Bert Frank Griffith, age 89 of Lincoln Park, passed away September 1, 2024.  He was born on January 20, 1935, in Wyandotte, Michigan to Winnifred Jane and John Griffiths. He attended Cass Tech high school.

Bert's career was marked by his passion for machinery and entrepreneurship, a field in which he made significant contributions throughout his life. His commitment extended beyond his professional endeavors; he proudly served his country in the United States Army, with a notable station in Schweinfurt, Germany.

After his service, he returned to Michigan where he devoted himself to his family and career. Bert's life was enriched by his marriage to Darlene, with whom he initially resided in Detroit before moving to Lincoln Park, Michigan where they raised their family.

An active member of the Masons and the Ford Mercury Restorer’s Club, Bert found joy in his hobbies and the company of fellow enthusiasts. His love for automobiles was well-known, particularly his cherished 1966 convertible Mustang, often accompanied by his trademark admonition: “Don’t step on the running boards!”

He also delighted in hosting barbeques at “The Ponderosa,” his lake property, which he lovingly named and where many treasured family gatherings were held.

Bert is remembered for his unwavering strength, his boundless love for his wife, and his devotion to his sons. His spirit will live on in the hearts of all who knew him, and he will be deeply missed.

Bert was the beloved husband of the late Darlene Helen Griffith for 66 years. Loving father of Kevin (Dorothy) Griffith and Kurt Griffith. Proud grandfather of Ian (Emily) Griffith and Korissa (Jeff) Rosenfeld, and great-grandfather of Stella, Hailey, and Noah. Dearest brother of and preceded in death by Beverly, Joan, William, and Donald.

Bert was also a life-long friend to many especially, Billy, Louie and Connie Titso.