The obituary of Geoff Corrigan mentions that he is survived by his children, ex-wife, mother, brother, sister, and other loved ones. Geoff, born on November 25, 1982, lived a colorful and competitive life until he passed away on December 6, 2023. A 2005 university graduate, Corrigan excelled in gymnastics, winning four letters in the sport from 2002 to 2005.
Recognized as an All-American on the parallel bars in 2005, he also served as the team captain for the 2004-05 season. Following his university years, he trained at the United States Olympic Training Center under the guidance of former world champion Vitaly Marinich. His achievements include finishing eighth in the all-around competition at the United States Gymnastics Championships, earning a spot on the United States senior national team. Furthermore, in 2008, he worked as an athlete ambassador at the Olympic Training Center.
Geoff Corrigan’s Obituary And Cause Of Death
Geoff Corrigan, an Olympian trainer, passed away on December 6, 2023. However, specific details regarding the cause of his death have not been disclosed. He is survived by his children, William Corrigan (8) and Evelyn Corrigan (5), as well as his mother, Kim Matheny, brother Brandon Matheny, and sister Brooke Matheny, all residing in Colorado Springs. His ex-wife, Rachel Corrigan, continued to be a supportive presence in his life despite their separate paths.
A memorial service for Geoffrey Corrigan is scheduled for January 21, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at the University of Minnesota – Sports Coliseum, a place where Geoff dedicated countless hours to practicing and teaching the sport he loved. This gathering aims to bring together those whose lives were impacted by Geoffrey, providing an opportunity to share memories, convey condolences, and celebrate a truly well-lived life.
Syque Caesar, whom Corrigan coached in the Olympic Games in 2012, expressed his sorrow, stating, “Incredibly saddened about the tragic loss of my coach, mentor, and friend, Geoff Corrigan.”
Geoff Corrigan’s Educational and Professional Journey
Corrigan graduated from William J. Palmer High School and earned a philosophy degree from the University of Michigan. His impactful 11-season tenure as Assistant Coach significantly contributed to the success of the University of Michigan’s Men’s Gymnastics Team. His pivotal role was evident in Michigan’s consecutive NCAA and Big Ten championships, leading to him receiving the esteemed 2013-14 CGA Regional Assistant Coach of the Year accolade.
Additionally, Corrigan played a vital part in Michigan clinching its fourth NCAA team championship during his inaugural year with the Wolverines, which was the second under Kurt Golder and the first since 1999.
Alongside his coaching career, Corrigan held various positions in different companies:
- SPIETH American’s Director of NCAA Sales (July 2019-March 2020)
- UTEC Account Manager (February 2021-August 2021)
- DELSCAN Business Development Manager (August 2021-September 2022)
- Fathom Digital Manufacturing Regional Account Manager (September 2022-January 2023)
- Proto3000- Account Manager (February 2023-December 2023)
