Geoffrey Grant Williams

So sorry to hear of Geoff's passing. We have wonderful memories of sharing meals and evenings at the NC Symphony summer series with MaryAnn and Geoff. Our sympathies.........

Remembering Geoffrey`s Birthday April 27th.
Dear friend we do miss your friendship dearly.
Love from Holland Willem & Gerla

His smile. His welcome. His warm welcome of me and my family. Hugs to all. Anita Adams

Could you please share the streaming url of the ceremony;
Thank you; love Willem & Gerla

My first memory of Geoff is him making a techno-marketing presentation in O´Fallon, Mo. He was an expert in the field of IT InfraXructure. He was always smiling. Made me wonder what he was up to! He was glad to be with people. Sincere condolences on his demise. May the Good Lord bless him and may his family find peace in knowing that he was a very good person. Amen!

Dear Mary-Ann, Catherine, Grant & Family,
Many Geoffrey memories we share & will be kept in our hearts.
Will there be a streaming service for friends faraway?
Sending you warm hugs Willem & Gerla

May his memory be ever eternal! Geoff gave his boundless positive spirit to everyone he interacted with--a smart, funny, caring, phenomenal man!

Sweet memories in Zeewolde, Netherlands - June 2017

Sweet memories with/in Holland since 1986

He remembered every Detroit Tiger player from the 1968 World Series. I grew up as a tiger Dan and was amazed that he would know those names after so many years.

So many memories, so few words..
I will forever respect, treasure and deeply cherish our 45+ year friendship.
With heartfelt sympathy to all his loved ones....

Geoff was the leading voice at the big celebration of me leaving my position as the head of the Global Strategic Accounts at Schneider Electric and his speech was wonderful and just like him:human,professional,fun and witty>IO will never froget it.I was fortunate to be one of his mentors and will never forget Geoff.

I knew Geoff during his and his BFF Jim Mills´ "single" years in San Francisco where they shared a great apartment with a view. Lots of fun! I can proudly say that I was the gal who first introduced that southern gentleman to SUSHI! His eyes lit up with that first whip of wasabi! He took me to Cape Code for the first time. I´m heartbroken over Geoff´s early passing. He was a great man, husband, father, and he planned his life well and bought a beach house for his family and grandchildren to enjoy. Rest in peace, my friend.

Feels like yesterday when Geoff an I met in Bonn, Munich and Miami and it always was fun (and great cooperation). We became friends starting with beeing competitors Geoff was a great character, somebody to trust, a guy to rely on. Thank for the great time we spend together. Great loss. What stays are so many positive memories.

Dear Family, Geoffrey was always a very welcoming guest & collegue in the Netherlands/Germany; hard work & pleasure visiting the Dutch Tulip fields, enjoying many a meal - chocolate fondue, BBQ, raclette, gourmet etc sailing on Dutch lakes, and we really enjoy the yearly happy Christmas Family cards. Dear Geoff, Thank you for your long & warm friendship - in loving memory, love Willem & Gerla, Zeewolde

My memories have faded over the years, but I have so many of us together having a good time. Canoeing down at Chatooga, playing tennis till our legs wore off, playing basketball till our legs wore off. He liked to work hard and play hard and I know he appreciates the Ramblin´ man words written above. They fit Geoff perfectly.

We were just getting ready to start writing some new chapters and having some new fun. I honestly just can´t believe he´s gone. I miss him dearly.

I love Geoff like a brother..... soul brother that is. We go back pretty much to the beginning. Played on Rogers Place in his carport, in the woods all around the neighborhood and various courts and fields. We ushered in the Beatles cutting cardboard guitars and imitating the band for hours on end. We usually persuaded Geoff to be George since he had dark hair and favored him. We camped out often and ran the streets getting into all kinds of mischief. What I remember most was his laugh. We all laughed until we cried often. He is one very fortunate man to have traveled the world, had family and wife that adored him and lived every moment like it mattered deeply. He will be missed by many and remembered forever as one of my dearest friends.