Such a lovely man. Such a sweet man. Steven worked for me somewhere in the mid 90s and I loved having him around me because he truly enjoyed to laugh and smile and he made me laugh and smile as well. I find it hard to believe Steve would ever hurt anybody or anything as he was all good, I never seen a dark side to him. He loved to eat and I loved watching him eat because he made such a trivial exercise in our lives such as eating exciting. I know it sounds silly but watching Steve eat made me a better eater by me forcing myself to give thanks to God for eat and every meal afforded to me. Steve loved his family so much as he always brought up in conversation a funny story about someone in his family in a previous circumstance which he got enjoyment from and I liked hearing him speak so highly about his siblings and I met them all and they were all very special people just like Steve. And lastly, Steve and I both love God and we never stopped talking about God and the blessings we enjoy from God. I know that I will see Steve soon as life is short and I'm growing older and it will be a beautiful reunion when I share heaven with Steve and other great friends who were special to me during this short experience we call life

Steve was a good brother-in-law.  He had a big heart and was genuinely interested in people.  He thrived on social interaction.  He had a strong faith and was focused on pleasing God.  He trusted in God's mercy and made frequent use of the Sacraments.

I was also, along with Charlie, a classmate of Steve's through elementary school and high school. Steve was the first friend I can recall making in 1st grade at Nativity. I remember going to his birthday party in 2nd grade. We kind of drifted apart in later years, but Steve always remained a fundamentally nice guy---probably because he came from a family of nice people. I ran into him around town a few times in the decade or two after high school, but I left Southern California about twenty years ago and lost touch with him. I am very sorry to learn of his passing.

My condolences to Dave and Rick and all of the Geiers. You are in my thoughts and prayers.


Jesus said to his disciples:
“Do not let your hearts be troubled.
You have faith in God; have faith also in me.
In my Father’s house there are many dwelling places.
If there were not, would I have told you
that I am going to prepare a place for you?
And if I go and prepare a place for you,
I will come back again and take you to myself,
so that where I am you also may be."
-John 14:1-3

Steve Was A Great And Faithful Friend! He Was Always Giving To Others And Not Expecting Anything In Return! We Had Many Deep Discussions About Our Faith In Jesus Christ Our Lord And Savior! Steve Knew As The Bible Teaches Us That We All Fall Short And It Is  All About Who Jesus Is And What He Has Done That Gives Us Life In Eternity With Jesus! It Is A Free Gift We Can Not Earn It But We Must Accept The Gift Of Salvation! The Bible Teaches Us That God So Loved The World That He Gave His One And Only Begotten Son That Whom So Ever Believes In Him Shall Have Eternal Life. John 3: 16! We All Miss You Steve, But I Know You Are In Eternity With Jesus Christ Forever, And Ever, Amen!

From The Preacher In The Desert

John E. Hunter

My condolences to Steve's family and loved ones. I went to school with Steve, from 1st grade @ Nativity in Torrance, through 12th grade at Bishop Montgomery. He was always a quiet and decent guy. I'm sorry to hear of his passing. I'd like to know more about his life, what he did for a living, what family he might have had and how he passed away if anyone has that kind of information.

I wrote about a friendship with my friend Steve Geier and sent it through Facebook.  All are welcome to please read, I wanted to honor he and his family . I post it the day he died

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Steven John Geier

January 9, 1961 – March 25, 2024

Halverson, Stone & Myers Mortuary

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