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Remembrance shared during the Memorial - Transcript

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To take from a famous poet, we should "give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak whispers the o'er-fraught heart and bids it break." I’m no poet, but wanted to attempt to say something -

The world is less wonderful and bright without Geary in it. My family, Tiffany, and I are deeply sorry for your family’s loss.  Such a loss isn’t fair, and sometimes it seems bad things happen only to good people.

I did Texas 4000 in memory of someone my family lost to cancer and Mr. Voots, ever supportive and who biked himself (and certainly biked more than me at the time) was one of the first people to encourage me and generously donate to cancer research in support of the cause. Growing up in Austin I would see him riding around town and this photo was one of those instances of us running into one another during a ride (he was the one biking, again, he biked more than me despite the Alaska thing). Every time I get back on the bike I’ll be thinking of and riding for him.

My words cannot do his memory justice, but wanted to share a small memory I had of him in remembrance.

So much love from my family to yours,

Shantanu & Tiffany

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Sometimes words are difficult to find and this is truly one of those times. I met Geary through my dear friend Debra over 36 years ago and he quickly became a friend. He radiated joy and loved taking Debra and me dancing. He was actually present when I met my husband, Bill. We were all so excited when he met Nancy and shared so many wonderful experiences together... engagements, marriage, birth of our children, attending the Great Waltz, playing charades, an amazing trip to France and so much more. Geary truly had a joie de vivre. He will be dearly missed and my family will treasure the times we shared and the beautiful memories we created. 

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Sometimes words are difficult to find and this is truly one of those times. I met Geary through my dear friend Debra over 36 years ago and he quickly became a friend. He radiated joy and loved taking Debra and me dancing. He was actually present when I met my husband, Bill. We were all so excited when he met Nancy and shared so many wonderful experiences together... engagements, marriage, birth of our children, attending the Great Waltz, playing charades, an amazing trip to France and so much more. Geary truly had a joie de vivre. He will be dearly missed and my family will treasure the times we shared and the beautiful memories we created. 

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I was really sorry to hear of Geary's passing, it was far too soon. I worked with Geary at TNT for many years and found him to be a brilliant engineer, great team mate and friend. Again, I'm sorry to hear of your loss.
--Rob Alexander

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Kayaking the mighty Trinity.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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A Christmas at Don and Jean’s