Bob Green was born in Evansville, IN. His parents were Opal O. and Beulah M. Green. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Reva (Cobb) Green; a daughter, Beth Bloss and her husband Hal of Evansville, a son, Dan Green of Plainfield, IN.; two granddaughters, Sarah and Kimberly Bloss.
Bob served in the US Marines during the Korean Conflict. He retired from Ziemer Funeral Home. He was a lifetime member of First Baptist Church, Lessing Masonic Lodge and Hadi Shrine Temple where he played trombone in the Brass Band. Bob was a Kentucky Colonel and loved the Chicago Cubs.
Bob served in the US Marines during the Korean Conflict. He retired from Ziemer Funeral Home. He was a lifetime member of First Baptist Church, Lessing Masonic Lodge and Hadi Shrine Temple where he played trombone in the Brass Band. Bob was a Kentucky Colonel and loved the Chicago Cubs.
Bob Green was born in Evansville, IN. His parents were Opal O. and Beulah M. Green. He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Reva (Cobb) Green; a daughter, Beth Bloss and her husband Hal of Evansville, a son, Dan Green of Plainfield, IN.; two granddaughters, Sarah and Kimberly Bloss.
Bob served in the US Marines during the Korean Conflict. He retired from Ziemer Funeral Home. He was a lifetime member of First Baptist Church, Lessing Masonic Lodge and Hadi Shrine Temple where he played trombone in the Brass Band. Bob was a Kentucky Colonel and loved the Chicago Cubs.
Bob served in the US Marines during the Korean Conflict. He retired from Ziemer Funeral Home. He was a lifetime member of First Baptist Church, Lessing Masonic Lodge and Hadi Shrine Temple where he played trombone in the Brass Band. Bob was a Kentucky Colonel and loved the Chicago Cubs.
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SEPT. 26, 1953 - date married
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