Birth date: Dec 15, 1931 Death date: Dec 8, 2005
Edward L. Green, 73, passed away at home surrounded by his loving family, on December 8, 2005 due to complications of lung disease. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, on December 15, 1931, the family soon moved to Hamilton, Ohio, where Read Obituary
I miss you grandpa and think about you everyday.##imported-begin##Katie Green##imported-end##
It's been over two months since my dad passed away and the pain has not subsided. Every day seems to be just as painful as the day before. The realization that my father is not sitting at home to pick up my phone call or for me to stop by to see how he is doing, is at times, more than I can bear. I continue to walk around in a daze crying for my dad. I spent alot of time with my dad and miss our long talks about everything going on in my life and listening to his soft voice give me his advice. I miss telling him I love him, and him telling me back, I love you too honey. Only my dad ever called me honey. I had 55 years with him and wanted another 55. He was a quiet, private man, but he shared his feelings and thoughts with me during our long talks. How I miss that. I miss everything about him. I don't think he ever realized how much he was loved by all of his family and how much he is missed. I love you dad and will miss you until the day I take my last breath. Until we meet again, Cathy##imported-begin##Cathy Riccobuono##imported-end##
My thoughts and prayers are with all of the family that are mourning grandpa's death. Peace be with all of you in this time of loss. Sincerely, Dustin##imported-begin##Dustin Breitwieser##imported-end##
We just want to let you know your family is in our thoughts. We are also very sorry for your loss. I met him a couple of times and he always made me smile. Ed and Marlene raised two really great men who are very enjoyable to work next to all day.##imported-begin##September Lieneke/JD Durao##imported-end##
I have yet to accept the fact that my best friend is gone,I drive by and see his truck in the back but I know he is not home and I can't stop in and see him.I feel really lost without him in my world.We painted half of this town and I can't go any place and not see something that we did together.I only cry when I'm alone,since I need to be strong for my Mom now that I'm the man in the family.I have some really big shoes to fill and I know that it is not possible because my Dad was bigger than life to me.He is the only man that I knew that never lied to me and always loved me for just being Jim.The void I feel can never be filled.I loved my Dad with all of my being.I also know that he was proud of me and what I have become.I will miss his stories,his laugh,his smile and wink when he gave my Mom heck!He was so much more then an obit can express,there are not alot if any men left in our world like him and our world will never be the same now that he has left us,I will never be the same.I made promises to him days before he went away and I live for those promises.I am the man that I am today because of my Dad and will do my best to honor his name for the rest of my life.Dad,thank you for being my Dad and teaching me everything that I know.I will cherish all the time that I got to spend with you all those years working together and really getting to know you as a man and as my Dad and knowing how much you really loved and cared about me.I can't wait to be able to tell my grandkids all about you and all of our escapades!! I know one thing,I will miss you for the rest of my life,I miss you now.I love you Dad##imported-begin##Jim Green##imported-end##
Marlene,
Though I have never met you or Ed, I feel I know you through my co-worker and very dear friend Denise. She is a remarkable woman, smart, generous, funny and caring (she didn't even pay me to say that)... You and your husband Ed did that. You are right to be proud of your family and every time you are all together you will have pieces of Ed with you, in each of your children and grandchildren, I pray that all that love can help sustain you through your days. I will pray for your peace, understanding and comfort. Enjoy your family that you and your husband created and lean on them for help, they all love you very much.
Sincerely,
Jordana Hudson
Co-worker to the "amazing grantwriter" Denise Green##imported-begin##Jordana Hudson##imported-end##
I was married to Ed for almost 56 years. I cannot express the loss I feel.I loved him with all my heart.He & I had children we are very proud of.I will miss him more then anyone will ever know
His wife Marlene##imported-begin##Marlene Green##imported-end##
I will never forget the love and bond that my Father and I shared.Being the youngest of the eight children I was able to spend alot of time with both my parents. My mother did a great job with my dad trying to make him well. He is greatly missed by all who knew him. He was a wonderful man.I miss my dad more than anyone will ever know. Until we meet again. I love you and miss you. your daughter lisa##imported-begin##lisa green##imported-end##
I will always be grateful for my dad's wonderful sense of humor. He loved to make people laugh, and did so often through his jokes and stories. He instilled in me honesty, humor, and pride in who I am. He always down-played his service in the military and the part he had in the Korean War. In regards to receiving the Silver Star, he felt the real heroes were the ones who didn't come home. It is that humbleness and compassion that will live on in my memories of him. Dad, I will miss you greatly, but you will live on through the stories we share with others.
Your daughter and traveling buddy....##imported-begin##Denise Green##imported-end##
My love and prayers from Ohio..We will never forget him.##imported-begin##Regina Hauser##imported-end##
