Joseph Alan Geier

Joseph Geier was born in Reno, Nevada on May 5, 1982, on the feast day of St. Pope Pius the V, to Virginia and Corry Geier. He was the third of four children and loved his family very much. Joseph was raised in the Tridentine Roman Catholic Rite. He received his First Holy Communion in 1991 at age 9 from Reverend Fr Jaime Pazat at St Joseph and the Immaculate Heart, Catholic Church in Colton, CA. He loved the Mass and The Sacred Heart of Jesus.

He was confirmed by His Excellency, Bishop Richard Williamson, in 1997 at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, in Phoenix, Az

Joseph's favorite game was Monopoly, and he was always the banker. His favorite color was blue. He loved to give bunny ears in nearly every picture! He loved doing construction and working with his hands, as well as giving to others through food service and other areas. Joseph received his Real Estate License in 2023, with true perseverance, which was his dream career. Joseph loved country music and the golden oldies. He loved to laugh, spend time with his family and friends, network with his colleagues in Real Estate and to visit the cemeteries to pray for the Holy Souls in Purgatory.

Joseph is remembered fondly by those who truly knew and deeply loved him.

He went into the arms of Our Lord Jesus Christ at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, Az, on November 15th 2024, on the feast day of St. Albert the Great (his Grandfather and Father's patron saint.)

Joseph was 42 years young and left us too soon, but at last he is at peace.

Joseph's Requiem Mass will be held on Tuesday December 3, 2024, on the feast of St Francis Xavier, at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, located at 750 E. Baseline Rd. Phoenix, AZ 85042. His public viewing and Rosary starts at 10 am, followed by his Requiem Mass. His burial will be held at Resthaven Cemetery 4310 E. Southern Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85042, in the Garden of Peace at 1 pm.

His family welcomes all who knew him to his Requiem Mass and Burial. We are planning to have a potluck for his wake in the Boyle Hall of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church from 2 pm - 4 pm.

All prayers and donations are extremely appreciated!!!