Geary Alan Cox
February 17, 1952 – August 22, 2020
Geary Alan Cox, 68, a long-time resident of Calvert County passed away August 22, 2020. He was born February 17, 1952 in Prince Frederick to Virginia (Jones) and Jep Hugh Cox. Geary was employed as a craftsman and installer for Capital Doors. He was a member of the Carpenters Local Union 197. Geary was a very athletic person who enjoyed fishing, hunting, riding motorcycles, and spending time with his family and friends. He will be remembered as a loyal, kind, and generous person with a great sense of humor.
Geary was preceded in death by his parents, and his siblings Cheryl, Larry, and Mark Cox. He is survived by his niece Tonya R. Fowler, and great nephew Raymond Andrew Fowler.
Visitation
Services
- Life Celebration Visitation
Saturday, October 10, 2020
2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Interment
Contributions
Condolences
Sort Comments
12 Sep 2020
6:21am
Loving and healing prayers for all family and friends.
May you ride in enteral peace.
L&R sent to heaven and the rest of Tribes MC
City
Prince Frederick
State
Maryland
12 Sep 2020
2:32pm
Godspeed Geary, Rex and I love you very much.
City
Chesapeake Beach
State
Maryland
18 Sep 2020
10:06am
Tonya & Andrew,
I am sharing in your sadness as we remember Geary. His life was full of up’s and down’s – I will always remember my cousin loved his Dad, Cheryl, Larry, Mark, Lori, and his love for each of you. Geary said what he wanted and always meant what he said – at times with some very colorful words! I saw him a few years ago and as always he was full of humor and foolishness. Both of you have lost so many close family members in such a short time period – thinking of you and wishing peace and comfort during this difficult time. Take care.
City
Lothian
State
Maryland
Sort Comments
Loving and healing prayers for all family and friends.
May you ride in enteral peace.
L&R sent to heaven and the rest of Tribes MC
Godspeed Geary, Rex and I love you very much.
Tonya & Andrew,
I am sharing in your sadness as we remember Geary. His life was full of up’s and down’s – I will always remember my cousin loved his Dad, Cheryl, Larry, Mark, Lori, and his love for each of you. Geary said what he wanted and always meant what he said – at times with some very colorful words! I saw him a few years ago and as always he was full of humor and foolishness. Both of you have lost so many close family members in such a short time period – thinking of you and wishing peace and comfort during this difficult time. Take care.