Arthur F. Greene Jr.

I'm so glad we were able to spend several Thanksgivings together in the past several years, and especially this past Thanksgiving. Uncle Art was such a nice, smart and interesting individual who will be sorely missed.

Arthur was a delightful soul. I rang with him and Holly in the Lakewood Presbyterian Church bell choir and danced with them in the Dances of Universal Peace there and at Centering Space. He loved the Dances, the chanting of mantras from different faith traditions and simple movements. It seemed to be a significant highlight in his vibrant spiritual life. He cared deeply about Holly and enjoyed all the various activities they did together. He will be missed.

Arthur was such a lovely man. I was involved in a meditation group with him that involved movement and chant. I recall with great affection, his face full of sincerity and love. I did not know him for a long time, but I am fortunate to have prayed with him. Peace to Holly who love him so dearly. May you be comforted.

I remember Arthur ( Art ) When I was a teenager. He was a very intelligent man, with a dry sense of humor. In fact I thought of him as a professional student. A person that I always respected. I'm sure he will enjoy the library in heaven.

I worked at Barton Senior Center. After retiring from there, I joined the "Stories on Paper" writing group. Arthur would drive in to join us. He was a brilliant man and we learned a lot from him. He will be truly missed. God Bless him.
Annette Busse