Ronald Clamont Geasland, Ron, died at the age of 91 peacefully at his home under the care of hospice after a long battle with metastatic prostate cancer. Both daughters were by his side. He is now with the love of his life, deceased wife, Dolores P. Geasland. Major Geasland resided in League City Texas for the last 48 years.

Ron was born on 6/4/30 in Council Bluffs, Iowa to Clamont E. Geasland and Elnora H. Geasland. He was the eldest to brothers, Robert L. Geasland and David L. Geasland and sisters, Elnora L. Geasland and only surviving sister Barbara G. Beraldi. Surviving children include Kimberly G. Caylor, Kathleen J. Geasland, William J. Geasland, grandson Colin D Caylor and great granddaughter Kielyn M Caylor.

Ron started working for grocery stores early on at age 14 and went on to the railroad before entering the Army Reserves. He went on to a long Army career and retired after 22 years as a Major. He was a highly decorated officer and earned a Bronze star and Purple Heart, among many other awards. He served in 2 wars, both Korea and Viet Nam. The Army moved the family all over the United States and even abroad to Europe. The family enjoyed many travels to exotic places and experiences. He retired from the army in 1971. He then returned to college at University of Nebraska and finished his bachelor’s degree.

Ron then took a job with the Army Corp of Engineers and had another long successful career that lasted another 22 years. He was instrumental in moving them towards the computer era. He implemented word processing at the company. He coordinated their large move from downtown to their current location.

Ron was involved in Toastmasters, the church choir, and with bowling where he was the president to 3 of the 5 leagues that he was in. Everyone who met Ron immediately liked him. He had a great sense of humor and an easy-going nature. He made everyone feel comfortable. He had many talents including bowling, singing, and playing the guitar. He had an incredible work ethic.

Service will be held on Saturday, 4/23/22 at 2:00 at Crowder Funeral Home, 1645 East Main Street in League City, Texas. Phone number (281) 332-2727. The service will be livestream at the link below. There will be military honors. He will be cremated and then interned at Houston National Cemetery along with his beloved wife Doe.

The Geasland family wishes to extend our sincerest thanks to the Village Homehealth and Hospice for the selfless and heartfelt care that was given to our father. In lieu of flowers, please donate to Village HomeHealth and Hospice.

Dad, your guiding hand on our shoulder will remain with us forever