Obituaries
Obituary: Lola Geiger, Harrison Community Leader
She served the library, the little league, the United Way, the Children's Center, the League of Women Voters, the JCC and more.

From the family
Lola Geiger passed away in Rye, New York on January 7, 2020 in her 98th year. Devoted wife of the late Philip, adored mother of Lawrence (Amy), Martin (Carin), James (Marilyn) and Ricki (Judi). Loving grandmother of Margaret (Hugh), Andrew (Jamie), Caroline, Pamela (John), Philip (Laura), and Francesca (Robert), and dear great-grandmother of Alexa, Dylan, Evan, Max, Brody, Cameron, Teddy and Lola.
Lola, a long-time resident of her beloved Harrison, New York was an exceptional athlete who loved playing ball and tennis.
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Lola dedicated her life to enriching communities and supporting and inspiring others. In the 1950’s, she, along with her husband Philip Geiger and others, founded the Harrison Little League and the Jewish Community Center of Harrison. President of PTAs in three Harrison schools, Lola was Chairman of the Harrison High School Feeley Scholarship Fund for over 40 years and Vice-President of the United Way of Harrison for over 20 years.
She was a co-founder and President Emeritus of The Harrison Children’s Center and former President of the Friends of the Harrison Public Library and of the Harrison Chapter of The League of Women Voters.
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Lola especially valued encouraging and motivating young people during the 15 years she served as a youth employment counselor for the Harrison Youth Council. She was a member of the Interfaith Congregational Layman’s Committee of Harrison for 25 years and was elected to the Westchester County Senior Hall of Fame in 2003.
Aside from her beloved family and friends, Lola leaves a legacy of decades of volunteer service to the Harrison community that she cherished. A celebration of her life will be announced shortly.
Those inclined are kindly requested to consider donations in her memory to The Harrison Children’s Center, 300 Harrison Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528, and the Harrison Public Library Foundation, 2 Bruce Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528.
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