Annie Sue Harvey Green, 89, wife of the late J.B. Green, died Wednesday, April 8, 2020. She is survived by her son, Ted L. Green, Sr. and wife, Vickie; daughter, Brenda Green Gardo and husband, Guy; six grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and four great-great-grandchildren. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by one son, LarryContinue Reading
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Katie
left a message on April 10, 2020:
I had the pleasure of caring for Ms. Sue for a few years and she was truly a beautiful lady. The thing I most remember is that I could tell she Dearly loved being a mother and caring for children. She was always wanting to share and love on everyone. She loved to laugh, she also loved music. She knew every gospel hymn and would sing, clap and tap her feet. She was a joy. She had a wonderful supportive family. My heart goes out to you. She will never be forgotten. With Love, Katie Crotchett
Pat Moore
left a message on April 9, 2020:
Teddy sorry to hear about your mother. Will be thinking of you and your family.
Pat Moore
Pat Moore
Debbie Burroughs Broome
left a message on April 9, 2020:
I know I haven't seen Aunt Sue for a long time but my memories of her are so precious to me. She was such a sweet person. I will never forget how wonderful she and JB were to my mother. I always loved going to their home. I have some very fond memories of when I was a child and JB had the dairy farm. I loved going over and seeing the cows, and then there were the chickens. Also dad would take us over there to go fishing in the pond. So many great memories of going to their home. I'm so sorry I didn't make time to go see her while she was still with us. May God be with the family as you morn your loss and adjust to this new normal.
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Katie
left a message on April 10, 2020:
I had the pleasure of caring for Ms. Sue for a few years and she was truly a beautiful lady. The thing I most remember is that I could tell she Dearly loved being a mother and caring for children. She was always wanting to share and love on everyone. She loved to laugh, she also loved music. She knew every gospel hymn and would sing, clap and tap her feet. She was a joy. She had a wonderful supportive family. My heart goes out to you. She will never be forgotten. With Love, Katie Crotchett
Pat Moore
left a message on April 9, 2020:
Teddy sorry to hear about your mother. Will be thinking of you and your family.
Pat Moore
Pat Moore
Debbie Burroughs Broome
left a message on April 9, 2020:
I know I haven't seen Aunt Sue for a long time but my memories of her are so precious to me. She was such a sweet person. I will never forget how wonderful she and JB were to my mother. I always loved going to their home. I have some very fond memories of when I was a child and JB had the dairy farm. I loved going over and seeing the cows, and then there were the chickens. Also dad would take us over there to go fishing in the pond. So many great memories of going to their home. I'm so sorry I didn't make time to go see her while she was still with us. May God be with the family as you morn your loss and adjust to this new normal.
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