1963
Corey
2020
Corey Todd Geltz
June 9, 1963 — December 27, 2020
Corey Todd Geltz
“CG” “Uncle Corey” “Corkey” “Hackman”
06/09/1963 – 12/27/2020
It is with great sadness that the family of Corey Todd Geltz announces his passing. Corey had been battling Covid-19 for several weeks, and on December 27, 2020, he suffered a heart attack. He was 57 years old. Corey was born in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1976, his family spent one year in Ann Arbor, Michigan before settling in Carmel, Indiana in 1977. Corey attended Carmel High School and was the kicker/punter for the football team. He loved telling stories about winning a State Championship in 1980. He graduated from Carmel High School in 1981.
Corey attended Indiana University and was a proud member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. He graduated from Indiana University in 1986 with a bachelor’s degree in Public Affairs.
After graduating IU, Corey then began to work at Alt & Witzig. He went on to a meaningful career of over 15 years with F.E. Harding. Following F.E. Harding, Corey held the role as Vice President of Sales at ACI/Delta Paving. Corey whole heartedly fulfilled this role for the past decade of his life, always considering work and family the same.
Corey’s spirit is carried on by his loving fiancé, Stacie Morris and her children Chelsie, Chynna and Samuel. He is survived by his parents Carlton and Cathleen Geltz of Indianapolis; his brother Scott Ryan Geltz and his children Jessica, Samantha, and Coulson of Hilton Head, South Carolina, and his brother Christopher Carlton Geltz of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Beyond blood relatives, Corey was survived by an abundance of friends that were much more than your everyday friendships. Mert Shipman and his wife Alesha and their children Hudson, Jameson, and Norah of Fishers, Indiana. Mike Harding of Indianapolis, Indiana. Paul Decker of Indianapolis, Indiana. Albert Gonzalez of Carmel, Indiana. Derek Robertson of Carmel, Indiana. These individuals, and so many more, contributed deeply to the whole of Corey’s life.
Corey would rather be fishing than anything else. Everyone that knew Corey had probably received a fish picture, or 100 at some point. He was an environmentalist and animal advocate. Corey’s heart was pure and good. He truly LIVED his life every day. Corey did not know a stranger. He cared deeply about people and the planet. Please keep his memory alive by spreading kindness and keeping our community clean.
Due to Covid-19 the services at this time for Corey are private. The Family requests that anyone wanting to witness the service to please do so via Zoom. There is a link below. The Zoom will start about 5min before the service begins.
“CG” “Uncle Corey” “Corkey” “Hackman”
06/09/1963 – 12/27/2020
It is with great sadness that the family of Corey Todd Geltz announces his passing. Corey had been battling Covid-19 for several weeks, and on December 27, 2020, he suffered a heart attack. He was 57 years old. Corey was born in Cleveland, Ohio. In 1976, his family spent one year in Ann Arbor, Michigan before settling in Carmel, Indiana in 1977. Corey attended Carmel High School and was the kicker/punter for the football team. He loved telling stories about winning a State Championship in 1980. He graduated from Carmel High School in 1981.
Corey attended Indiana University and was a proud member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. He graduated from Indiana University in 1986 with a bachelor’s degree in Public Affairs.
After graduating IU, Corey then began to work at Alt & Witzig. He went on to a meaningful career of over 15 years with F.E. Harding. Following F.E. Harding, Corey held the role as Vice President of Sales at ACI/Delta Paving. Corey whole heartedly fulfilled this role for the past decade of his life, always considering work and family the same.
Corey’s spirit is carried on by his loving fiancé, Stacie Morris and her children Chelsie, Chynna and Samuel. He is survived by his parents Carlton and Cathleen Geltz of Indianapolis; his brother Scott Ryan Geltz and his children Jessica, Samantha, and Coulson of Hilton Head, South Carolina, and his brother Christopher Carlton Geltz of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Beyond blood relatives, Corey was survived by an abundance of friends that were much more than your everyday friendships. Mert Shipman and his wife Alesha and their children Hudson, Jameson, and Norah of Fishers, Indiana. Mike Harding of Indianapolis, Indiana. Paul Decker of Indianapolis, Indiana. Albert Gonzalez of Carmel, Indiana. Derek Robertson of Carmel, Indiana. These individuals, and so many more, contributed deeply to the whole of Corey’s life.
Corey would rather be fishing than anything else. Everyone that knew Corey had probably received a fish picture, or 100 at some point. He was an environmentalist and animal advocate. Corey’s heart was pure and good. He truly LIVED his life every day. Corey did not know a stranger. He cared deeply about people and the planet. Please keep his memory alive by spreading kindness and keeping our community clean.
Due to Covid-19 the services at this time for Corey are private. The Family requests that anyone wanting to witness the service to please do so via Zoom. There is a link below. The Zoom will start about 5min before the service begins.
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