Daniel W. Geisler

He is going to be very missed. Our thoughts are with you.

Being born & raised in Allma, Ks., I've known the Geisler family all my life. So many wonderful memories. When Danny was about 14, in 1968, the familly played for John's and my 25th. anniversary party. Already then Danny's musical talents was apparent. It was a Joy to teach Roxanne and Danny in sunday school and bible school, at Peace United Church of Christ. Since moving to Missouri we have kept in touch back home, and it is with greaat saddness that we learned of Danny's death. To all...

Wanda and I are sorry to hear of the loss of Dan. He was not only a good square dance caller but a definite friend and he will surely be missed by all Ralph

Karry,
Sorry to hear about Dan. It is so hard to lose someone so close to you. But keep Prov. 3:5,6 in mind and trust and lean on the Lord as you will know He is there for you always.
with Love & Prayers
Eddie, Debbie & Anthony

Danny will be sorely missed at our fair dances. He always made it fun for our 4-H queen and her attendants to add square dancing to their talents. And of course the rest of us all had fun too. He was one of our favorite callers as well as Kelly's first caller besides his instructor. God bless and keep you in this time of grief.

Karry and family --
I am so sorry for your loss. Dan and I were in school together -- starting in first grade, so there are lots of memories. My thoughts and prayers are w/you and your family. God bless.

You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

Curt Annis and family

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family are in our prayers.

The loss of Dan brings back some memories of my child hood. While Dan was 10 years older than me, I have memories of us being together at many Geisler gatherings. When my Dad (Marvin Geisler)died at 57 years of age I thought that to be so young. Now another "young" Geisler has gone to glory land, and will be missed by those of us who remain here on earth.