Matthew J. Mindler, 19, of Hellertown, passed away Saturday, August 28, 2021.
Born in Dubois, he was the son of Monica (Giannini) Mindler and James M. Mindler. He was a member of Morning Star Fellowship Church, Bechtelsville, where he had been part of the video tech crew. Most recently, he was a student at Millersville University.
Survivors: parents; brothers, Derek, Daniel Bealer; maternal grandmother; paternal grandparents; aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by the dogs he loved – River, Rylin and Mocha.
Contributions: Matthew loved the cherry tree blooms in the spring. Please remember him by donating to the National Mall's Cherry Tree Endowment or by planting a Kwanzan Cherry Tree in his honor.∼
Born in Dubois, he was the son of Monica (Giannini) Mindler and James M. Mindler. He was a member of Morning Star Fellowship Church, Bechtelsville, where he had been part of the video tech crew. Most recently, he was a student at Millersville University.
Survivors: parents; brothers, Derek, Daniel Bealer; maternal grandmother; paternal grandparents; aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by the dogs he loved – River, Rylin and Mocha.
Contributions: Matthew loved the cherry tree blooms in the spring. Please remember him by donating to the National Mall's Cherry Tree Endowment or by planting a Kwanzan Cherry Tree in his honor.∼
Matthew J. Mindler, 19, of Hellertown, passed away Saturday, August 28, 2021.
Born in Dubois, he was the son of Monica (Giannini) Mindler and James M. Mindler. He was a member of Morning Star Fellowship Church, Bechtelsville, where he had been part of the video tech crew. Most recently, he was a student at Millersville University.
Survivors: parents; brothers, Derek, Daniel Bealer; maternal grandmother; paternal grandparents; aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by the dogs he loved – River, Rylin and Mocha.
Contributions: Matthew loved the cherry tree blooms in the spring. Please remember him by donating to the National Mall's Cherry Tree Endowment or by planting a Kwanzan Cherry Tree in his honor.∼
Born in Dubois, he was the son of Monica (Giannini) Mindler and James M. Mindler. He was a member of Morning Star Fellowship Church, Bechtelsville, where he had been part of the video tech crew. Most recently, he was a student at Millersville University.
Survivors: parents; brothers, Derek, Daniel Bealer; maternal grandmother; paternal grandparents; aunts, uncles and cousins. He is also survived by the dogs he loved – River, Rylin and Mocha.
Contributions: Matthew loved the cherry tree blooms in the spring. Please remember him by donating to the National Mall's Cherry Tree Endowment or by planting a Kwanzan Cherry Tree in his honor.∼
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