DR. GEOFFREY B. "GEOFF" SANDERS

I met Geoff back in 1998 when i went to Ross Univ. We shared the Atlanta connection and became friends fast. Super friendly and smart as heck! He is Truly missed, condolences to his family and other friends.

I am so very sorry to learn of Geoff's passing. I think of him and my years at Westminster so fondly. Playing chess, rock climbing and just handing out, he was a great friend to me then. I cannot express the depth of my admiration for him. A wonderful young man. I am heartbroken.
Susan Jackson Newborn
Snellville, GA

I am sorry for your loss. I remembered a very kind thing he did when I was a newly freshman in that medical school, he told me what's the best way to get through Ross. We also ran together quite a few times. I couldn't keep up with his long legs, but he would jog slower so I could keep up with him. My deepest sympethies--esther ajjarapu

I was friends with Geoff in High School at Westminster. He was the highlight of my Geometry class. Geoff inspired many with his love for adventure. I remember him when he first went rock climbing. He loved it and couldn't stop talking about it, always looking forward to the next climb and told me stories of where he had been over the week-ends. I wish I had gotten to know him better over the years. I still think of him often and admire all he did in the short while he was here on earth. Your...

Geoff was a cool guy, even for the short time we became buddies. its still a shock to me that he is no more. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy for your loss.

Dear Sanders Family,

I am very deeply sorry for your loss. Geoff was a great person, and a caring physician. I was his senior resident at the Cleveland Clinic during his internship. What an awesome guy he was. I remember this one morning we were post call (up all night seeing patients), he had borrowed a friends Viper and offered me a ride at 7:00 am. I didn't go, another resident did and said that it was so fast and fun. I wish I would have taken that ride with him now. ...