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Kevin Geesey Obituary
Kevin was passionate about fishing, participating in tournaments and clubs, and even mentoring youth in fishing tournaments. He travelled to Gettysburg to learn of the history. Kevin was a proud Army veteran of the 24th Infantry Division.
In addition to his wife, Kevin is survived by two daughters, Amanda Doll and husband, and Erika Geesey and significant other; step-daughter, Jennifer Brinser and spouse; three grandchildren, Jolene and Logan Doll and Blake Wilson; three step-grandchildren, Kadyn, Austin, and Sarah Brinser; and two sisters, Deb Kuhn and husband, Jeff, and Jenny Sheaffer; along with many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents and his step-dad, Dave Sauder.
A private interment will take place in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, Annville, PA.
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