Sgt. Christopher P. Geiger

Chris, We miss you and think of you often. The stories never get old and the laughter is always contagious. You brought joy to all of us who knew you. God bless

Chris knew every military facet of WW2 and the Civil War. He would say he was a fountain of useless knowledge but just to make us laugh. I´m glad I got to know him.

I remember. My son was active duty at that time. Bless your family.

Every year when this memorial appears it breaks my heart. Chris was a great friend. From Playing High School football together, eatting lunch together in High school and eatting breakfast after the 7 am Mass @ Sacred Heart. I truly miss him. I think of him and his family often. The lord recruited a great soldier in Chris. Gone to soon.

Thank You for your service!

I remember Chris when he served at the 213th with my husband, SSGT. James Brown. He was at our home many times. When it came time to leave for Afghanistan their flight was delayed several times and I drove to Philadelphia to pick them up each night and then back we would go the next morning. He was always so happy that he didn´t have to sit in the airport for endless hours and that he could come home with us. Needless to say his passing was quite devastating to all of the soldiers serving...

May Sgt. Geiger rest in peace. May God comfort his family on this sad anniversary.

Aunt Pat & Uncle George, In loving memory of Chris. I hope you have special memories of him in your heart to hold onto forever. Love always, Lori

I think Chris was my son David best friend. He lived on scenic dr. He was killed in the army in 1990. Is this the correct Christopher who lived on Bigley rd. Barb S.