David Henry Geisinger

Joey and Family, I first met Dave in the Winter of 1971 when I was rushing the SAE Fraternity at Penn State. I loved Dave and always enjoyed being in his company. He had an easy laugh. A true gentlemen. I learned a lot from Dave and his fellow upperclassmen that has served me well in my adult life. I have had a deep sense of loss since learning of his passing and I am sure all of the Penn State SAEs from the early 1970s share that sentiment.

Dear Joey, Jesse, Justin & Families
I just now learned about Daves passing. I'm so very sorry for your loss. I remember Dave fondly for his full and enthusiastic life. It was always clear to me that his familystarting with you, Joeywas his North Star.
With Deepest Sympathy,

Joey and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss of Dave. I met Dave in the Fall of '70 at an SAE rush. It is all a blur but I think Dave was the first Brother I met that evening - and it is not an understatement to say that it changed my life. Dave was my advocate, promoter and became my Big Brother. I remember his infectious laugh and wonderful sense of humor. And Joey, he told me often when we saw one another that you were the best thing that ever happened to...

David was a wonderful cousin who will be missed.