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	At age 25, Victor was drafted into the military, and while stationed in Pennsylvania, met and married his wife, [[Donna Jean Burman\|Donna Hilliard]]. After completing his service, he returned to Saranac Lake with Donna and together raised a family in a home they designed and built themselves (with a little help from friends and family). Victor and Donna recently celebrated 59 years of togetherness.		At age 25, Victor was drafted into the military, and while stationed in Pennsylvania, met and married his wife, [[Donna Jean Burman\|Donna Hilliard]]. After completing his service, he returned to Saranac Lake with Donna and together raised a family in a home they designed and built themselves (with a little help from friends and family). Victor and Donna recently celebrated 59 years of togetherness.

	He is survived by his wife and two children, Kim (longtime partner Susan) and Dale (wife Geniene) and a grandson, Quinn. He was predeceased by his older brother Richard (wife Lil) and is survived by five siblings: Susanne (husband Dick), Gordon (wife Louise), Ross (wife Barbara), Alice (husband Mike), and Tom (wife Diane) as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews.		He is survived by his wife and two children, Kim (longtime partner Susan) and Dale (wife Geniene) and a grandson, Quinn. He was predeceased by his older brother Richard (wife Lil) and is survived by five siblings: [[Susanne B. Wright\|Susanne]] (husband [[Richard Frank Burman\|Dick]]), Gordon (wife Louise), Ross (wife Barbara), Alice (husband Mike), and Tom (wife [[Diane Grace Burman\|Diane]]) as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews.

	As a teenager, he apprenticed at [[Currier Press]] in Saranac Lake, learning the printing trade and later operating his own printing business out of his home in Vermontville. The Print Shop served many individuals and businesses in the Tri-Lakes area for decades. He also worked for [[St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center\|St. Joseph’s Rehabilitation Center]] as maintenance supervisor and eventually retired from the [[Saranac Lake Central School District]] as a school bus driver.		As a teenager, he apprenticed at [[Currier Press]] in Saranac Lake, learning the printing trade and later operating his own printing business out of his home in Vermontville. The Print Shop served many individuals and businesses in the Tri-Lakes area for decades. He also worked for [[St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center\|St. Joseph’s Rehabilitation Center]] as maintenance supervisor and eventually retired from the [[Saranac Lake Central School District]] as a school bus driver.

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[[File:Victor C. Burman.jpg|alt=Victor C. Burman|thumb|Victor C. Burman. Courtesy of Adirondack Daily Enterprise, January 10, 2023]]
'''Born''': 1937

'''Died''': January 6, 2023

'''Married''': [[Donna Jean Burman|Donna Hilliard]]

'''Children''': Kim, Dale

'''Victor C. Burman'''
----''[[Adirondack Daily Enterprise]]'', January 10, 2023

'''Victor C. Burman'''

Victor C. Burman, 85, of Vermontville, passed away on Jan. 6, 2023 at Meadowbrook Health Care in Plattsburgh.

Born in 1937, he was the second son of [[Margaret L. Ayotte]] and [[Richard C. Burman]].

At age 25, Victor was drafted into the military, and while stationed in Pennsylvania, met and married his wife, [[Donna Jean Burman|Donna Hilliard]]. After completing his service, he returned to Saranac Lake with Donna and together raised a family in a home they designed and built themselves (with a little help from friends and family). Victor and Donna recently celebrated 59 years of togetherness.

He is survived by his wife and two children, Kim (longtime partner Susan) and Dale (wife Geniene) and a grandson, Quinn. He was predeceased by his older brother Richard (wife Lil) and is survived by five siblings: Susanne (husband Dick), Gordon (wife Louise), Ross (wife Barbara), Alice (husband Mike), and Tom (wife Diane) as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews.

As a teenager, he apprenticed at [[Currier Press]] in Saranac Lake, learning the printing trade and later operating his own printing business out of his home in Vermontville. The Print Shop served many individuals and businesses in the Tri-Lakes area for decades. He also worked for [[St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center|St. Joseph’s Rehabilitation Center]] as maintenance supervisor and eventually retired from the [[Saranac Lake Central School District]] as a school bus driver.

Victor had many interests and projects to keep him busy, always curious about how things were put together and how they worked. He delighted in watching, examining and riding on trains and ships and working with anything mechanical. He enjoyed numerous road trips with his family and traveling the world with Donna during their retirement. Victor particularly loved the ocean, old western shows, movies and music. He loved solving puzzles as well as designing, creating and building with his hands, often building furniture for his home or solving many a dilemma using the resources he found around him. His smile, good nature and wit will be greatly missed.

Calling hours will take place at the [[Fortune-Keough Funeral Home]] in Saranac Lake on Saturday, Jan. 14 from 4 to 6 p.m. A brief prayer service will immediately follow at 6 p.m. at the funeral home with Rev. Martin Cline officiating. Burial will take place in [[Union Cemetery, Vermontville|Union Cemetery in Vermontville]] at a later date.

Friends wishing to remember Victor may make memorial contributions to the [[Tri-Lakes Humane Society]] or the [[Bloomingdale Volunteer Fire Department]] in care of the funeral home. Family and friends can also share their condolences and memories at fortunekeoughfuneralhome.com.
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