William-Greenleaf-Obituary

William Greenleaf

Hayward, California

1926 - 2016

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William Patrick Greenleaf

September 5, 1926 – March 10, 2016

Bill was born in Sacramento, CA on Sept 5, 1926. He moved to San Francisco in the 5th grade where he attended Mission Dolores School thru 8th grade. He attended St. Joseph's Seminary in Mt. View, CA during his high school years,...

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With appreciation for the CAP years of Bill Greenleaf as football coach, Latin teacher, and mentor to so many of us.

"Always the best" is his legacy.

We look forward to meeting his family.

Sincerely,

Dave Peterson
CAP 1953-1957

Alexandria, Virginia
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Dear Bob,
I am sure you remember us for all the years we spent together in Millbrae.
We have so many fond memories.
You and all your family are in our prayers.

Mr.Greenleaf taught me Latin and taught me to drive a car, and he did it with a sense of humor and gentle nudging..he was my hero!!

With love and sadness,

Dolores movie/Busuttil class of 63

My dearest Barbara, I wanted you to know that my heart is with you. You were married for so many years. I can never get your smiling face out of my mind. You were always a breath of fresh air when we would see each other, at parties, picnics or? I do not have your phone number. Maybe you were one of the family can get it to me. Stanley [email protected].... I send love... God bless, Stanxxxooo

Mr. Greenleaf.........the heart and soul of Capuchino. You made high school a great place to be. Always a smile and an open door. Our 1981 trip to Europe will always be a cherished memory. Love to Barbara and family. RIP. Love Jami Maule Belnap

There are teachers that you care in your memory your entire life. Mr Greenleaf was one of those teachers. I learned and have never forgotten. Thank you, Sir. You will be missed but not forgotten.

John - CAP class of '62

"When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, and you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight." Khalil Gibran

Dear Greenleaf Family,
Sending heartfelt love and condolences to you all for the loss of your dad. As others have stated in their remembrances, I too feel we were all very lucky to have grow up in Millbrae in the time we did .Greg Frediani's interviews with many of Cap's teachers echo Mr.Grosse's feelings of a truly intertwined ...

Thank you for being a great teacher and football coach.


Dear Greenleaf family,

I didn't last long under coach Greenleaf (washed out after three weeks in freshman football) but always appreciated his humor and gentleness. He seemed to have a joyful demeanor. I didn't know he was a seminarian and a Fullbright scholar, but I'm not surprised. Capuchino has lost a great figure of its history with his passing.

Love to his family.

Regards,

Bob Boles '74