Uncle Junior (Jeff) was loved by everyone, he had great charm and a sense of humor out of this world. Though I didn't live close we visited each other regularly via internet and telephone. Uncle Jr. shared so many interesting stories with me.  He is gone but will never be forgotten.  I love and miss him dearly. Rest in Peace my dear Uncle.

I met Jeff  many years ago , his first days  at the league. he and his buddy Rudy Hutter wasted no time hitting on me that day.  All kidding aside,we became instant friends  Jeff was a gentle man first, he had so much room in his heart for everyone including the animals. Jeff was a very smart man. I m not sure most people got that. I did!!  I will always remember Jeff and oh yes, the fact that he ''did it his way''.  I've lost a good buddy.  Jeff, Play some of your music for the heavens...............

From the girls at Walmart rest in peace .we will miss you

I met "Junior" at my mother's home when he came down to the Bahamas to visit a few years back.  He had so many stories to tell.  The house was full of love, laughter and memories that day.  It was amazing how similar his personality was to one of my brother's and, they had never even met before that day! I could see why my mother, Hilda, loved him so much.  I am glad I finally got to meet him after hearing so much about him over the years. Rest in peace, Junior.

Geoff (or "Junior" as we in the family called him) was the eldest grandson of our maternal grandparents.  As such, to me he was the older brother I never had.  Growing up in New York, we were not as close as we later became when I married and moved to The Bahamas.  Whenever I went to New York to visit our aunts, Geoff always came to visit me except for my last two visits when he was already too ill to make the long drive to Far Rockaway.  However, we were in touch very often and kept up with what was going on in each other's life.  I spoke to him the week before his passing so he knew I was coming to see him and said he looked forward to seeing me.  As fate would have it, although I moved my trip to an earlier date, I did not get to see him alive when I came to New York.   He died at almost the exact time I was boarding my plane in Nassau.  In a way, I think it was best for me not to see him in the state he was in at the last.  This way I can remember him  as the energetic and larger than life person he had always been.  When I saw him at the funeral home, he was the "Junior" I remember from my youth.  Due to the heavy sedation he was under the last few days, his face was very relaxed and  he looked like he was sleeping peacefully. Sleep on, dear cousin, I will miss our telephone chats but I am glad to know you are no longer suffering.  You certainly did it your own way!  I will always love and remember you.   Rest in peace.

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Geoffrey George Hart Jr.

February 22, 1936 – August 25, 2014

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