Birth date: Jul 3, 1936 Death date: May 4, 2004
Mrs. Joyce A. Geeting, age 67, went to be with her Lord, Tuesday morning, May 4, 2004, at her home. She was born July 3, 1936 in Muskegon to Albert Orville & Flossie Mae (Henry) Gee; and had been a life resident of the area. Joyce Read Obituary
Dear Pam and family:
Our deepest condolences regarding your mom's death. I don't get the paper and just found out or we certaintly would have been to the visitation or at the service. Be comforted to know that she is no longer suffering and God has created another Angel.
God Bless you!
Kim (Johnson)Brush & Shirley##imported-begin##Kim Brush & Shirley Johnson##imported-end##
Joyce was a wonderful person. Whenever we would see her she always had a smile!
Always concerened about how we were doing. My mom and dad were friends with her mom and dad for many years (our fathers worked together). Joyce was our first babysitter when my siblings and I were little! She would always remind me of that fact!
Unable to be there today, but our thoughts and prayers are with you and Joyce! Know that she's in a better place and she has a smile today!
Sincerely,
Bill and Kathy (Nash) Sapp##imported-begin##Kathleen (Nash) Sapp##imported-end##
Pam & Diane,
I'm sorry to hear about your Mom and I didn't know that your Dad had passed away. I remember your Mom being my Sunday School teacher at Central. I think it was Junior High maybe? She was a fun teacher.
Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Denise##imported-begin##Denise (Hughey) Crain##imported-end##
I just saw the notice this morning on-line. Pam and Jeff, you didn't call me, and I missed the funeral. I am really very disappointed. I will miss Joyce and that new friendship.##imported-begin##Sharon Picard##imported-end##
I will always have the love that aunt Joyce shared with me as I was growing up. Also the many weekends that she shared with me and her family. I will greatly miss her.With all my love to Pam & Diane.
Love
Lynne##imported-begin##Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Martz (Lenna)##imported-end##
SORRY TO HEAR ADOUT YOUR MOM##imported-begin##BONNIE ROLLENHAGEN##imported-end##
Pam & Diana,
We would like to express our deepest sympathies to you and your family on the loss of your mother.
We have great memories of Joyce from our times at Mercy and of her joyful and loving nature - we'll always remember her and the great times that we had together. Joyce was a true and loving friend and will always have a special place in our hearts.
God bless you all.
Roger and Joan Bradley##imported-begin##Roger and Joan Bradley##imported-end##
Dear Geeting Family: You all probably don't know me, except, maybe Diana. I worked with your mother at Mercy General Health Partners for many, many, years. I worked a tiny bit with Diana there, also. But, anyway, I just wanted to send my condolences to you all. Joyce and I had many, many, hours of fun and laughter together. We enjoyed Joyce at the Award's Banquets every year. We never knew what Joyce would come up with next--she was so much fun and game for anything. I used to give her rides to work when your Dad needed the car for his volunteer work with the City of Norton Shores. I left Mercy before Joyce did and, therefore, I did not know that she was even sick. I would have visited her if I had known. I am one of many who will hold very fond memories of Your Mother. Very Sincerely, Carleen Rake##imported-begin##Carleen Rake##imported-end##
