Neil Francis Geist, 70, of Euless, Texas, died December 6, 2022. &nbsp;He was born April 21, 1952, in Hays, Kansas, to Eugene and Lucida (Giebler) Geist. &nbsp;He attended St. Joseph’s Military Academy (Class of 1970) and later served in the United States Army, stationed in Germany. &nbsp;Neil also attended Amarillo Community College (Class of 1976), where he studied Photography. He retired from International Paper, after 39 years, where he was a die mounter.

Neil is survived by his wife, Susan (Nix) and son Austin Jennings (A.J.), both of Euless, Texas, and his stepdaughter, Brooke Gutierrez of NRH, Texas. &nbsp;He is also survived by his siblings: Lois (Jim) Muller, Wichita, Kansas; Sue (Hank) Smyth, Southlake, Texas; Bonnie Werth, Colby, Kansas; Connie (Glenn) Neises, Overland Park, Kansas, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.

Neil was preceded in death by his parents, and siblings:&nbsp;Jim Geist, Jeanee Volkel, Diane DeYoung, and Mary Gross.

A private family military service will be held on March 2,&nbsp;2023&nbsp;at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.

Neil Francis Geist, 70, of Euless, Texas, died December 6, 2022. &nbsp;He was born April 21, 1952, in Hays, Kansas, to Eugene and Lucida (Giebler) Geist. &nbsp;He attended St. Joseph’s Military Academy (Class of 1970) and later served in the United States Army, stationed in Germany. &nbsp;Neil also attended Amarillo Community College (Class of 1976), where he studied Photography. He retired from International Paper, after 39 years, where he was a die mounter.Neil is survived by his wife, Susan (Nix) and son Austin Jennings (A.J.), both of Euless, Texas, and his stepdaughter, Brooke Gutierrez of NRH, Texas. &nbsp;He is also survived by his siblings: Lois (Jim) Muller, Wichita, Kansas; Sue (Hank) Smyth, Southlake, Texas; Bonnie Werth, Colby, Kansas; Connie (Glenn) Neises, Overland Park, Kansas, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.Neil was preceded in death by his parents, and siblings:&nbsp;Jim Geist, Jeanee Volkel, Diane DeYoung, and Mary Gross.A private family military service will be held on March 2,&nbsp;2023&nbsp;at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery.