Meet Debbie Geyer pt1

Debbie Geyer, a lifelong Caldwell resident and retired city clerk, shares her deep-rooted commitment to public service, faith, and community in this first part of a two-part interview on LifePoint. With a career spanning 24 years in city government and a decades-long ministry alongside her husband, retired Army Chaplain Norm Geyer, Debbie reveals how her life has been shaped by service—first as a pastor to military families across the globe, then as a civic leader restoring historic landmarks like the Caldwell train depot and advocating for veterans. She emphasizes the spiritual and emotional toll on military spouses, calling them 'some of the loneliest people in the world,' and reflects on how her faith has guided every chapter of her life. Her passion for preserving local heritage and strengthening community bonds—evident in events like Winter Wonderland and the Canyon Hill Cemetery memorial—underscores her motivation to run for Idaho House District 11B. Pastor Tom Doherty, who has known her for years, praises her as a true pastor-pastor, embodying the heart of service that defines her mission. The episode paints a portrait of a woman whose life is a tapestry of faith, family, and civic duty. From her early days at Greenleaf Friends Academy to leading historic preservation projects and supporting veterans, Debbie’s story is one of quiet, consistent impact.