I did a search on your name and found that you are gone. Our time together in Alaska  and the memories we made will always be some of my favorite. Thank you for the love we shared.

I don't believe you are gone. Knowing you when I was 17 years old in sarawak have many great memories with you. You are a kind soul and a cheerful person that I have known for so many years. It sad that my last visit to Alaska was so short that we don't have time to talk about our thinking and the the things we wanted to fullfil. I will always miss you and you have a special place in my heart. Rest in peace and will see you in heaven when my time is up.

I worked with Mark for nearly 30 years at Price.  Mark was the best of the best at everything he did.  The most giving person I ever had the privilege of knowing.  He was always the calm before the storm, during the storm, and after.   Mark will be so greatly missed by so many.

One of our many successful salmon fishing expeditions on the Kenai River, Alaska.  - Wes and Lisa Nason

Mark was our co-worker and colleague in Alaska for forty years.  He was also our fishing buddy for annual floats on the Kenai River for King Salmon and Silver Salmon.  He will be greatly missed.  Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of Mark's family.  - Wes and Lisa Nason

As a family friend, I only met Mark in person a couple of times. However, through the decades, his sister and my friend, Karen, always raved about her brother, and I came to know him much more in this way. His intelligence, his culinary skills, his woodworking, and his kindness. Karen was always sharing her love of him. I know his family will miss his unique and wonderful place in their lives. May God comfort all of you in your loss and allow you to grieve with both tears and laughter in his remembrance. Love to all of you.

I am  very sad to hear of Mark‘s passing. I know Mark through my father, Bob Bohm. They  worked together in Alaska and became close friends. My dad and his wife Carol frequently  entertain, and Mark was a regular guest at the Bohm house. I considered him to be part of the family. I live out of state and always looked  forward to seeing Mark when I would come back to visit. Mark was a kind and gentle soul, and a very humble person. He made things better and brighter by his calm and understanding presence.   He also had a great sense of humor and was very talented.  Mark serves as a role model of how to be a good person, and the type of person that puts people at ease, among other things. I am very sad about his passing, and the knowledge  that I won’t see him again in this life.  

We will always love and miss you Mark, and I hope to see you on the other side when it’s my time, my friend. 

I am very sorry for Mark’s family.  I pray for comfort in your grief. He loved you all very much.  I’m glad he was able to move close to you all,  and that you had that time together.

Kindest Regards, 

Julie Bohm



Mark was the most friendly, generous and gracious host. Also an excellent cook ,conversationalist and story teller, and a skilled wood artist. He was also a good card opponent.  Many fun times.
We are proud to have had the pleasure of knowing him.
He was a man for all seasons. We shall miss him.
Love, Doc and Sandy

I'm so sorry to hear of his passing.
Mark was a kind soul.
We went all through grade school and high school together. He will surely be remembered and missed by all who knew him. 

Neighbors for 15yrs in the 80/90s we had a lot of Sunday meals at each other’s house, and our houses were the center for events and holidays for our many work related friends… annual Halloween party was always a highlight of the year. 

Mark was clearly the best arctic engineer/estimator there was throughout his successful career.  He was personable, upbeat and laughs seemed to always be coming from his office.    Mark was a gem like no other.  

I am saddened by Marks passing, totally unexpected and upsetting.  I worked with Mark at HC Price since he was first hired.  We spent many years together, including a trip to the Russian far east, that ended up with flight to Moscow from Sakhalin Island (with chickens and drunks rooming around in the cabin).  Very memorable and so many new experiences we shared together.  From there we went to Milan Italy - all chasing new work for our company.  Mark was most pleasant and a smart  old soul.  He will live on with me forever.  David Matthews.

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Mark A. Geiger

August 5, 1956 – April 17, 2022

Kraft Funeral Service

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