General Hospital alum Jonathan Jackson played the late Anthony Geary's son, Lucky, starting in 1993. Now, the actor is sharing his thoughts on the death of the man who played Luke Spencer. General Hospital, remembering Anthony Geary View this post on Instagram Instagram Post"My heart is broken at the news of Tony’s passing," Jackson shared on Instagram. "There are no words to express what he meant to me personally. Many people know what a brilliant and unparalleled actor and artist he was. For decades, he poured out his heart and soul and passion into his work. Never settling, always pushing for truth, nuance, paradox, humor and humanity. "His one-man play Human Scratchings was otherworldly—a spellbinding performance that left me and so many others struck to the core of our being," Jackson continues. "He lived through the height of fame and never lost his humor, his compassion and grace. He is known to the world for his artistic achievements, but to me, he will be remembered most for his humility, kindness, love and wit!"Tony’s mind was a creative cosmos, always on the move, exploring and cultivating the art and poetry of life," Jackson adds. "He was a truly brilliant writer, which many don’t yet know, but I hope his work will come to light one day."General Hospital, originsLucky and Luke on General Hospital | Image: JPI"As an eleven-year-old kid, he took me under his wing with a depth of grace, respect and belief that I certainly didn’t deserve," Jackson humbly adds. "He was my father in the arts, my mentor in the world of learning to trust one’s instincts and always believe in the power and beauty of story and performance. There were moments, many moments over the years working together that I can only describe as transcendent. I will cherish each and every one of them."As I grew older, Tony became one of the closest friends I have ever had. No matter the time or distance, our souls spoke the same language," Jackson adds. "I will greatly miss his presence in the room with me. He was family. Elisa [Lisa Vultaggio, ex-Hannah, General Hospital] and all of our children adored Tony," Jackson says. "My love and humble prayers are with his family and friends on this heartbreaking day. But we will remember him, and honor his memory! One of my favorite Scriptures says, 'Love is stronger than death,' and I feel this way about him. To say, 'I love you' is to protest another’s death. In my soul, this is how feel…and I cling to the hope that we will see each other again. I love you, Tony."Catch all-new episodes of General Hospital weekdays on ABC and Hulu.