Birth date: Oct 22, 1944 Death date: May 15, 2025
Joseph Burger, age 80, of Cincinnati, passed away Thursday, May 15, 2025 at his home. Joe was born on October 22, 1944 in Centerville, Iowa, the son of Clifford and Leona (Starks) Burger. He graduated from Moravia High School with Read Obituary
Wen, we are so sorry to hear of your loss. May God be with you and comfort you at this time.
💔💔💔
Breaks my heart to hear about Our Beloved Regular Breakfast/Coffee Buddy Joe ( Mama Dawns) Joe was a kind hearted, concerning friend. He always had an infectious smile, if you were down, you weren't anymore!! I enjoyed and admired his hot rods.
When Joe would get ready to leave Mama Dawns.... " Well, I better get this day started."
Joe will be greatly missed and is already missed......
Dad (Papa Joe), we love you so much, and I know we will see you again. Jennifer and Family (Derek, Luke, Caleb, and Cora)
Joe class of 63 we will miss you.. we went all through school together starting in Unionville then on to Moravia.... He came to most of the reunions and always a good time.. prayers to his family. Rest in Peace Joe
I'm so sorry to hear about Joe! He was such a great friend to me and got me involved with the stock market! I'm so sorry for your loss, he was devoted to his wife and his family!! And a great friend to so many people!! He will be missed!!
joes was a good guy Linda and I was shocked to hear of his passing. He built a chicken house and another building for us way back. Also saw him at several car shows a lot with his corvette and my ole 5o chevy. Likable person deepest condolences to his wife and family. R.I.P. Joe... Skip and Linda Campbell
Our condolences to all of Joe's Family. Really enjoyed our conversations, just a great human being! May he Rest in Peace!!!!!!
Joe Burger was a guy i will never forget. Last year in Mystic Iowa he joined me with a bunch of crazy people with high hopes of an idea to put on a car show in Mystic. He was there at my meetings and when he wasnt i would keep him up to date on what was going on, and what he would expect to see. he called me up and asked to donate $100 dollars to the car show in his name, i asked how he would like me to split it up, he said he didnt care he just wanted to be a part of something big. And you were joe, you helped me push 148 cars in the lil town of Mystic Iowa, a town that never seen anything like it before. RIP JOE BURGER! I will never forget you! Your friend Rick Seddon.
Joe was a great guy.Always liked talking to him at the car shows.Rest in peace buddy.
