Geoffrey T. Worman

I've been remembering all of the realy cool things my big brother Geoff did for me through out our lives together. He walked me to Kindergarten on my first day of school. Geoff and alot of other great Milwaukee musicians played for my 16th birthday party. The Ghostly Trio played for my wedding. He was always a kind and caring brother. I will miss you, I know you will always be with me in spirit.

Thinking of you every day, missing your bohemian elegance, zen attitude, and beautiful smile.

I hope I can continue to collect and see the world with a little bit of your eye, thank you for inspiring.

We live near Flipville and would enjoy seeing the store window or Geoff. We would see Geoff in the morning coming back from fishing when we were on our way to work. Geoff would always give you a straight answer about fishing or music. Julie picked out many Christmas elves and Christmas music from the Flipville collection. Thanks Geoff for creating Flipville and being a great friend to so many of us in Milwaukee.
I will say a prayer for Geoff and his family.

The delightfully overcrowded Flipville store was a sort of shrine to vintage pop culture, and its proprietor was cut from special cloth. Geoff would point out the flaws in the things he sold, his prices were reasonable to begin with, and he always seemed to sell me things for less than the marked price. I kept coming back for 12 years, and will miss the unique experience of shopping there.

I used to talk to Geoff at Flipville often about all sorts of bands, albums and 45's. I hope Geoff is groovin' to some happening tunes right now and is feeling much love and peace.

Hey,Worman,I know you're rockin' out wherever ya are right now.My fave moment? Our great big Surf Rock Party at the Milwaukee Art Museum in the 80s...and ,of course,all those Doug Clark records ya got me at Flipville...

Memories of the Worman family flood my mind. Meurer's hot ham and rolls after Sunday Mass. Then they quickly fast forward to Hooligan's and the many other annual Christmas Ghostly Trio shows. I too, play the Ghoslty Trio every Christmas. My condolences to each and every one of the amazing Worman"s. Jane Tyson

I will miss you a lot Geoff

Just wanted to let Geoff's family know what an important role he played in the Milwaukee music community. But more importantly, what a genuinely nice person he was. He'll be missed.

My condolences to all of Geoff's family and friends. Geoff was one of my grade school classmates at St. Sebastian parish, class of 1970. God bless you all.

Sorry for your loss. I play the Ghostly Trio cassette every Christmas season.

Rest well Geoff, and thanks for all the joy you spread. Rock on brother..

Good Bye to Geoff!!!! I first met Geoff a long time ago, when we worked together at Record Head, and throughout the years he was always an interesting and integral part of the Milwaukee scene. My visits back to Milwaukee always included a couple of visits to Flipville, and even though I moved away years ago, he always treated me like I never left.
I will miss seeing him. Take care, I hope the fishing and the thrift stores are good on the other side!

Wormans Sorry to hear that Geoff is gone. He is now with your mom and dad. We will have a party this summer. God Bless all of you.

You and your family taught me many important things about life.

I'm so sorry you've lost your brother. Enjoy all of the happy memories.
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Dan Jones

Granted, I've never known Geoff outside of the context of buying records from him, but he was such an awesome guy. Flipville was quite possibly the greatest thing about Milwaukee. I'll remember you forever buddy. RIP

Thank you, Geoff, for Millie Small, hilarity, the Monks, wisdom, Don van Vliet, friendship, and the many magical ingredients of Paul's Boutique.

The little stretch of Farwell where you were always won't seem quite as sweet

You are surely going to be missed big brother. How do i begin to list why: your vast knowlegde-you always seemed to have the answer to any trivia, smoked salmon at Christmas, the unusual/thoughtful gifts, your wonderful/colorful clothes; your quiet demeaner, though when you did share, it was soft spoken, thoughtful and profound. You were a man of many talents and abundant riches. I wish I could have more time with you. love you much! jeanne