Birth date: Dec 10, 1945 Death date: Mar 9, 2021
Jeffrey Edward Geisler Sr., age 75, of Fayetteville, died Tuesday, March 9, 2021. He was born December 10, 1945 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the son of Edward and Anna O’Hare Geisler. Jeff lived the majority of his life in the Phi Read Obituary
Jeff you were the kindest man I ever knew. You will always hold a special place in my heart. Rest in peace my dear sweet friend.
Jeff was a true gentleman, always with a great sense a humor! I enjoyed working with him for many years in Toy Industry. A dinner in Hong Kong at " The Palm" and a trip to " Ned Kelly's" was always a favorite for Jeff. God Bless!
I am so sorry for your loss. I worked with Jeff at Tofasco and he always had a great sense of humor! Loved that guy! RIP Mr. Geisler....🙏🏽☺️ I will hold your family in my thoughts and prayers.
It was an honor to know Jeff these past 8 short years, but I respected him immediately. I will always remember him as a gentle giant and Cathy, your greatest protector.
All my love and prayers being lifted for you Cathy, Ginny and his sons. I will be sending a donation to the glioblastoma organization, as you know it took my 22 year old great niece in January. Much love to you all.
Dyann & Michael Dunn
I am so sorry for your loss. God bless you all. I will miss him so much.
To Cathy and the entire Geisler family and friends, my sympathies of the passing of Jeff. I worked with Jeff at Strawbridge and Clothier Department in, Philadelphia, Pa. Long time ago but remembered good times.
My heartfelt condolences to Cathy and Jeff's entire family. He was a stellar human being and will be missed by all his friends in and out of the toy industry. May you rest in peace, my dear friend. You will never be forgotten. Hugs
We are so sorry to hear of Jeff's passing. While having lost contact with Jeff for the last few years, I have wonderful memories of many good times together when Jeff was with the Clover Stores.
Toy Fair was always a special time with Jeff and dinners together were always fun, entertaining and memorable.
More than anything I owe Jeff a huge thank you for all he did to help and guide me in my career. I greatly appreciate his support and guidance. He was a very good man.
As the “baby of the family”, I spent my life looking up to my brother, Jeff, and my sister, Judith. They set the bar for my goals and dreams. Jeff consistently challenged me to compete, and excel, in sports and in life. Some of my fondest memories of Jeff are "having a catch" with any type of ball we could find, anywhere, goofing around at field trials, and playing practical jokes on our sister. We shared much of our early adult experiences as well and, as time passed by we grew physically separated and were limited in our opportunities to talk. Many of our recent talks pivoted around our mutual love of cruising. My wife Linda and I will both miss Jeff but will hold dear our many memories of a great brother and role model. Jon Geisler
All around wonderful guy. A truly beautiful man! We will miss him terribly. Sincere condolences to the family. Richard and Susan Gillece
