Sunday, August 30, 2026

Trey Geyer

My name is Trey Geyer, and I am from Dornsife, PA. Right now, I'm living on campus at Bloomsburg. When I think about who I am it is not just one thing. It is things that I have experienced, the people I have been around and the places I have been. I don't realize at the time, but each stage has taught me significant lessons that I still carry with me today.

Growing up I always wanted to be outside. I always wanted to be with my friends playing around outside. Baseball was a huge part of my life and taught me more than I have expected. Things like discipline, teamwork, and dealing with losing.

My friends, family and the community I was around helped play a role on how I handle challenges. They were the people who pushed me and who had my back when I needed them. Thanks to them I have learned to stay confident and keep my head up when things weren't going my way.

Now I try to spend my time with doing things I enjoy, like golf. It helps keep me focused on something I like doing in my free time. When I am not golfing, I usually listen to music, playing games or hanging out with my friends. This year I have also set some personal goals like graduating college. After I graduate, I want to be a financial manager. It is something I have been interested in for a while. Thinking about the future has always kept me motivated and focused on things.

When I look at everything my interests, people who have helped shaped me, and goals I have been working toward it all fits together to show who I am. I still have a lot to learn. I can't to see what is next in life, and I am thankful for all the things that have brought me to where I am today.

2 comments:

  1. Graduating is a very important goal. The first year can be distracting and difficult, but I'm sure you'll do great.

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  2. I also played baseball growing up, and I feel the same way about everything you said it taught you

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