We miss dearly, grandpa. Lilith and I still talk about you during our bedtime chat. You are always on our minds.

Love,
Yalin

Happy Birthday, Grandpa. Missing you every day <3

I just read Earl's bio and all I can say is Wow! What a life well lived. And all of that packed into only 100 years! As a kid, he was my favorite uncle (I think because he was missing a finger from a farm accident and I thought that was really cool). Some of my best memories were visiting Earl and Ginny and family at Gull Lake. They were always very generous and fun to be around. So sad that they are no longer with us. 

Earl and Ginny Geiger were dear friends since the early 1990s. My wife Sue and I have many fond memories of them as a couple and as individuals. Ginny-the voracious reader-you always wanted to read what she recommended. Her engaging, bright smile and care about how things were going with you was her signature attribute.
Earl-the original entrepreneur and enthusiastic and generous supporter of all who knew him. He was a devoted husband, father, and friend.
Most memorable is Earl and Ginny's marriage--starting with farming in Iowa and virtually ending with their dying together. Their love for each other for over 79 years and their wonderful family are the hallmarks of their life together and their lives. Their marriage was inspiring to many of us who were blessed to know them. May they Rest In Peace.

Michael O'Connell and Sue Hayes

I'm so sorry to hear that both Earl and Ginny have passed away. I'm glad for their sakes though that they are together in Heaven. I would have liked to know them better. I have childhood memories of their wonderful hospitality. My Mom always talked about how she'd follow Earl out to feed the cow after dark. She thought maybe he was a little afraid of the dark! I doubt that. They were always the closest of her siblings when she was younger.

Prayers and love to the entire Geiger family.
I always looked forward to having conversation with Earl at Tom and Cindy's. Earl could tell a good story and his life experience was always fascinating. A life well lived, and not to be forgotten.

Geigers family, I am so very sorry for your lose. Ginny and Earl were the sweetest most beautiful couples I know. It was obvious they were blessed with the most incredible gift life has to offer by finding their sole mate. They touched the lives of everyone around them with kind words and the radiation of their love for each other. They are appropriately called "The Greatest Generation" and will be greatly missed.
Mary (Keppel ) Zack, Pine Beach Peninsula. 

Dear Geiger Family,
Sending my prayers and heartfelt condolences to all the children, their spouses, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of Ginny and Earl.
So many happy memories of meals shared with four generations of family around the table. What a beautiful, fruitful life Ginny and Earl have shared with us all. They will be sorely missed at the next gathering but I will be remembering stories shared. To be with them, was to see a relationship rooted in love over a lifetime. It’s poetic that they should enter into God’s loving arms together. So grateful to have known them and have the Geiger Family in my life.
With love and prayers,
Jean Roozendaal