Robert Geisinger

I am so sorry about Greg's passing. He was the most unique person I have ever known. He could get away with anything. I have way too many memories I'll never forget. The trips to Florida, the crazy weekends, like the one in Salem, (you don't want to know). Being around him you could only have a good time. I hope he can do some Jammin with Bob Marley.

Judy and I extend our sincerest condolance to Sue, Brian and Tim. We were saddened greatly to hear of my cousin's passing, but he is now in heaven with his parents - and in peace. I know how much he loved the outdoors and his cabin - those are places he loved. Now he can forever view the purple mountains and blue skies with a nice breeze forever. Someday, I will be sitting next to him doing the same. We love you cousin! Steve and Judy (and Buddy dog).

Sue: Please accept my sincere condolences on your loss. Gregg was always a strait-up person with me, and I will remember him for his humor and kindness.

Sue, I am so sorry to hear about Gregg. Ken & I both enjoyed when you and Gregg came to our cabin. I enjoyed working with both you and Gregg. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the boys.

Condolences to Sue, Brian and Tim; Gregg was always so nice to talk with and will surely be missed by his many friends from the NTS.

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. All my prayers and thoughts for all of you.

Susan, Brian and Timothy - I am so sorry to hear about your husband and father. I worked with Gregg at the Laboratory. He is one of the first people I met here. He was a real character with a great sense of humor. I thoroughly enjoyed him. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time.