John Geiser III

So sorry to hear of John´s passing. I served my apprenticeship with John and your dad and learned everything I know about the painting business from them . I will miss seeing John walking down St.Charles Ave. at his fast pace. Keith Guy

Dear Marylyn and Marjorie and Family, My sincere condolences. I worked with John on the Orleans Parish Landmarks Commission and at the Southeastern Architectural Archive. He was an incredibly generous and thoughtful man, rich in humor and insights.

Mr. John was such a special person. He will be dearly missed by all of his friends in the Crossword Club.

A fine, fine, Gentleman. Sincere Condolences to the Family.. and condolences to the fortunate New Orleanians who had the great pleasure to know this charming gentle man. We are saddened for our loss. Godspeed, John

Dear Marilyn and Marjorie and family: What a terrible loss. Spoke with John when he was getting ready to have his summer get together in Alabama/Florida with all of you and he sounded just fine. I am Catherine Palisi's nephew, and became friends with John. What a gentleman and good friend. I will miss him, as I know you will. He always spoke so dearly of each of you when we got together. I'm truly sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Mike Palisi, Jr.

I am very sorry to see John go. I was his roommate in Patterson House, Tulane University, from 1957 to 1959. He was a good friend and a wonderul person. (correction)

I am very sorry to see John go. I was his roomate in Patterson House, Tulane, from 1956 to 1958. I have kept up with him over the years. He was a good friend and a wonderful person