Stacey Leonard Burcham

On April 2, 2024, heaven was gifted a little more laughter. Stacey Leonard Burcham, age 53, passed away in Helena, Montana from prolonged health issues.

Stacey L. Burcham was born on May 24, 1970, to Kenneth Leonard Burcham and Iris Brenda (Anderson) Burcham in Great Falls, MT. He attended and played football as a linebacker at Great Falls High School where he graduated in 1989, then went on to attend Montana State University- Northern in Havre, MT to pursue a degree in construction.

Once he returned to Great Falls, he worked for JAAP Construction for approximately 6 years, then built up the courage to establish his own business (25 years ago), Burcham Construction and Cabinet, Inc. and continued working until his passing. Stacey took a tremendous amount of pride in his work, and it showed. He was precise, detailed, and meticulous with every project he was fortunate to be a part of. He had a reputation for quality workmanship, absolute integrity, and a genuine concern for others. Throughout his career, he was also a member of the Great Falls Home Builder’s Association and received Builder of the Year Award in 2005.

A few fun facts about Stacey: The only tie he had ever worn was at the end of a fishing hook; his favorite saying (usually to himself) was “Get ‘Er Done!;” and he hiked 80 miles across the Bob Marshall Wilderness.

His passion was the simple things in life he enjoyed the most, a few laughs and a good time is all he asked for. He will be deeply missed.

Preceding Stacey in death are his parents, Ken Burcham and Iris Anderson; brother, Gary Burcham; and father-in-law, Warren O’Keefe.

Survivors are his daughter, Lexi Burcham-Carter; son, Tyler Burcham; sisters, Diana Lynn Marchand, Cheryl Ann Weathers, Juanita Louise Cunningham, and Susan May Burcham; brothers, Randall Scott Burcham, Loren Douglas Burcham, Brent Kendrick Burcham, and Donald Alvin Burcham; mother-in-law, Marian Robbins; and grandson, Sawyer Burcham.

Please join the family for a celebration of Stacey’s life on Thursday, July 25, 2024, at 2:00 p.m. at Hillcrest Lawn Memorial Chapel (1410 13th Street South).