Burton Eugene Ford Jr., a devoted husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and friend, has passed away, leaving behind a lifetime of cherished memories. His presence was a gift to all who knew him—his kindness unmatched, his loyalty unwavering, and his humor unforgettable.

Burt was the light in any room he walked into, known for his infectious laughter and quick wit. He was the funny guy, the prankster, the one who could turn any moment into something special. A fierce protector, a loyal friend, and a no-nonsense uncle, he lived with authenticity and a deep love for those around him. He was the king of the grill, the life of the party, and, above all, a devoted and loving husband to his wife, Brendi.

Burt and Brendi weren't just husband and wife—they were best friends, soulmates, true partners in every sense. They shared a love that was effortless and unshakable, an unspoken bond that radiated to everyone around them. Burt was her "B," her person, the one who made life's adventures even greater. Together, they were Bonnie and Clyde, partners in crime, always in sync. Their love was more than words—it was something you could see and feel. Marked by their shared tattoo, "One life, one love," their connection was undeniable. Whether hiking in the mountains, laughing at an inside joke, or simply sitting in each other's presence, they had a love that was rare, real, and unwavering.

But nothing in this world brought Burt more pride than being a father. His children, Ryan, Madison, Jillian, and Oakley, were his greatest joy, the lights of his life. He loved them with every fiber of his being—celebrating their successes, guiding them through life's challenges, and always reminding them just how deeply they were loved. Burt embraced fatherhood with his whole heart. He was their protector, their teacher, and there was no title he wore more proudly than "Dad."

Burt had a deep love for the outdoors, often finding peace in the mountains and joy in the beauty of nature. Whether hiking or simply exploring with Brendi by his side, he found freedom in adventure. Tyke and Hurley were always along for the ride, completing their little pack. He was also known for his strong opinions and unwavering convictions, never shying away from what he believed in.

He is survived by his loving wife, Brendi, and her boys, Nobi and Conner; his cherished children, Ryan, Madison, Jillian, and Oakley; his parents, Burton Sr. and Roberta; and his siblings:

Charlie (Connie)

Alan (Heidi)

Sherry (Bill)

Danyelle (Ken)

Christina (Josh)

David

Stephanie (Troy)

Jamie (Francis)

Jason (Bridget)

Burt's life will be honored on Saturday, March 29, 2025, at the LDS Church on 1405 North Main Street, Orem, Utah, 84057.

• Viewing: 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM prior to service at 12 pm at same location.

In lieu of flowers donations are greatly appreciated

to view the service for Burton online please click this link. www.walkersanderson.com