I only today learned about Goeff's passing. I'm so sorry for the loss of a friend and work colleague.

"Ge-off" and I ("Gio") pledged Phi Tau together at the Univ. of DE in the Spring '88.  Check out the picture of the back of my pledge paddle, pointing to my and Geoff's signatures.  He was a freshman and I was a sophomore.  Long time ago but remember it very fondly.  A great guy and bro.  During Greek Week, as a freshman pledge, he won the wrestling competition and all of us went absolutely nuts.  Whipped a bunch of dudes that were much bigger than him.  What a great memory.  Fast forward to the early 90's...I'm in Atlanta and Geoff moves down.  He's living with a buddy (Craig Robson) of another pledge brother, Marc "Chief" Jacobs.  It was great to reconnect and we were running around together for a good number of years, highlighted by an epic trip to Panama City with Curtis Ritter.  

Fast forward...we stayed in touch sporadically, never completely losing touch.  It was really tough to see and hear what he was going through.   But true to form, he was so upbeat and hopeful, and I know he had a strong and loving support system throughout in Jenny, the kids, and family and friends.  I feel horrible about losing Geoff, but thankfully got to share so many amazing memories with him.  God bless you Geoff.

I had the pleasure of working with Geoff and Jenny at WebTone Technologies 20 years ago. I remember how much Geoff loved Jenny and his BMW M3 back then 😃  Geoff married the girl of his dreams and was the proud father of their two beautiful daughters.  He fought a valiant fight against a terrible disease and had a loving family to support him all the way. I take comfort that Geoff is no longer suffering and have faith he'll be reunited with loved ones now and in the future.  My God comfort Jenny, Nicole and Taylor as they grieve the passing of such a loving husband and father as Geoff.  🙏

Prayers for all - so very sorry for the loss of this wonderful husband and father.   Linda & Roy Huff

Geoff was a great friend - funny, often mischievous, and so kind and caring.  We worked together at WebTone for about 3 years, where we all worked hard and made lifelong friends.  Happy hours, flag football, late nights out with him and John, a party at his and Jenny's newly renovated home, a ski trip with him, Jenny and Justin.  So many great memories. He was a wonderful man, husband and father.  Wishing peace to all that loved him.

I so enjoyed talking to Geoff about his Baby Blue Bronco recently. Such a good and positive spirit even with a lot of adversity.  We will miss you.  

Jenny, Nicole, Taylor and all family members, my sincere condolences. Your husband, father, son and brother was an exceptional man as you know. Here are the gifts Geoff gave me and I share them as a reminder of his amazing character.

Geoff and I met in 1999 at WebTone Technologies. My personal life and career were in transition and Geoff's persistent and genuine friendliness along with our teamwork led to a wonderful friendship. Geoff included me at a time when I felt excluded. He was an extraordinary friend: smart, gentle, funny, handsome, caring, thoughtful.

Over the past years through his challenges we re-connected. He shared his thoughts, we had laughs, talks, and great dialog (actual dialog) in texts about all the things no one wants to talk about these days. We could talk about anything without it getting contentious, mean-spirited, or personal. 

Geoff introduced me to his family and friends. We played pool, and darts and flag football. He let me have a yard sale in is yard. We had fun being single guys enjoying life. He asked me to be a groomsman in his wedding. He let me drive his Jeep. Geoff treated me like a brother. I miss him.

I wish you all peace and serenity.

John Soulsby


I had the opportunity to work with Geoff at WebTone Technologies and again at SunTrust.  He was one of the most pleasant people I have ever worked with and would go out of his way to help you get to where you needed to be.  I am saddened by his passing and convey my heartfelt condolences to Jenny and the girls.  May no day erase him from the memory of time...

I met Geoff and Jenny at Webtone, many moons ago.  My deepest sympathies to Jenny and their girls.  Geoff is now watching over you all, your guardian angel.  His smile was infectious and I remember happy hours after work with the two of them.  What fun we all had and oh young we were back then.  
May the happy memories you all have carry you through the pain you feel now and help lessen that pain over time. 
My deepest sympathies, 
Victoria Hansen 

I am so very sorry for your loss.  I worked with Geoff for many years at SunTrust.  I always requested him for my project teams because he was very good at his work, he fit in well with everyone and he had a quick wit.   He was well respected among his peers.  Our teams spent  many nights, weekends, and even some holidays installing new or changed software and sometimes trying to sort thru one or more tech issues.  That type of work, year after year, leads to the formation of a work family and I know he will be sorely missed by his teammates.   Thank you for the countless hours he missed with his family.   When he spoke about his wife and children it was always with the deepest love and devotion.  How lucky you all were to have him in your lives.   God has a special angel now.   RIP Geoff. 

Geoff and I met when we worked together at the CNN center .. probably late 1995.. working for Turner "WITS" Worldwide Information Technology Services.  A lifetime ago.   Sometimes you become friends with someone and when lives diverge you lose touch.  Not with Geoff.  So thankful he was a friend that just "stuck."  Some of my best memories are times I spent with Geoff.  He was a good, good friend.

Geoff and I both grew up in Dover, Delaware. We attended different High Schools, but were acquaintance. Many years later, we reconnected, in Atlanta, while working at WebTone Technologies. I remember us trying to sort out how we knew one another and how excited we were to have the Delaware connection. I also had the opportunity to work with his wife, Jenny.
I am so heartbroken about Geoff's passing and 
know that this beautiful family will have such a void without him.
Jenny, please know I will be praying for your family to have peace and the strength to get through these dark days.  Hold close the laughter and love you all share. XO

I worked with Geoff at WebTone Technologies.  He remains one of my favorite colleagues.  He was incredibly smart, caring,  dependable, and funny.   He never failed to make everyone smile or sometimes straight-up belly laugh. He was an asset to any group or team.  No words can describe how sorry I am for your loss.

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Geoffrey Craig Oldham

3 mayo, 1969 – 4 agosto, 2020

Carmichael - Hemperley Funeral Home and Crematory

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