Frank Geyer

Look forward to seeing him in the resurrection and introducing him to his great-great-nieces. Love to Uncle Franky as I called him. I'm Audrey's granddaughter.

Frank was a dear friend of mine as he visited me often in some of the worst weather imaginable. It was always a joy to talk to him since we shared many personal stories and laughs. My sincere condolences go out to his wonderful wife.

Years ago as an aspiring jazz musician I took some guitar lessons from Mr.Geyer at the Washington Blvd home. I still remember the lessons and how he had great patience and never tired of explaining intricacies of jazz guitar & I was privileged to hear him play some beautiful standards on his beloved Epiphone,tinged with a wry sense of humor. It was a privilege to know even briefly someone of his character and dedication to music. My deepest condolences to the always gracious Mrs.Geyer and...

Uncle Franky was a person who enjoyed life and never took himself too seriously. I always looked forward to seeing him. He was a lot of fun to be around. He will be sorely missed especially by Aunt Anne. I look forward to seeing him again in the ressurrection. With love from his great niece, granddauter of his sister Audrey.