Obituaries detail

Andrea "Andi" Lynn Burgis

August 5, 1959 - May 28, 2021

 

Andi was born August 5, 1959, the first child of Anita Burgis and Stanley Burgis in Philadelphia, PA. As a teenager they moved to Arizona and she eventually settled in Southern California where she raised her two sons (Keith and David) before moving to her beautiful ranch in Liberty, MO. Andi was dedicated to her work and her business, Challenge U; where she coached others for emotional intelligence in the pursuit of connection, clarity and congruency with her beloved horse companions and teachers.

 

Andi was preceded in death by her mother, Anita. She is survived by her sons, Keith (Lydia) Boone and David (Jessica) Boone, Nonni to her granddaughters Alyssa and Eilah, her sisters Staci (Warren) Victor, and Debbi Green, nephews Mitchell, Chase, and Ryan, niece Lucy, and father Stan Burgis.

 

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Serenity Life http://serenitylifekc.org/#counselors and Horses & Heroes https://www.horsesandheroes.org/donate, where she was actively involved and where most of her animals (horses and dogs) will now call home.

 

A memorial service will be heldJune 26, 11:00 am, (Mountain Time) in Denver, Colorado. A link to view services virtually will be provided.

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Condolences

Virginia Masoner May 31, 2021

I met Andi through Beth Russell. Andi taught us equine therapy. I was so excited to work with her horses feel in love with her horse Tucker. Andi will be missed by many. May God give her family healing through this difficult tine.

Marsha Clayton May 31, 2021

She was our Team Building member for several years ,Huntington Beach ,California

My deepest condolences for your loss. Andi was a fantastic leader, one of and non- judge mental person I’ve ever met. Her ability to connect with people to push their limits and expose their vulnerabilities was exceptional. She touched my life as she did countless others. The legacy she leaves is one to be very proud of. May your memories of happier times bring you comfort during your time of grief.

DAVID SAGOR May 31, 2021

Friend of Stanley Burgis ,CEDAR KNOLLS ,New Jersey

Dear Stan and the entire Burgis family, Although I never got the chance to meet Andi, I know that I missed out. From all accounts she was a wonderful person who embraced life, I am so sorry to hear of her passing and wish you solace and peace as you recall the good memories that you made with Andi. I wish you all a long life. Sincerely David Sagor

Coura Fall Jun 01, 2021

Her father business associate ,Silver Spring ,Maryland

Stanley and Family, My very deepest condolences for the lost of your beautiful daughter. BEAUTIFUL Inside (by reading what she accomplished helping those who need her). May se rest in Peace and the Mighty God give her many palaces and all his BEST at his highest paradises. My heart and prayers are with you all. Stay Blessed. Ms Coura Fall

Teri Safranek Jun 22, 2021

Friend ,Fallbrook ,California

Keith and David, I am so sad to hear that your Mom has left us. She will never leave my heart, like so many other people who were blessed to have known her, Andi made a tremendous difference in my life. I am a better person for having known Andi. She picked the perfect name for her company, Challenge You. Andi was always challenging me to be authentic and live a life with positive purpose. She introduced me to the World Works program, not an experience I enjoyed (and neither did she!) but it helped us both get over some issues in our lives. I hired Andi several times while working at Palomar College to help my team. Also hired you Keith and loved having you on our team! Andi and I would have dinner together fairly often back in those days, she always inspired me. She was an excellent listener, offered great advice along with her friendship. You all are in my thoughts for God’s healing comfort. Much love, Teri