Chester Green

A very wonderful and respected principal in Yerington. I was fortunate to know him. God Bless his wife and family.

Mrs. Green, Mike, Cathy, and your families; our hearts and prayers are with you. We send you our heartfelt sympathy. Mr. Green's devotion to education is legendary and he made a profound difference in the lives of many teachers and students.

Your devotion to Mr. Green says much about you and him.

I am so, so sorry to hear this news.

I would like to share a story about Mr. Green and the type of man he was. When I was in 7th grade at BD Billinghurst, Mr. Green received a phone call from my mother telling him that my younger brother had almost drowned and was at St Mary's. Mr. Green came out to the playground and found me. He told me what had happened, and he personally put me in his car and drove me to the hospital. I will never, ever forget this man's kindness and leadership....

What a great loss. Teacher, friend, you will be missed, Since 1954 Central Jr High. Richard Dwyer

Those of us who were blessed enough to have Mr. Green as our principal,boss and friend know that he was a fair man,who's understanding presence was a source of constant reassureance for all of us. God bless you and your family.

At a Reno High 50-year reunion - Class of 1959 - Chet's name received the lion's share of applause when it was read, in enumerating some of our favorite teachers. (Of course we called him "Mr. Green" at Central Jr. High in 1951, where he was vice-principal under principal Chauncey King.) He was a fine mentor who, with Lee, became a good friend in our later years...

Karl Breckenridge

Lee-our best to you and the fanily.Many memories. God Bless
Clete and Effie Leatherman

Condolences to the family Steve Parker