Mrs. Green age 80, of Dalton departed this life on Monday, Oct. 7, 2002 at her residence after a long illness.
She was the daughter of the late Joe H. Hall and Eva Hall Waddell and was preceded in death by her husband, Jay P. Green in 1995; her brother, Forest L. Hall; and her stepfather, Reed Waddell.
Margaret was a founding member of the Pine Hill Women's Club and Red Cross volunteer with Hamilton Medical Center for many years.
Survivors include her daughter, Brenda G. Smith; and son-in-law, Ed F. Davis of Dalton; son and daughter-in-law, J. Phillip Green III and Cindy of Chattanooga.
Grandchildren, Kellie and Robert McBee of Dalton; Madison A. Green, both of Chattanooga; great-grandson, Gage A. McBee of Dalton.
Brother, Herman R. Hall of Dalton; and niece, Debbie H. Barnes of Dalton.
A private services were held for the family. Love Funeral Home of Dalton were in charge of the arrangements.
(Aunt Margaret treated me like a daughter. I spent many a night sleeping over or going to VFW, ball games and other
activities. Once she decided my hair was too straight and took me on my first trip to a Beauty parlor in the 1940s...Lynda)
She was the daughter of the late Joe H. Hall and Eva Hall Waddell and was preceded in death by her husband, Jay P. Green in 1995; her brother, Forest L. Hall; and her stepfather, Reed Waddell.
Margaret was a founding member of the Pine Hill Women's Club and Red Cross volunteer with Hamilton Medical Center for many years.
Survivors include her daughter, Brenda G. Smith; and son-in-law, Ed F. Davis of Dalton; son and daughter-in-law, J. Phillip Green III and Cindy of Chattanooga.
Grandchildren, Kellie and Robert McBee of Dalton; Madison A. Green, both of Chattanooga; great-grandson, Gage A. McBee of Dalton.
Brother, Herman R. Hall of Dalton; and niece, Debbie H. Barnes of Dalton.
A private services were held for the family. Love Funeral Home of Dalton were in charge of the arrangements.
(Aunt Margaret treated me like a daughter. I spent many a night sleeping over or going to VFW, ball games and other
activities. Once she decided my hair was too straight and took me on my first trip to a Beauty parlor in the 1940s...Lynda)
Mrs. Green age 80, of Dalton departed this life on Monday, Oct. 7, 2002 at her residence after a long illness.
She was the daughter of the late Joe H. Hall and Eva Hall Waddell and was preceded in death by her husband, Jay P. Green in 1995; her brother, Forest L. Hall; and her stepfather, Reed Waddell.
Margaret was a founding member of the Pine Hill Women's Club and Red Cross volunteer with Hamilton Medical Center for many years.
Survivors include her daughter, Brenda G. Smith; and son-in-law, Ed F. Davis of Dalton; son and daughter-in-law, J. Phillip Green III and Cindy of Chattanooga.
Grandchildren, Kellie and Robert McBee of Dalton; Madison A. Green, both of Chattanooga; great-grandson, Gage A. McBee of Dalton.
Brother, Herman R. Hall of Dalton; and niece, Debbie H. Barnes of Dalton.
A private services were held for the family. Love Funeral Home of Dalton were in charge of the arrangements.
(Aunt Margaret treated me like a daughter. I spent many a night sleeping over or going to VFW, ball games and other
activities. Once she decided my hair was too straight and took me on my first trip to a Beauty parlor in the 1940s...Lynda)
She was the daughter of the late Joe H. Hall and Eva Hall Waddell and was preceded in death by her husband, Jay P. Green in 1995; her brother, Forest L. Hall; and her stepfather, Reed Waddell.
Margaret was a founding member of the Pine Hill Women's Club and Red Cross volunteer with Hamilton Medical Center for many years.
Survivors include her daughter, Brenda G. Smith; and son-in-law, Ed F. Davis of Dalton; son and daughter-in-law, J. Phillip Green III and Cindy of Chattanooga.
Grandchildren, Kellie and Robert McBee of Dalton; Madison A. Green, both of Chattanooga; great-grandson, Gage A. McBee of Dalton.
Brother, Herman R. Hall of Dalton; and niece, Debbie H. Barnes of Dalton.
A private services were held for the family. Love Funeral Home of Dalton were in charge of the arrangements.
(Aunt Margaret treated me like a daughter. I spent many a night sleeping over or going to VFW, ball games and other
activities. Once she decided my hair was too straight and took me on my first trip to a Beauty parlor in the 1940s...Lynda)
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