Harold Wayne Green
April 14, 1929 ~ May 28, 2015
Born in:
Spottsville, KY
Resided in:
Stone Mountain, GA
Harold Wayne Green of Stone Mountain, GA passed away on May 28, 2015. He was born in Spottsville, KY on April 14, 1929. He was a veteran who served in the United States Navy and a proud graduate of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, LA with a BS in Geology.He was a dedicated civil servant of the US Department of Agriculture, and retired after 25 years of service. He is survived by his wife Verne Lefebvre Green, Stone Mountain, GA; son David Green MD, Dallas, TX; daughter Julie Clowe and son-in-law Greg Clowe, Johns Creek, GA; son Eric Green, Hollywood, FL; and grandsons Justin and Zachary Clowe. He is also survived by his sister Sally Carter, Henderson, KY. He was preceded in death by his parents, A.J. and Carrie Green and two brothers and five sisters. The family would like to express their gratitude and appreciation to the healthcare team at Emory University Hospital-especially the Neuro Intensive Care Unit team. Visitation Monday June 1, 6-8PM and service Tuesday, June 2 11AM-both at Wages and Sons in Stone Mountain, GA. In lieu of flowers, please donate to a charity of your choice. There will be a catered BBQ lunch after the service and all are welcome.
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Sending sincere condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Green. God has promised to put an end to suffering and death. (Revelation21:3,4) This is an assured hope that we can look forward to. I hope this brings some comfort in this time of need.
Sincerely,
Ruth
playing golf with my dad in heaven I’m sure!
We are so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Be assured you are in our prayers.
Our sincere condolences on your loss of Harold. He was quite a character and full of interesting stories, which led one to believe he had a good, full life. May your memories of some of those times bring you comfort in the days to come.
Harold was an awesome member of our sandbagger golf group,, he was always fun to play with,, a great friend who would give the shirt off his back,,i will truly miss him,, my sympathy to his family,,
Harold was a good friend, and I played many rounds of golf with him over the past 15 years. He was a compassionate man who was always there to offer help to a friend in need. He lived an interesting life, and I enjoyed his many stories about college and work.
I will truly miss him, my sympathies to his family.
Harold was a good friend, and golf companion. He was a very thoughtful and compassionate person to friends in time of need.
He led an interesting life, and I enjoyed his stories about college at LSU, and work. He will be missed.
Julie & family-
So sorry for your loss. I never had the privilege of knowing your dad but sounds like he was a remarkable man who left you with many wonderful memories. Praying those memories will comfort you during this sad time.
We are so truly sorry for your loss. Harold Wayne was a pleasure to know with his amazing stories that you were never sure were true or not. He was a very competetive golfer with all the family here in Texas. We were so happy that we were able to stay in touch with him & his always funny emails. He was loved by all of us here. He will be missed & left all of us many happy memories.
Dr. Green and family-
Praying that the memories of Mr. Green’s life will give you comfort in the days ahead.
It was always a pleasure to visit and play golf with Harold Wayne when he visited his many friends in Texas….God Bless his family and may he rest in peace….He will be missed by many……
Harold has been a dear friend of ours for 37 years. Although to many he was a little rough around the edges, he had a heart of pure gold. He was a brilliant man who never forgot a name or a face, and what a story-teller! We will miss him so much, especially his Sunday evening phone calls. Our hearts go out to Verne & the kids.
We enjoyed knowing Harold Wayne and his visits to Lake Sheridan . He seemed like part of our family . Gods blessing to his family
i’ve known Harold from many years as a member of my hunting club. he was always a joy to see and talk with (and could he talk). He had many stories and would not hesitate to share them with you. He also had a ‘habit’ of having odd things happen to him = dropped his rifle in the mud, fell out of deer stands, get lost in the woods. We will miss him greatly.
So sorry for your lost. I found Mr. Green to be a good heart’ed person. He will be missed in the neighborhood.
Harold and I were the best of friends when we worked together for the Government way back in the sixties. Little would I have thought we would still be in touch now and visit as often as possible. If he was your friend, you could depend on him without reservation.
I’ll miss HG and his never ending stories that he could tell with such relish.
Henry Conrad