Mr. Gayle R. Green

After my father and my mother, the next influential person in my life was Uncle Gayle. All three of my uncles brought joy, and Gayle was the leader. He taught me foundational aspects of horsemanship, the importance of living life by working hard, expanding talents. and living modestly. Add in what it feels like to ride as a passenger on a motorcycle, and helping family. During one visit in the 90's he could hardly wait to show me his ErCoupe. At that time the vintage plane had canvas wings. Include taking over navigation of a small plane to the list of experiences. HIs sister, Joyce, my mom, and I enjoyed meeting Gayle and Pat in Rock Falls for lunch to celebrate birthdays. We will always remember your vibrant and caring life, Gayle!

With fond remembrance forever,

Your niece,
Chrisann Smith

With loving memories of visits and great times together driving the tractor and teaching us new card games. You lived a life full of many adventures and love from family and friends.
With love,
Pam

With loving memories of all the support and love you showed me growing up. You treated me like a daughter and I will never forget Prince (the horse) you bought me and the Christmas's you and Dorlene spent with my family in Iowa City. May you rest in eternal peace.

We are very sad to hear of Mr. Green's passing! He was such a sweet man, we really enjoyed visiting with him. Our condolences to Mrs. Green and the family!

Brian and Sheri Addis