Parents -James Green Sr. and Catherine Riley Green.
World War II Army veteran, served in Japan and the Philipines
He was first employed at the Vermont Tissue Paper Company and later at H. T. Cushman Company for many years until he retired
He was a talented cartoonist and had been approached by Norman Rockwell, who had seen several examples of Hi's work. Mr. Rockwell offered Hi a job working for him as a cartoonist. However, Hi had just recently started a new job at the tissue mill and declined the offer.
Survived by his wife of 65 years, Mary Kinney Green; numerous nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by four brothers, James Jr., Francis Joseph, Theodore, and Charles Green, and by four sisters, Margarita Valentine, Irene and Katherine Green, and Josephine King.
(Information extracted from obituary published in Bennington Banner on May 12, 2014)
World War II Army veteran, served in Japan and the Philipines
He was first employed at the Vermont Tissue Paper Company and later at H. T. Cushman Company for many years until he retired
He was a talented cartoonist and had been approached by Norman Rockwell, who had seen several examples of Hi's work. Mr. Rockwell offered Hi a job working for him as a cartoonist. However, Hi had just recently started a new job at the tissue mill and declined the offer.
Survived by his wife of 65 years, Mary Kinney Green; numerous nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by four brothers, James Jr., Francis Joseph, Theodore, and Charles Green, and by four sisters, Margarita Valentine, Irene and Katherine Green, and Josephine King.
(Information extracted from obituary published in Bennington Banner on May 12, 2014)
Parents -James Green Sr. and Catherine Riley Green.
World War II Army veteran, served in Japan and the Philipines
He was first employed at the Vermont Tissue Paper Company and later at H. T. Cushman Company for many years until he retired
He was a talented cartoonist and had been approached by Norman Rockwell, who had seen several examples of Hi's work. Mr. Rockwell offered Hi a job working for him as a cartoonist. However, Hi had just recently started a new job at the tissue mill and declined the offer.
Survived by his wife of 65 years, Mary Kinney Green; numerous nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by four brothers, James Jr., Francis Joseph, Theodore, and Charles Green, and by four sisters, Margarita Valentine, Irene and Katherine Green, and Josephine King.
(Information extracted from obituary published in Bennington Banner on May 12, 2014)
World War II Army veteran, served in Japan and the Philipines
He was first employed at the Vermont Tissue Paper Company and later at H. T. Cushman Company for many years until he retired
He was a talented cartoonist and had been approached by Norman Rockwell, who had seen several examples of Hi's work. Mr. Rockwell offered Hi a job working for him as a cartoonist. However, Hi had just recently started a new job at the tissue mill and declined the offer.
Survived by his wife of 65 years, Mary Kinney Green; numerous nieces and nephews.
Predeceased by four brothers, James Jr., Francis Joseph, Theodore, and Charles Green, and by four sisters, Margarita Valentine, Irene and Katherine Green, and Josephine King.
(Information extracted from obituary published in Bennington Banner on May 12, 2014)
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