Michigan Declares #FATURDAY In Honor Of Beloved Food & Detroit Sports Enthusiast... Andy Isaac

Governor Whitmer Hears Michigan Residents & Responds With #Faturday Proclamation

It’s Officially #Faturday In Michigan

Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared today as "Faturday" in Michigan, a heartfelt tribute to the late Andy Isaac, a cherished Detroit sports and food advocate. Known for his vibrant personality and unyielding passion, Andy brought together the best of food, sports, and community, leaving an enduring legacy.

“Andy Isaac was the embodiment of Michigan's love for food, sports, and togetherness,” Governor Whitmer said in her declaration. “By naming today Faturday, we honor his spirit, his traditions, and the joy he brought to so many.”

Andy, who coined #Faturday as a tradition to celebrate Saturdays with delectable meals and thrilling sports moments, became a beloved figure on social media and beyond. His posts not only showcased the culinary diversity of Metro Detroit but also celebrated its unique culture everywhere he went. From tacos to burgers, and even cinnamon flavored Cheetos, Andy embraced it all with equal enthusiasm.