Condolence: "Uncle Eddie" was my mother's (Carol Greenwood)uncle. Although I was very young, I remember Uncle Eddie's constant and contagious smile, and his quiet kindness. I remember his laugh, and twinkling eyes. I am sure he will be greatly missed. His twinkling eyes are now making Heaven an even brighter place.

Condolence: Mr. Binnall was a truly generous and genuine man who was always quick to crack a smile--or more often a joke! I have many fond memories of him, particularly of my adventures raking his yard for several autumns, and know he will be greatly missed by all those his life has touched. My prayers are with his family and friends in this sad time.

Condolence: To the family of Ed. Binnal:

Ed was a friend and always a gentleman. I had the pleasure of being with Ed for 2 years with the Catholic Men's Committee and other matters, as well at North American Martyrs and knowing his family members.
I am sorry for your loss and send love and prayers to you all.

Orman and Anne Moody

Condolence: Our deepest condolences from Central Massachusetts Agency on Aging.
We knew Ed to be a good and kind man, thoughtful in all he did. He was fair and just, and true to his word.
He will be missed.

Condolence: Eleanor & Family,
I am so saddened to hear that Ed Passed. He was such a gentle man. In the years that I have known him I know how much I loved him. Ed was so very special. He will be missed by all that knew him.

Condolence: Aunt Elinor, Mark, Nancy, Bobby and Brian....I am truly sorry for your loss. I have wonderfully happy memories of Uncle Eddie. We have another funeral the same day in Gardner so unfortunately I will not make it down to the service. You are in my thoughts and prayers....love to all of you. Love Tammy

Condolence: Nancy and Binnall family how sorry I am to hear of your dad's passing. He was such an amazing role model- sharp and witty but compassionate enough to put up with the Eddie Haskell in your high school life. Love and prayers to you at this time of remembrance of a life well lived.