Geraldine Shreeve Mickelson Allen "Geri"/"Nammy"

Birth date: Aug 23, 1933 Death date: Apr 9, 2026

On August 23, 1933 Geraldine was born to Caleb A. Shreeve Sr. and Leone Blanche Wright in Ogden, Utah. She had two brothers, Caleb A. Jr. and Roger W. Shreeve. Geri passed away on April 9, 2026. Geri was raised in Ogden until age Read Obituary

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Melissa Bowles

1w ago

in honor of Geraldine Shreeve.

Geri and I are cousins. She tended me when I was a little girl. Her boyfriend John were

kissing and I caught them. Geri just laughed. My mom and dad loved Geri and thought she was their daughter.

My dad was taking a nap on the couch and he was barefoot. Geri painted his toes bright red. At work a

big machine fell on his feet. When the medics saw his toes they had a good laugh. He knew Geri had painted them. Our family loved Geri and will always remember her heart so full of kindness. She was a wonderful care giver to her daughter Linda and brother Roger. Her legacy will go on forever.

Much love to my dear cousin.
Written by: Joan Johnston

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William Allen

2w ago

in honor of Geraldine Shreeve.

Alma 40:12
And then shall it come to pass,
that the spirits of those who are
righteous are received into a state
of a happiness, which is called
paradise, a state of rest, a state of
peace, where they shall rest from
all their troubles and from all care,
and sorrow.

And that's the state She's in for she was the greatest Loving person I have ever met.

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Andrea Lastrange

2w ago

in honor of Geraldine Shreeve.

Nammy is my grandma, and she will be greatly missed. She was always so thoughtful, sending her love to Colorado. Her wit and memory were very sharp. She was always put together with her hair curled, a coordinated outfit, makeup, lipstick, and jewelry.

I remember being so excited to visit her as a child. There were so many things unique to Nammy’s house. The player piano (my favorite scroll was The Rainbow Connection), the park behind the back gate, Twinkies, the ghost room, antique furniture, the organ, red carpet, a gumball machine, cool toys, an excellent VHS collection, and her, of course.

Nammy used to come to Colorado in the summers. She even took us to Waterworld, a giant water park, when she was in her 60's and went on all the rides with us kids. One night, while she was visiting, there was an incredible lightning storm. She wanted to eat big bowls of ice cream and watch.

Nammy was a talented seamstress and quilter. I still have the beautiful sunflower blanket, and my brothers have jean blankets that she made. She used to say that our family was closer to the veil than others were. I believe her and that if you want to talk to her, she will hear you. I love you Nammy!

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Shannon Lastrange

2w ago

Geraldine welcomed me into her long-time family shortly after my marriage to her grandson, Adam, and regailed us with stories about her youth, married life and raising her children. Several years later, we were blessed to introduce her to our first daughter, her great granddaughter Sylvia. Nammie once again share stories and raucous laughter with everyone around. Her joyful presence brought love and light to everyone. She will be deeply missed. I pray that God had his angels promptly escort her to heaven after a lifetime of selfless acts of love.

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Samari Smith

2w ago

in honor of Geraldine Shreeve.

Although I didn't spend a lot of time with Geri and my grandfather Bill Allen senior I know that they laughed a lot together and that they were great companions, and great friends. They truly did love each other. I will always be grateful to her for taking such a good care of him.
Over the years at various times with family celebrations and get-togethers
I enjoyed Geri's willingness to be silly and have fun.
She threw amazing parties with fun activities that made everybody welcome. I always saw that she had the best intentions in everything.
She was a caregiver, not just in her deeds, but in her being.
Her passing will definitely leave a hole in the hearts of all who loved her. I hope all of you take comfort and find peace in knowing that she knew she was loved and she had a wonderful life. She really will live on in you. -Samari

Leslie Allen

2w ago

Bill Allen

2w ago

She was always making us laugh! So full of fun!

Raelie Thomas

2w ago

Nammie was such a light in my life, she lit up every room she walked in. I cherished the time that I was able to spend with her so much, she’s full of spunk and even up to her last couple of days we were talking about the cute boys on the tv. She was a nurse and is part of the reason i’m so excited to be a nurse. I loved her so much💗

Amber Rainford

2w ago

My Nammie was one of my favorite people. I knew I could always count on her and she was at every important moment in life. She was someone I could just call and have long conversations with. She loved and supported me no matter what. Growing up we had many movie, games, and fun sleepovers. She taught me to make suckers, mints, fruit leather, and popcorn balls. I have so many wonderful memories with her. I got the direct cinnamon gene from her. Anything cinnamon and we loved it! Friday nights we would go to El Matador and a movie. They were a highlight of my week. I cannot imagine who I would be without her in my life. She will live in my heart and all my memories! I will miss her beyond belief.

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