1956
Bradford
2023
Bradford Kim Bindrup
June 18, 1956 — February 25, 2023
Bradford Kim Bindrup passed away peacefully on February 25, 2023 at Bella Terra Nursing in St George, Utah. We are certain that Brad was excitedly reunited with many friends and family. Brad was born in Logan, Utah on June18, 1956 to Verl and Barbara Bindrup. He was the oldest of 6 children and grew up in River Heights.
He worked at Thurston construction for many years and became skilled at operating a backhoe. He later worked at Logan Glass installing windshields.
Brad suffered a stroke in 2012 and became unable to work which was very devastating for him because he was such a hard worker and loved to keep everything immaculate and in order.
From a young age he found peace in the outdoors. He loved deer hunting, fishing, four-wheeling, camping and hiking. He was a master tie flyer and knew which ones to use at which lake, he would often be the only one catching fish due to his extensive knowledge.
Brad was a good uncle to many nieces and nephews and would take them hunting and fishing.
Brad was a kind, sensitive person who would go out of his way to help someone.
He is survived by his siblings Tami Rawlins, Holly Thompson (Kurt), Kristy Smith (George), Troy Bindrup and Lisa Baker (Steve). A celebration of life will be held this summer. “Into the forest I go….To lose my mind and find my soul.” – John Muir
In Lieu of anything, be kind to everyone.
He worked at Thurston construction for many years and became skilled at operating a backhoe. He later worked at Logan Glass installing windshields.
Brad suffered a stroke in 2012 and became unable to work which was very devastating for him because he was such a hard worker and loved to keep everything immaculate and in order.
From a young age he found peace in the outdoors. He loved deer hunting, fishing, four-wheeling, camping and hiking. He was a master tie flyer and knew which ones to use at which lake, he would often be the only one catching fish due to his extensive knowledge.
Brad was a good uncle to many nieces and nephews and would take them hunting and fishing.
Brad was a kind, sensitive person who would go out of his way to help someone.
He is survived by his siblings Tami Rawlins, Holly Thompson (Kurt), Kristy Smith (George), Troy Bindrup and Lisa Baker (Steve). A celebration of life will be held this summer. “Into the forest I go….To lose my mind and find my soul.” – John Muir
In Lieu of anything, be kind to everyone.
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