Jeanie (Cullen) Binder, 73, of Houston,
Texas passed away peacefully on the
morning of Saturday, March 16, 2019
at Memorial Hermann Hospital.
Born in San Antonio, Texas, she grew up in
Houston with her parents, Lois and
Harold Cullen and brother, Larry
Cullen.
She is preceded in death by
her loving husband of 50 years,
Robert “Bob” Binder.
Jean was a kind and compassionate woman who
enjoyed spending time with her family,
her beloved animals, shopping on
QVC, traveling with her best friend
Sally, and sharing her life with Bob.
She and Bob traveled around the
world and United States, often times to
visit family. Jeanie and Bob owned and
operated their own business, Bob
Binder Graphics, for 43 years in
Houston. A cancer survivor, Jean was
a woman of immense strength and
determination. She was widely known
for her quick wit and sense of humor, a
trait that lives on in her children and
grandchildren. Jeanie had a big heart
for all animals, a love that went beyond
those that lived in her home. She was
known to provide affection and food to
any strays that crossed her path. She
also loved music of all kinds, even
keeping up with current songs that her
grandchildren and great grandchildren
enjoyed. She adored her family and
loved to brag about her grandchildren
and great-grands.
Jeanie will be greatly missed, but her memory lives
on through her son Bradley Binder, of
Kerrville, Texas; her daughter, Amy
(Binder) Toellner, her son-in-law
Jeffrey Toellner, of Warner Robins,
Georgia, her ten grandchildren, and
her three great grandchildren. She is
also survived by her adored rescue
dog, Cleo, who will be moving to Georgia with Amy and Jeffrey.
Funeral Service: Thursday, March 21,
2019, 10:00 am at the McWilliams Funeral Home
Burial: Fieldstore Cemetery with Pastor Danny Wendt, Officiating:
Jeanie lived to be 73 years, 11 months and 16 days old.
:
Texas passed away peacefully on the
morning of Saturday, March 16, 2019
at Memorial Hermann Hospital.
Born in San Antonio, Texas, she grew up in
Houston with her parents, Lois and
Harold Cullen and brother, Larry
Cullen.
She is preceded in death by
her loving husband of 50 years,
Robert “Bob” Binder.
Jean was a kind and compassionate woman who
enjoyed spending time with her family,
her beloved animals, shopping on
QVC, traveling with her best friend
Sally, and sharing her life with Bob.
She and Bob traveled around the
world and United States, often times to
visit family. Jeanie and Bob owned and
operated their own business, Bob
Binder Graphics, for 43 years in
Houston. A cancer survivor, Jean was
a woman of immense strength and
determination. She was widely known
for her quick wit and sense of humor, a
trait that lives on in her children and
grandchildren. Jeanie had a big heart
for all animals, a love that went beyond
those that lived in her home. She was
known to provide affection and food to
any strays that crossed her path. She
also loved music of all kinds, even
keeping up with current songs that her
grandchildren and great grandchildren
enjoyed. She adored her family and
loved to brag about her grandchildren
and great-grands.
Jeanie will be greatly missed, but her memory lives
on through her son Bradley Binder, of
Kerrville, Texas; her daughter, Amy
(Binder) Toellner, her son-in-law
Jeffrey Toellner, of Warner Robins,
Georgia, her ten grandchildren, and
her three great grandchildren. She is
also survived by her adored rescue
dog, Cleo, who will be moving to Georgia with Amy and Jeffrey.
Funeral Service: Thursday, March 21,
2019, 10:00 am at the McWilliams Funeral Home
Burial: Fieldstore Cemetery with Pastor Danny Wendt, Officiating:
Jeanie lived to be 73 years, 11 months and 16 days old.
:
Jeanie (Cullen) Binder, 73, of Houston,
Texas passed away peacefully on the
morning of Saturday, March 16, 2019
at Memorial Hermann Hospital.
Born in San Antonio, Texas, she grew up in
Houston with her parents, Lois and
Harold Cullen and brother, Larry
Cullen.
She is preceded in death by
her loving husband of 50 years,
Robert “Bob” Binder.
Jean was a kind and compassionate woman who
enjoyed spending time with her family,
her beloved animals, shopping on
QVC, traveling with her best friend
Sally, and sharing her life with Bob.
She and Bob traveled around the
world and United States, often times to
visit family. Jeanie and Bob owned and
operated their own business, Bob
Binder Graphics, for 43 years in
Houston. A cancer survivor, Jean was
a woman of immense strength and
determination. She was widely known
for her quick wit and sense of humor, a
trait that lives on in her children and
grandchildren. Jeanie had a big heart
for all animals, a love that went beyond
those that lived in her home. She was
known to provide affection and food to
any strays that crossed her path. She
also loved music of all kinds, even
keeping up with current songs that her
grandchildren and great grandchildren
enjoyed. She adored her family and
loved to brag about her grandchildren
and great-grands.
Jeanie will be greatly missed, but her memory lives
on through her son Bradley Binder, of
Kerrville, Texas; her daughter, Amy
(Binder) Toellner, her son-in-law
Jeffrey Toellner, of Warner Robins,
Georgia, her ten grandchildren, and
her three great grandchildren. She is
also survived by her adored rescue
dog, Cleo, who will be moving to Georgia with Amy and Jeffrey.
Funeral Service: Thursday, March 21,
2019, 10:00 am at the McWilliams Funeral Home
Burial: Fieldstore Cemetery with Pastor Danny Wendt, Officiating:
Jeanie lived to be 73 years, 11 months and 16 days old.
:
Texas passed away peacefully on the
morning of Saturday, March 16, 2019
at Memorial Hermann Hospital.
Born in San Antonio, Texas, she grew up in
Houston with her parents, Lois and
Harold Cullen and brother, Larry
Cullen.
She is preceded in death by
her loving husband of 50 years,
Robert “Bob” Binder.
Jean was a kind and compassionate woman who
enjoyed spending time with her family,
her beloved animals, shopping on
QVC, traveling with her best friend
Sally, and sharing her life with Bob.
She and Bob traveled around the
world and United States, often times to
visit family. Jeanie and Bob owned and
operated their own business, Bob
Binder Graphics, for 43 years in
Houston. A cancer survivor, Jean was
a woman of immense strength and
determination. She was widely known
for her quick wit and sense of humor, a
trait that lives on in her children and
grandchildren. Jeanie had a big heart
for all animals, a love that went beyond
those that lived in her home. She was
known to provide affection and food to
any strays that crossed her path. She
also loved music of all kinds, even
keeping up with current songs that her
grandchildren and great grandchildren
enjoyed. She adored her family and
loved to brag about her grandchildren
and great-grands.
Jeanie will be greatly missed, but her memory lives
on through her son Bradley Binder, of
Kerrville, Texas; her daughter, Amy
(Binder) Toellner, her son-in-law
Jeffrey Toellner, of Warner Robins,
Georgia, her ten grandchildren, and
her three great grandchildren. She is
also survived by her adored rescue
dog, Cleo, who will be moving to Georgia with Amy and Jeffrey.
Funeral Service: Thursday, March 21,
2019, 10:00 am at the McWilliams Funeral Home
Burial: Fieldstore Cemetery with Pastor Danny Wendt, Officiating:
Jeanie lived to be 73 years, 11 months and 16 days old.
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