Ronald F. Green

I worked with Ron for a number of years at ISU. He was one of the finest men I have had the privilege to work with. He was man of character, integrity, and wisdom. An outstanding faculty member, and administrator. He will sorely missed. Bob & Marlene English

I was so saddened to hear of Ron's passing. I had the pleasure of serving him at the Mellow Mushroom bar (as well as Sara and her kids!) on multiple occasions, and I will miss seeing him dearly. He was always so kind to me and had the best stories!

I am so sorry for your loss of Ronnie. He was always one of my favorite cousins and I have the best memories of our times together. He will be missed Prayers for Carmen, Sarah and the rest of the family at this difficult time

This is Jafar Alavi from ETSU. I am really shocked with the news of Ron´s passing. I remember all the times we spend together in the basketball court. My condolences to Carmen, Sara and the rest of the family . A great loss for all of us.

Dear Carmen, This is Jean and Ed Stead from ETSU. We are so sad to hear about Ron. He is fondly remembered here by his colleagues and friends. Sending heartfelt hugs...Jean

Ron was the best of the best. We disagreed on everything from politics to business school stuff to basketball strategy, but were always the best of friends no matter what. Condolences to Carmon, Sara and the rest of the family. To Sara: Please look me up on Facebook or LinkedIn and post a couple of pictures of Ron's grandkids. Don Shemwell

I am so sorry for your loss Green family. I remember Ron fondly from all of the Green(e) reunions. We were all welcomed with open arms, literally. Please know that my prayers and love are being sent to all of you.

Dear Carmen, This is Ayse and Ugur from ETSU. We heard the sad news from Glen. We are saddened with the news and share your sorrow.

Ron was a valued colleague and good friend for many years. Just a great guy. I was so saddened by the news, and my heart goes out to Carmon, Sara and the rest of the family. Though he retired from the Citadel, he'll always be a Sycamore in the hearts of his Scott College family. We will miss him.