Geri Stahl

geri stahl

December 1, 1947 ~ December 3, 2023

Born in: Astoria, NY
Resided in: Commack, NY

On behalf of the Stahl Family, they would like to extend an invitation for lunch immediately following the funeral mass to Nicole Stahl-Moldowsky Residence at:
69 Thadford Street, East Northport, NY 11731.

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Visitation: Friday, December 8, 2023 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Branch Funeral Home of Commack
2115 Jericho Turnpike
Commack, NY 11725


Second Visitation: Friday, December 8, 2023 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Branch Funeral Home of Commack
2115 Jericho Turnpike
Commack, NY 11725


Mass: Saturday, December 9, 2023 9:30 am

Christ The King R.C. Church
2 Indian Head Road
COMMACK, NY 11725


Private Cremation: Sunday, March 16, 2025 12:37 am

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  1. I am 17 years old and waiting at the Bronxville train station to board the train to New York City where I will get off at Grand Central Station to then go my first day of College on a scholarship at the State University of New York
    I am so excited to go on my new journey in life ….passage to my future 💋
    When I get to school I had to get books and sign into classes … a girl stands next to me and she says “ Do you have a pen I could use “ … “ I forgot a pen “
    I started to laugh thinking who comes to collage without a pen … she started to laugh too … her name was Geri …
    We went about our day and I needed coffee as I had a break between classes
    I notice her sitting by herself in a corner and I get my coffee and asked if I could sit with her … Geri is from Astoria , Queens … I am from Westchester… she takes the subway … I take the train … she is all Italian… her mother born in Italy… my mother is Italian and we started taking and we just hit it off … we became friends forever …
    As the year progressed we did fabulous things went all over the city sometimes meeting at Grand Central Station and she would take the train to Westchester and stay the weekend or I would go to her house in Queens and stay over … once we went to church with beautiful coats on the outside and our nightgowns underneath… we laughed for years over that …. we would get dolled up and go to concerts and plays and I suggested we save our money for our last day of school our first year in college in May and go to the Plaza and have those fabulous goldfish bowl drinks with floating gardenias in them ( in those days you could drink at 18 years old) OH the time we had that day … we left the Plaza doing high kicks down the front steps as the doorman smiled at us
    It was one of the best days ever
    A whole year of college under our belts
    We made it đź’‹
    We saw each other over the summer and Geri came to my parents home for the weekend before college was to start again
    And she told me … “ I AM NOT GOING BACK “ … my heart dropped…WHAT???
    Then she said… “ You are on scholarship… I am not … I struggled through the year … you sailed through it
    I’m not meant for this .. I have an interview for a job after Labor Day
    We will still be best friends…
    And we did remain best friends
    I introduced her to her husband and she was my maid of honor at my first marriage… I left for Texas after I was married but in between visits to NY … we would ALWAYS SEE EACH OTHER
    Then I moved to Jacksonville, Florida and upon returning I was pregnant and having my One and only child … Geri was married but it took 10 years of marriage and she had her son and then went on to have a daughter… I got divorced… she stayed married to a wonderful man and as always I went to visit her in between Showbiz …
    The friendship lasted a lifetime
    She even came to see me in “ GEMINI “ in 2019 prior to the pandemic…
    We visited each other whenever life permitted
    Her birthday was 12/2 …
    Yesterday at the event at Herberger’s I get a text from my exhusband my
    son’s father … who always kept in touch with Geri’s husband as they were friends
    Geri was gone
    I almost fainted
    GONE … my first college friend
    A friendship that lasted a lifetime
    Gone … it’s hard to fathom this
    All I can think of is the laughs we had from day one
    Getting dolled up to go see the band
    Her being my maid of honor
    Me in her wedding
    All the visits
    All the laughs
    I have a very, very, hard time with the end of anything
    This is very hard
    I will always miss you Geri
    đź’‹
    Maybe we could meet at Grand Cental Station in Heaven… someday 💋
    Unfortunately I am in Montana and will not be able to be there
    I am beyond heartbroken đź’‹

  2. Jeri was one of my favorite cousins. I always looked up to her because she met and hung out with all the musicians. I thought she was so cool. She was wonderful with my Aunt Dot and Uncle Phil. We all know, my Aunt Dot was not easy but Jeri also made it seem easy. Rest in peace. You fought a tough journey.

  3. candleI remember, cousin Geri,
    You’re very much a part of my childhood and family
    you will be missed.
    Perhaps one day we’ll meet again, love forever, Geri RIP.

  4. My cousin, Geri was a wonderful daughyer, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, friend, niece and cousin.
    She was always so calm, so unrattled..
    She loved fully. She will be missed

  5. Geri was one of my cousins. We had so many fun times growing up at the Astoria house and backyard. So many loving and happy memories.
    Will miss you so much. RiP

  6. candleThinking of your family at this very sad time of loss. May your Mom’s memory forever be a blessing.
    Warmly,
    Lisa & Lee Moldowsky & Family


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