George Anthony Biermaker, age 67 of Hart, MI entered Eternal Life on Tuesday January 2, 2018 at Mercy Health- Sherman Campus. He was doing what he loved when God called him home.

George was born on May 19, 1950 in the Sault Ste. Marie, MI to Edna Lucille Biermaker and his father was deceased before he was born. George was later adopted by Raymond and Mary Vadnais and moved to Champion, MI as a child. George then grew up in Champion, MI and graduated from Champion High School.

George was a man of many talents and he often wore many hats. Sometimes many hats at one time. He loved the outdoors and gardening. He loved old cars and owned a 1957 Chevy BelAir. The car needed repairs a lot, you bet there was a lot of teasing about the repairs. George put his car in the Metro Cruises; he would offer to give the children and grandchildren a ride in his car.

George was a very inventive person and could build almost anything from his imagination. Trial and error to completion. During his life he should have owned patents for the inventions he created. He would not give-up until he perfected his inventions.

George married Patricia Anderson on August 16, 1985 in Ishpeming, MI. He was employed as a custodian for 32years retiring Cranbrook Education in Bloomfield Hills, MI.

He was survived by his wife of 32years Patricia Biermaker of Hart, MI. George has two stepsons Mark James Anderson (grandchildren) Grady, & Gretta Anderson of Hart MI. Kevin Lee Anderson( grandchildren), Jonathan, Brandon, Hope, Jazmine, Alisha, & Marie Anderson of St. Petersburg, FL. One brother Gene (Beth) Vadnais of Washington State, a sister Betty, Brother-in-law Richard (Dorothy-deceased) Hoenecke and Family. Brother - in laws; Joseph Willey of Ishpeming MI, and William & (Cathy Willey of Wyoming, MI. Nieces; Connie Willey (Great Nephews; Bailey, Tyler, Ian, and Dominic. Heather Willey (Great niece Charley) and Chuck Anderson. Niece Stephanie Willey and Tony Willey of Wyoming MI. Nephew William Kenneth Willey of Portland OR.

Family would also like to thank the State Police, paramedics, ambulance and Mercy Health Sherman in Muskegon for the care given during this trying time.

George A. Biermaker also was generous and donated any organs to Gift of Life. In death he chose to save lives.

The Memorial Service will be held to celebrate George's life on Saturday, January 20, 2018 at 11:00 am at Hart Congregational United Church of Christ 408 S. State Street, Hart, with Pastor Dan Barnum-Steggerda officiating. The luncheon will immediately follow the service at the Church.

In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to help pay for his funeral expenses.

To leave a memory, anecdote or story about George or sign the online guest book, Visit www.beaconfh.com

Beacon Cremation and Funeral Service, the King-Hart Chapel, is in charge of arrangements.

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