John D. Geisinger

Johnnie > friend since we were 5 years old--met in kindergarten --grade school--Jr. high , high school, both in military at same time in North Carolina he was Air force I was Army but we saw each other occasionally. I was in his wedding he was in mine. 75 years in high school got a job riding bike delivering Telegrams got him a job there, then worked fora Nungesser the Jewler got him a job there, I worked at Allentown Supply got him a job there, left went to Dual Temp got him a job there....to say i know him as a friend is a gross under statement! in separable to a large degree---certainly I'll miss him

IN 1967 I was a lt. in the Air Force stationed in North Carolina in charge of a maintenance squadron. I met a man named John Geisinger from Allentown, Pa. For years when I returned home I took my children's foreign cars to John for repair. Great mechanic! Great Man! Saw him at Bethany Church in the choir from time to time. Always enjoyed John.May He Rest in Peace!!

This photo brings back memories of the good times we had as young boys,Robert Kansas,John,Dave Kuhns.

I have been friends with John since Franklin elementary and Rabb junior high. So sad to hear of his passing. Sincerely condolences to his Family.
David Kuhns

Lisa, So sorry to read about your father. May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief. You are in my prayers.

I have known John since first grade at Franklin. Over the past few years he would call and give me an update regarding people we knew from school and Allentown in general. RIP John

Amy (Deppe) Schmoyer
Claremont, CA

John and I childhood friends since age 5 in kindergarten grade school, jr high and high school both station in N.C in military we saw each other regularly during that period--he was in my wedding and I was in his--life long friends--a character for sure he'll be greatly missed, RIP my life long friend you'll be greatly missed---no more hearing him say " Did I eat my Carrots" personal demand my mother always made and when he had dinner at our house he's hear me get admonished to things I didn't like and he would > drive that point home in his opening statement to me! Rest in Peace you'll be missed! You life brother Glenn Miller!

"A Vietnam Veteran has passed away today." John, you have made your final flight into the wild blue yonder´s. A job well done fellow Vietnam Veteran. America thanks you for your service to our country in the defense of freedom. The final volley has sounded and taps is about to begin, ending a successful career as a nation´s defender. Have a smooth flight airman.