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Katherine Box Geissler
January 23, 2024
Growing up, my brother Douglas, excelled in academics, sports, music and occasionally a little mischief. He earned a master's degree and had many interests, but his family was most important to him. His house is where we gathered for a game of cards, celebrations of all kinds, deep conversations and fun times. He loved his family, and his family loved him. I'll miss my brother.
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