
My first memory that I’m sure is wholly mine, that is, not based on family stories and deeply happened beside short other visits occurred is when it was white elephant party in my house, he was telling goofy stories and everybody was laughing. The sense of humor that he had was just bring joy and laughs on everybody ‘s face. 
I can not  imagine that Pasha  is not with us. His memories always warm up our hearts by remembering him. Rest In Peace Pasha 

I went to high school at Torrey Pines with Pasha. He was in my French class and he always made the whole room laugh. He was always able to make me smile. I know he is watching over us sending love. 

“Today and always, may loving memories bring you peace, comfort, and strength.” 

Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and let perpetual light shine upon Pasha.
Rest in peace 🙏🙏🙏

Pasha stayed with us in Sweden for four months in the spring and summer of 2019. We enjoyed those months with him very much. We had long conversations, sometimes late into the night, about life and love. He was so wise and compassionate; he was too wise, too compassionate and too loving for his age and for this world.  While here, he worked at Växjö tennisclub as a coach, yoga instructor and with maintaining the courts and keeping the club clean. He always picked up garbage he saw from the ground and put it in the trash. The seniors at the club were so impressed with his hard work. He never complained despite the sometimes cold and rainy weather. Most club members his age don't even go out in cold, rainy weather and much less  rake and weed courts in it. For the work he did at the club, he received a little money that he wanted us to have. He always wanted to give, but he found it so difficult to receive. That was true for money and for love. 
Pasha liked to be alone with his yoga and studies, but sometimes he would join in our gatherings of friends. Then he was so charming and a lot of fun. He was so good at telling stories. He would capture everyone's attention. Many times our friends after they had met Pasha said to us that he was an exceptionally bright and delightful young man. And he sure was. We shall miss him so much.
This quote summarizes our memory of Pasha:
"You're too good for this world, and because of that the world will eventually crush you.” /Paul Auster
With love,
Tobbe, Cina, Johan and Olle

I always look back at my childhood friendship with Pasha as some of the happiest and most carefree days of my life. He was and will always be a dear friend of mine. I always felt at home visiting Pasha, Bella, Urban, and Minoo. I will never forget Pasha, his bright smile, his love of tennis, his humor, and his caring  personality. The grief of his passing is shared by all those who were fortunate enough to know him. My condolences to the Geiwald family. 

pasha was a ball of positive energy.  I met him at surf and turf tennis club when we were both in early elementary school and was always a very gifted tennis player. 

Then years later we reconnected when i was working at tennis shop. He would come hangout on the sofa and watch tennis with me between his training sessions. Always had a great mindset, Pasha will be missed but not forgotten 

OBITUARIO

Pasha Geiwald

1 marzo, 1999 – 12 diciembre, 2020

El Camino Memorial - Sorrento Valley & Memorial Park

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