OSMUND CHARLES GEIER, JR., age 79, of Richmond, VA, originally of Philadelphia PA, died June 19, 2007; beloved husband of Margaret M. Small for 51 years, and the fun-loving and dearly missed father of seven children and their spouses: Mary Ann, Catherine, Christopher, Margaret & Michael A. Harris, Michael Geier & Shannon Newton, Osmund Charles III & Merrill Geier, and Patricia & Scott A. Fields; and 3 grandchildren: Alexandra, Elizabeth and Moira. Oz was the devoted son of the late Osmund Charles Geier Sr. and the late Catherine Shannon of Philadelphia and Darby PA. A veteran salesman and manufacturer's representative until retirement, Oz made many friends among his associates & customers in municipal police and recreation equipment sales throughout the mid-Atlantic USA. He was proud of being an American, having worked as a teenager on the construction of the USS Wisconsin at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. In the 1950s he served his country in the US Army, and in later life Oz was a tireless election worker at his Henrico County (Virginia) polling place. As "Dad", "Uncle Oz", and "Mr. Geier", he will be remembered for remaining enthusiastic & youthful in spirit and outlook, for his steadfast devotion to and pride in his family, for his love of jazz & all music, art, holiday parties, Wildwood vacations, home landscaping projects, and the joy with which he shared these with everyone.
OSMUND CHARLES GEIER, JR., age 79, of Richmond, VA, originally of Philadelphia PA, died June 19, 2007; beloved husband of Margaret M. Small for 51 years, and the fun-loving and dearly missed father of seven children and their spouses: Mary Ann, Catherine, Christopher, Margaret & Michael A. Harris, Michael Geier & Shannon Newton, Osmund Charles III & Merrill Geier, and Patricia & Scott A. Fields; and 3 grandchildren: Alexandra, Elizabeth and Moira. Oz was the devoted son of the late Osmund Charles Geier Sr. and the late Catherine Shannon of Philadelphia and Darby PA. A veteran salesman and manufacturer's representative until retirement, Oz made many friends among his associates & customers in municipal police and recreation equipment sales throughout the mid-Atlantic USA. He was proud of being an American, having worked as a teenager on the construction of the USS Wisconsin at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. In the 1950s he served his country in the US Army, and in later life Oz was a tireless election worker at his Henrico County (Virginia) polling place. As "Dad", "Uncle Oz", and "Mr. Geier", he will be remembered for remaining enthusiastic & youthful in spirit and outlook, for his steadfast devotion to and pride in his family, for his love of jazz & all music, art, holiday parties, Wildwood vacations, home landscaping projects, and the joy with which he shared these with everyone.
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