Mr. Kenneth A. Geier

I will remember his droll sense of humor (but always with that simmering grin just under the surface), the quiet demeanor and the songs. Also, the mural (unfinished for him but incredible to me) on the basement wall and the first color TV in my neighborhood. Geier's house had the coolest wallpaper I'd ever seen in an otherwise humble home. Mr. and Mrs. Geier made me as welcome as their own kids whenever I stayed there (I practically lived there at times!). I remember Mr. Geier playing the guitar sitting cross-legged on the couch, singing "Cool Water". After that, I always wanted to hear him sing again but he'd never do so on demand. I guess I was lucky that one time! Childhood was a long, long time ago but my "extra" parents have a special place in my heart. Give each other a hug for me, Mr. and Mrs. G. Much love to all of you in the family. May your moments of remembrance bring you comfort, happiness and inspiration. Susie Rosser Deneen

My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you. I knew Kenny from the Wallpaper Shoppe. I enjoyed visiting with him as he had his cup of coffee. It was wonderful to recommend him for jobs and knew they would be done to perfection. Bless him for now he is not suffering anymore and he is with his beloved Irene. Joleen

Ken was a great brother-in-law. He wll be missed!

So long Ken,God Bless, We knew each other a long time, high school, national guard, getting married about the same time, family coming at the same time. Lot's of fun with our families, playing cards and square dancing. You and Irene were a great couple now you can be together again. Good Memories, Jerry & Donna Denruiter

In loving memory of a wonderful brother-in-law Will miss you dearly