John C. Geller

Birth date: May 28, 1948 Death date: Jun 28, 2025

John Clenrman Geller, 77, of Millville,New Jersey, passed away on June 28, 2025. He was born on May 28, 1948, in Hamilton Township, New Jersey, to Arthur C. Geller and Blanche P. (Hoffman) Geller. John was a proud veteran of the U Read Obituary

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Sherry Mclaughlin

16w ago

Dear brother John,
I remember the day you were born I held you in my arms. I often took care of you as a baby as a baby you had the worst colic but we got through it.
I will miss our Sunday calls. And all the help you gave me fixing things around my house. Something would break and I call you and say how do I do this and you be patiently tell me. And I would call you back and said yeah I did it and you would laugh.
I know you are with all our loved ones in heaven. Rest in peace sweet brother. Your sister Sheila
(posted for Sheila as her posts weren't going through)

Sherry Mclaughlin

16w ago

Penny Rudish-Laning

16w ago

in honor of John.

So sorry to hear of John’s passing. Condolences to all of his family.
Penny & Jim Laning

A lighted pale blue candle with a small white flower and a few leaves at its base, set against a soft blue background.

Sherry Mclaughlin

16w ago

Son, brother, uncle, friend and American Soldier. Uncle John was there for everyone. He cherished weekly talks to family members. I remember him telling a story with the "smirkey" smile only for laughter to follow. As a r Rose has petals, one of ours has fallen off but lifted to the heavens above. Reunite with those petals already there in the heavens and look upon those still here with the memories you left. Love, Sherry

Garry Geller

16w ago

One of the best memories I have of my brother John was when he told me he was gonna teach me how to swim. At the time we belong to the boys club . So one day he says let’s go today’s the day. I’ll teach you how to swim. Well little did I know his definition of teach me how to swim and mine were-two different things. Yep, you got it right he took me over to deep end and threw me in, and said-starts swimming. although he was always there for me and never let me down that day. I learned how to swim. I will miss you brother and always love you. You’re in God‘s hands now.

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