Birth date: Jul 24, 1923 Death date: Dec 30, 2018
Junilla Margaret Geiger of Eustis, Florida passed away on Sunday, December 30, 2018 at the age of 95 years. She was born in Rozellville, Wisconsin, the eleventh of thirteen children. Junilla moved to Haines City, Florida from Mars Read Obituary
I remember well the time Mrs Geiger and her husband came to visit our family in Newfoundland, Canada and the time I dropped into see her whenever I visited my sister and her husband in Florida. My prayers go out to you and all the family. May you have peace knowing she is with her husband and family in the arms of Jesus.
I remember Aunt Junilla and Uncle Andy coming to California for a visit. It was so exciting having family visit. I knew if Aunt Junilla and my dad Ted were in the same room they would go to their happy place and the music was going to flow. Sure enough the party lasted for hours. Good times with a kind wonderful lady! What a gift! I can almost hear the party in heaven. Blessings!
Fondly remember Aunt Junilla playing the accordion, organ and singing. She always made sure you were taken care of.
Our Condolences,
Nick and Kendra Steines
I really enjoyed getting to know great aunt Junilla at the last couple of Hennes reunions. Rest in peace.
Judy I'm so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mother, prayers for you and your family
Judy , to you and your family I send my sympathy, thoughts and prayers.
I once heard your mother play a gospel song on the accordion, it made me cry it was so sweet. She will play for Jesus now.
Very sad today as I think about all the wonderful memories I have had with my Grandma Geiger. Listening to the stories of how they met and how Grandpa proposed is one of my favorite memories. Growing up with the Geiger clan, many family get togethers with the five Geiger siblings and their children (my cousins), running around my grandpa’s trailer park in Lake Alfred and almost wrecking the golf cart in the pond, chasing the cows on their farm in Dundee, Grandma teaching us to play Spades when I was about 6 and she never “let” me win, learning to play Canasta at 10 and wanting to be on her team because she was just as competitive as me and many more memories where my grandma was the life of the party. I will miss you so much but so happy you are finally at peace with Grandpa Geiger.
Judy and family we are so very sorry for the loss of your mother. Prayers for peace and comfort for the family!!
Love you Judy!!
