In memory of Sergeant Andrew M Geis
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Andrew Geis was born August 14, 1991. Growing up he loved skateboarding and playing his Xbox and being with friends.
At 17, Andrew joined the military where he toured in Iraq.
Upon his return, Andrew welcomed his daughter, Hannah, into the world.
Andrew moved up to Hill City to be closer to his mother and friends.
After the war, Andrew Geis battled PTSD which eventually overcame him.
We lost Andrew on July 20th of 2018.
Andrew was dearly loved by his family and friends. Andrew was a son, a brother, and a father.
A funeral will be held for Sargent Andrew Geis on Saturday, July 28th at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Jordan, MN. Funeral starts at 11:00AM, visitation will be 2 hours prior.
Jordan Military Guard will be present to honor him for his service and see him safely sent home.
We are asking for donations to cover funeral costs and other expenses for the family. Please consider making a donation to help ease the weight that has been put on the Geis family.
Approximately 22 military veterans a day choose to end their lives. The veteran’s crisis phone number is [phone redacted]. The national suicide prevention lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. This support is to help those in distress, with prevention, and crisis resources. Please reach out for yourself or someone who may need it.
At 17, Andrew joined the military where he toured in Iraq.
Upon his return, Andrew welcomed his daughter, Hannah, into the world.
Andrew moved up to Hill City to be closer to his mother and friends.
After the war, Andrew Geis battled PTSD which eventually overcame him.
We lost Andrew on July 20th of 2018.
Andrew was dearly loved by his family and friends. Andrew was a son, a brother, and a father.
A funeral will be held for Sargent Andrew Geis on Saturday, July 28th at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Jordan, MN. Funeral starts at 11:00AM, visitation will be 2 hours prior.
Jordan Military Guard will be present to honor him for his service and see him safely sent home.
We are asking for donations to cover funeral costs and other expenses for the family. Please consider making a donation to help ease the weight that has been put on the Geis family.
Approximately 22 military veterans a day choose to end their lives. The veteran’s crisis phone number is [phone redacted]. The national suicide prevention lifeline is 1-800-273-8255. This support is to help those in distress, with prevention, and crisis resources. Please reach out for yourself or someone who may need it.
Organizer
Emily Geis
Organizer
St. Paul, MN
