Thomas "Skeeba" Geib

Information on Celebration of Life

Just sharing a few photos we found in Tom's storage unit.

So sad to hear this. I met Tom at Stans bar
Back in the day, that was our hang out on the weekends. I have so many memories of Tom that I will cherish forever. The one that I love most is the way he danced. As you all know, he was a hippie in the making, or really a hippie He danced like you see on TV. A hippie, with his arms swaying in the air, in his own world. I'd look at him, he'd have that smile on his face,as happy as can be. He was funny, caring, and kind.His memories will live on.RIP buddy

Tom. Thank you for always considering me as part of the family.
I met you when you were 12 years old; such a wild child, but as sweet as could be. Some things never change!
You are on the Other Side now, where many family members live on.
Give Lewis a hug and kiss on the forehead for me. And ask your brother to keep an eye on him. And you!!!
RIP
Ruth

RIP uncle Tom. I regret not writing you more often, but I'll always remember you giving Jayia and I a huge Omaha steak gift basket for our wedding. Looking forward to celebrating your life with family soon.

Thomas you will be missed dearly. Especially on Friday nights when the band plays a song that I know you would not approve of. Thank you for kindness, your words of wisdom, and especially the laughs.

We are going to miss you, Thomas.

My best memory of Thomas was one day at McDuffs, he told us that he had his brother take him up and down 28th street looking for a place that he could buy some glasses like John Lennon used to wear. He said that nobody makes them. I googled "john lennon glasses" and found them. He was so excited and asked me if I could order him a pair, which I did. A couple of weeks later they came and I called him and told him to meet me at Duffs. He put them on and it was like seeing a blind man get his eyesight. His old glasses were very scratched up and probably many years out of the proper prescription. He just kept looking around and seeing everything clearly and that made me feel so good. RIP Thomas. You will be missed by many.

Tom was my childhood friend. We grew up in the same neighborhood. My fondest memory of my childhood was having Tom as a friend. Playing in his family pines, riding bikes and camping out in the huts we made. My sincere condolences goes out to his family. He will be missed.

We used to play ball in your yard in front of the barn, play games in the pines behind your house. Us kids were more like family than friends. You were always so nice. RIP my friend tell everyone from the neighborhood hi for me.

Playing softball when we were kids

Thomas was such a great friend. He called me Hurricane Katrina cuz I was always in a hurry. I told him I was always watching him.
Well Thomas, watch over us now. You will be missed.
Much love.
Cyndi Nickerson

God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Tom, I will miss our weekly visits. It is sad that the one thing that caused us to grow closer, was the one thing that took your life. We didn't hang out too much in our early years, but I have enjoyed getting to know you over the past 5 years. I have some great stories I will share when we have a celebration of life "kegger". I have heard you many times say "When I go, just have a kegger in a cornfield." Well it is a little too cold for that right now, but we will get something together when it gets a little warmer. One of my favorite memories is when my dad bought you a 6 pack of beer, to ride in the car with me while I got my student permit driving hours in! Not sure it was legal for you to be drinking while I was driving, but that is just a minor detail. Say "Hi" to my Dad and Lewis for me.

I have known him for many many years.....if nobody volunteers , I have a 17 acre farm for his send final send off

Rest in Peace Uncle Tom! Thank you for being such a goofy sweet Uncle! I will cherish all the childhood memories I have of you and the many times you made me laugh.