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Roy Geyman Obituary
Rusty was born in Madison October 9, 1959, the son of Roy A. Geyman, Sr. and Lucille Devore Geyman. He married Patty L. Curl in Madison January 11, 1980.
He was a long time farmer, which he really enjoyed. He worked for Indiana Kentucky Electric Company as a switch yard supervisor. He helped with maintenance at Cera Land Park and was quick to volunteer his time to help other people.
He is survived by his wife, Patty L. Geyman of Madison; sons, Jeremy Geyman of Shelbyville, IN and Jake (Shila) Geyman of Madison; grandchildren, Nathaniel Geyman of Vevay, IN, Leila, Mia and Madilyn Geyman all of Madison, Aylah (Brendon) Bates of Markland, KY, Sydni (Tylor) Green of Carrollton, KY and Daniel ,Geyman of Madison; Siblings, Rebecca Aldridge of Greenwood, IN, Beverly (Alan) Steward of Phoenix, AZ, Mary Kathryn Randall of Phoenix, AZ, Michael (Rosalie) Geyman, James (Linda) Geyman and Rhonda (Donald) Smith of Madison.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Leroy Geyman.
In keeping with Rusty's wishes he will be cremated and a Memorial Service will be announced at a later date. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.myers-reed.com
Myers~Reed Chapel on 25th Street is assisting with arrangements.
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