Francis X. Burger

Francis X. Burger, affectionately known as Frank, entered this world on July 30, 1971, in the city of Detroit, MI. He passed away on December 13, 2024, in Dearborn Heights, MI, leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories.

Frank was a shining light in the lives of many. He was adored not just by his family but also by friends and associates throughout his life. His warmth, infectious smile, and unwavering kindness resonated deeply with everyone he encountered. From his riding brothers to his childhood companions, Frank was a true brother to all, always ready with a helping hand or a supportive word.

Among his most treasured times were those spent at the camper in Irish Hills, where he enjoyed countless adventures with his fiancée, Debi, and their camping family. These moments were a testament to Frank’s zest for life and his ability to foster connections with loved ones. His love for riding his Harley was a passion he cherished, embodying his free spirit and adventurous soul. He loved the outdoors and boating with "The Guys".

His family was his pride and joy, and he is survived by many who loved him dearly. His beloved fiancée, Deborah Ramer, stood by his side as they shared dreams and laughter. He was a caring father to Madisyn Burger and also embraced his role as a stepfather to Jonathon Beasinger, Gregory Damon and Brittany Olivarri. Frank was a doting grandfather to Faith-Lynn Olivarri, Nova Reign Olivarri, Madelyn Beasinger, and Sevena Beasinger, each of whom held a special place in his heart. His presence will be missed by his loving dog companion, Bullet.Siblings and extended family members, including his sister Chris (Denny) Herney, cousin Doug (Jennifer) Herney, and numerous nephews and nieces, will forever cherish the memories they created with Frank. He held a cherished bond with his brother-in-law David (Kim) Beasinger, his sister-in-law Kim (Bill) Weikel, and brother-in-law Kenny (Michelle) Beasinger. The connection with families such as the Burke and Slater families enriched his life, adding layers of love and support.Frank's passing leaves a profound void, marked by the memories of laughter and joy shared with those he loved. 

He was predeceased by his mother, Catherine Burger, who undoubtedly is watching over him with pride, along with his grandpa/dad William Keast, grandma/mom Charollette Keast, and his first wife Christine Burke. The companionship of his loving dog Brody was also a source of comfort to him, and they are now reunited.

As we remember Francis X. Burger, let us honor his spirit by carrying forward the kindness and camaraderie he exemplified. In our hearts, he will remain an enduring presence, inspiring us to live fully and love deeply, just as he did.