He was preceeded in death by his parents, Francis and Dorothy Greenan. He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Mardell, and their four children and families; Tommy and Donna Greenan of Spring, TX and children Kyle, Kevin, Ashleigh and TJ; Terry and Karen Greenan of Geyserville, CA and children, Stephen, Christopher and Katie; Sharon and Ron Coker of Houston, TX; and Shawn and Christie Greenan of Spring, TX and children Paige and Darbey. He is also survived by his sister Barbara Giglio, and their four children and families; James and Ann Giglio and children Kyle and Chris; Tim and Pam Giglio and son Sammy; Lisa and Brett Kreutz and children Kelly and Mackenzie; Tom Giglio and daughter Caitlin, all from Chicago, IL. area. Tom graduated from Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago and St. Ambrose College in Davenport, IA. After moving to Dallas, TX in 1954, the Greenan's found their home in Houston where Tom founded Electrical Sign Displays in 1972. Tom served as President of ESD until his retirement in 1998. They moved to Walden on Lake Conroe where he resided until his death. Tom loved golf and was a member of the men's golf association at Walden. He served as a member, 4th degree, of the Knights of Columbus and honorary memeber of the 803 KofC.
He was preceeded in death by his parents, Francis and Dorothy Greenan. He is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Mardell, and their four children and families; Tommy and Donna Greenan of Spring, TX and children Kyle, Kevin, Ashleigh and TJ; Terry and Karen Greenan of Geyserville, CA and children, Stephen, Christopher and Katie; Sharon and Ron Coker of Houston, TX; and Shawn and Christie Greenan of Spring, TX and children Paige and Darbey. He is also survived by his sister Barbara Giglio, and their four children and families; James and Ann Giglio and children Kyle and Chris; Tim and Pam Giglio and son Sammy; Lisa and Brett Kreutz and children Kelly and Mackenzie; Tom Giglio and daughter Caitlin, all from Chicago, IL. area. Tom graduated from Mt. Carmel High School in Chicago and St. Ambrose College in Davenport, IA. After moving to Dallas, TX in 1954, the Greenan's found their home in Houston where Tom founded Electrical Sign Displays in 1972. Tom served as President of ESD until his retirement in 1998. They moved to Walden on Lake Conroe where he resided until his death. Tom loved golf and was a member of the men's golf association at Walden. He served as a member, 4th degree, of the Knights of Columbus and honorary memeber of the 803 KofC.
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