Irma Theresa Brown Greene

Reggie, I am so sorry to hear about your mother´s passing. I have so many memories of her as the C.A. Brown librarian and as my late mother Dorothy´s colleague and friend. On behalf of the Wright family - Reginald Sr., Reginald Jr., and Caroline Wright Canty, I offer our sincere condolences.

Reggie, I´m deeply sorry to hear about the passing of your Mom· My deepest sympathy goes out to you at this difficult time.

Irma"Tee" welcomed my family with opened arms when we relocated to Charleston. We will always remember her delightful demeanor and her lovely sense of style. Rest in peace, our dear. friend.

Dear Calvin and family, Our sincere condolence on the loss of your mother. Irma played such an important role in the development of art education programs at the Gibbes and she is fondly remembered by all of us on staff who had the benefit of her wisdom and enthusiasm. Deepest sympathies, Angela Mack

Reggie - Deepest condolences to you and the family. Linda and I will always remember and cherish your mother's welcome. Will see you at the memorial.

To the family of Mrs Green you have our sympathy. The Risher family

"Tee" was a dear friend to both my mother and myself for many years. She always had words of endearment and encouragement for me. She always reminded me that I was born the day before her birthday and that we had a special bond. I loved her dearly! Andrea Hazel

As we bid farewell to our dear Soror Green, let us celebrate her life and the impact she had on each and every one of us. Let us remember her infectious laughter, her unwavering support and beautiful soul. Our charter member of North Charleston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta may be gone but her spirit will forever live on the bonds of sisterhood. Scholarship and service. My condolences to the family. Annette A Gadsden Charter Member, NCAC

Mrs. Irma Greene was the Librarian at Burke High School during my high school years. Then, she and I became Delta Sorors and Chartered members of the North Charleston Alumnae Chapter. I am with sadness when I say the first time I saw and talked to Mrs. Greene was at Burke, and the time I saw and spoke to her was at the North Charleston Alumnae Chapters' May Week event, May, 2019. In addition to having Mrs. Greene in my life, her brother, Mr. Melvin Brown, Sr. was my Biology teacher. To the...