Mrs. Gwendolyn Green was born March 25, 1945 in Savannah, Georgia, the daughter of Johnny and Charlie Mae Roberson. She attended Jefferson County High School in Louisville, GA. Gwendolyn retired from Grand Blanc Metal Center, a division of General Motors and was a member of UAW Local #1292. She was a dedicated and faithful member of Divine Grace Ministries. Gwendolyn never met a stranger and her smile was beautiful. She loved the Lord and shared that love with everyone. If there was any verse in the Bible you wanted to know she was the one to ask. Those that knew her, knew her favorite saying was “May the Life I Live speak for me!”
Mrs. Green was preceded in death by her husband, Milas Green; mother, Charlie Mae Turner and father, Johnny Roberson.
Mrs. Green was preceded in death by her husband, Milas Green; mother, Charlie Mae Turner and father, Johnny Roberson.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Green was born March 25, 1945 in Savannah, Georgia, the daughter of Johnny and Charlie Mae Roberson. She attended Jefferson County High School in Louisville, GA. Gwendolyn retired from Grand Blanc Metal Center, a division of General Motors and was a member of UAW Local #1292. She was a dedicated and faithful member of Divine Grace Ministries. Gwendolyn never met a stranger and her smile was beautiful. She loved the Lord and shared that love with everyone. If there was any verse in the Bible you wanted to know she was the one to ask. Those that knew her, knew her favorite saying was “May the Life I Live speak for me!”
Mrs. Green was preceded in death by her husband, Milas Green; mother, Charlie Mae Turner and father, Johnny Roberson.
Mrs. Green was preceded in death by her husband, Milas Green; mother, Charlie Mae Turner and father, Johnny Roberson.
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