Jeffrey M. Greene M.D.

I remember Jeffrey when I worked for his father Leonard Greene in the pharmacy.

I was a child patient of dr green. He was the best doctor and what made him so unique was he wore his bow ties. May he continue to rest in peace. Just found out today that he passed away.

I was a patient of Dr. Greene as a child of 8-9 years old, I remember him well. My mother drove us from Spring City, PA to see him, I was severely allergic to everything which triggered my asthma. I remember pics on his walls of him scuba diving, and I remember the pin pricks on my back for allergic screenings. My mom loved him as a doctor, I later thought the same.

Jeff and I were in Cam Rahm Bay Vietnam together in 1971. He was a great guy who I have never forgotten. May he rest in peace.

Miss you Dad

Though it has been years, I felt his presence today. My 33 year old son may not have lived to have his own children had Dr. Greene been in our lives. He was more than a doctor, he was a great man who all these years later is remembered with love.

To the Greene family:

So sorry for your loss. A gem of a man and doctor who always made me feel mentally and physically better after an office visit. I will miss your husband and father.

Jerry P.

Dear Jeff:
It is the winter. I see the snow, and remember when you and Gay drove through the blizzard to share wine and laughter with Shelly and me. I hear the wind through the trees and I strain to hear, but your voice is nt there. Sometimes I sit alone and strain to hear your voice, but it does not come. Only the memories. I always thought that you and Mark and I and our families would grow old together. I know you are here, but what I would give just ot tell you how much I love you,...

I, too, just learned of Dr. Greene's death. I was his patient for more than 20 years, and absolutely adored him--as a doctor and as a person. I have just been reeling from this horrible news, and am sad beyond words. My thoughts are with Dr. Greene's family and all the many people who cared about him.

Darlene Friedman