Dr. Thomas Green M.D.

Oscar- not George! 30 years is a long time but still a core memory

I´ll always remember Dr. Green. I was probably around 7 years old when he repaired my grandmothers hip after falling off a horse in the Tuscarora Forrest. When she was healed and back on her horse, he invited us to a chase. My grandmother loaded up her Arabian and my welsh pony and we headed out. On the way, my pony lost her balance and fell in the trailer. We finally got there and everyone jumped in to help. I was young and didn´t realize the extent of my pony´s injuries. I was just sad that...

Special parties--a pasta party where we all "processed" the pasta. One of the guests lost her diamond in the pasta...but Dr. Green went through the "dough" and found it! Tom was a great friend (...and fellow Gettysburg ). Best to Carol. Dave & Mary Kay McLane 43541 Michigan Square Leesburg, VA 20176

Donna (DG)- I will never forget the brilliant adventure to Cape Cod when we were kids. You and your family have always had such wonderful energy and ready for an adventure at any time! I have such fond memories of Carlisle and your family.

Tom was a second parent to the Neidlinger family. We all loved Tom and the boys all called him Tom their best friend. Tom is with Larry now....a great reunion. My favorite horse true story with Tom: We were riding in a 3 phase event. I believe Tom was riding Oscar and I Mr. Chips. Mr. Chips was not easy to slow down when cantering. Tom was leading down a hill to a jump.. Tom fell off on the other side of the jump.... Mr. Chips was coming to the Jump at a high rate of speed.. Tom sat...

I made T green miss his memorial day 1992. It was a long road but I'm glad I had you as my surgeon. You promised me a drink so now we will have to have it next life. Love you T Green. See you on the other side. Prayers to his family

My dear Carol, sincere condolences to you and your family in the loss of Tom. Treasured memories of dinner parties with you and mutual friends. Be assured you are in my thoughts and prayers. Pat Strickler

One of my favorite memories of Dr. Green was when he rounded on his patients in his riding gear. He had either come from a hunt or was going to one. He had a distinct walk and we always knew when he was coming down the hallway! He was well loved by his colleagues and staff alike. I'm so sorry for your loss.

I enjoyed working with Dr. Green. My daughter also loved going fox hunting with him. He always had a twinkle in his eye. He will be missed.