Birth date: Mar 12, 1953 Death date: Sep 5, 2021
Barbara "Jill" Bingham, 68, passed away peacefully, September 5, 2021. She was born on March 12, 1953, in Windsor, Canada to Robert “Jack” and Barbara (Lorangeau) Clarke. Jill married Wayne Bingham 35 years ago in Lubbock, Texas, Read Obituary
This breaks my heart. Jill was my best friend here in Lubbock Texas. She was a loving and wonderful person. I will miss her tremendously. To her parents I say, I'm so sorry for your loss. I can't believe this is happening. I loved my best friend very much. Rip, my dear friend
My deepest condolences on Jill's passing. She was a bright, humorous light in high school and will be missed by her surviving family I'm sure.
Rest in peace Jill.
So Sorry to hear of Jills Passing. Another Allen Park Class of 1971 Classmate passed away so young. She will be missed. May she RIP.
THE CLASS OF ALLEN PARK HIGH 1971
Although I did not know you personally, you were loved by your family; they spoke fondly of you and I know that you took Sarah into your home while in Texas. You will be missed. God Speed
I can hardly believe that Jill is gone I will miss your beautiful smile and always remember the fun times we had. I cherish the Christmas ornaments you gave us some were handmade Hearts Angel's Crosses Mr and Mrs Santa and the list goes on.We worked and modeled together what fun we had.Jill had a nack of making her patio and yard looking like a magazine cover.My daughter Lacee cherishes the Christmas apron Jill made her as well as the ornaments today
Lacee called her Auntie Jill what a great memory.
Jill will be missed dearly but never f in our hearts.I could write a book about the great times we had together but most of all we'll see you again in Heaven
when God is ready! Rest I. Peace girlfriend you are missed!
Rest In Peace Jill!
One of my dearest friends from high school to which we kept in contact all the time when she lived in Texas and when she moved back to Michigan . Im stricken with such sadness to hear of her passing. Blessings of comfort for Jill’s surviving family. God Bless.
I gave Jill her first job when she arrived in Texas. We were fast friends from day one. Jill was one of a kind and I will miss her more than I can say. My beautiful friend.
