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Jeffrey M. Greene M.D.

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Jeffrey Greene Obituary

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JEFFREY M. GREENE, M.D. on May 10, 2004; husband of Gay (nee Alexson) of Merion PA; father of David (Batya) Greene, Steven Greene and Eric Greene; son of Leonard and Sylvia (nee Frantz) Greene; brother of Dr. Ronald B. (Shelly) Greene, Mark (Nancy V.) Greene and Beverly (Mark) Schwartz; also survived by 3 grand-children Adam, Maya and Julia. Relatives and friends are invited to Services Tuesday 1:00 P.M. at Temple Beth Hillel, Lancaster Avenue at Remington Rd., Wynnewood, PA. Interment Har Jehuda Cemetery. The family will return to the late residence and respectfully requests that contributions in Jeffrey's memory be made to Magen David Adom USA, 8930 Gross Point Road, Suite 800, Skokie, IL 60077.

JOSEPH LEVINE and SON
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Published by Philadelphia Inquirer/Philadelphia Daily News on May 11, 2004.

Memories and Condolences
for Jeffrey Greene

91 Entries

David Rowe

March 21, 2025

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

Lonnie felder

June 18, 2023

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.

Michael Snyder

January 8, 2023

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.

Doug Miller

October 26, 2022

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.

Eric

September 13, 2022

Miss you Dad

Lynne Sitvarin

October 21, 2019

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.

jerry prospero

April 11, 2005

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.

Ron Greene

March 6, 2005

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, and how great a brother you were to me. I look back and wish I could take back every day we had brotherly fight. It was part of growing up, then. Now I view it as lost time.

You are gone, and I remain. I carry you burned in my memories. You are everywhere I turn and all that I see. I miss you every day.

Love,Ronnie

Darlene Friedman

October 21, 2004

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

Diane Calder

August 26, 2004

Dear Mrs. Greene.
I apologize for the delay in sending you and your family this note. I only learned of your loss this past Friday, August 20, and have spent the days since then fluctuating between tears and smiles as I recalled this very special human being.
My story is not unlike many of the other reflections that I have read in the guestbook…..we arrived at the Ardmore office over twenty years ago with a daughter whose early years were ruled by asthma. Your husband and his wonderful staff took us on and over time, we learned how to manage this disease rather than it managing us. What a relief to enjoy vacations and holidays without trips to the hospital.
Our son followed in his sister’s footsteps –asthma, allergies, etc. But, this time we were prepared thanks to Dr. Greene! These two children’ are now a 25 year old law student who runs marathons and a 22 year old who just graduated from Cornell with plans for medical school.
Through our disbelief and sadness our entire family recalls Dr. Greene with many common remembrances: bowties, “big breath!” always interested in our news, shots, and always feeling better after seeing him.
We are all better (and healthier) for having this exceptional man in our lives for such a short time. We will always remember him and send our thoughts and prayers to your and your family.
The Calder Family
Bryn Mawr, PA

Rand Sacks

August 9, 2004

I read through the entries of others before writing my own, and found what my brother Matt wrote to so incredibly on point. As you pass from childhood to adulthood, you lose a great deal of the forced interaction with your parents' friends, and you soon realize that those relationships which you maintain go beyond people merely being friends with your parents, and instead they become people who are your own friends, despite the generational gap. For me, this couldn't be true for Jeff Greene (and for Gay as well). I have always enjoyed catching up, even briefly, outside the synagogue, while home for holidays, and I will be one of the many who will miss Jeff's great personality.

Carlo Orsini

July 19, 2004

It was quite a shock hearing of the sudden death of Dr. Greene. Dr. Greene treated our twin boys for severe asthma for ten years. If it was not for Dr. Greene my children would not be doing as well as they are today. Dr. Greene was a very patient and caring person who took all the time that was needed to answer any question that we had and constantly assured us of how well our sons were doing. We were looking forward to seeing him come September to talk to him and thank him for how well my sons have done since they first met him. We thought and spoke about him alot today after hearing the tragic news and we both agree that because of him we have no doubt in our minds that our children would not be doing as well as they are if not for Dr. Greene a truly gifted and talented doctor. He was a remarkable, intelligent man who treated our children and gave us advice as if he was speaking to his own child and never pulled any punches and told it like it was. We are all truly blessed for knowing a man of this caliber and we will always be indebted to him for what he did for our children. God Bless him and his family.

Carlo & Patricia Orsini

Trenton, New Jersey

Barbara Leech

July 12, 2004

Dear Greene Family,

Although it happened a little while ago, I just learned about Dr. Greene's passing and wish to offer my sincere condolences. I had been in for an appointment only three days before and, as usual, spent the time not only discussing my asthma but also sharing ideas about running private practices, parenting, and other topics we had in common.

I have been a patient of Dr. Greene's since he first joined the Main Line practice and, as most of these guest book entries stated, I was also pretty sick despite having undergone treatment for several years. In just a short time, he straightened out my medications to the point where I have had only one emergency room visit in 25 years. Throughout our association, Dr. Greene not only treated my body but also my soul --through his support to me during a bad post-partum depression, a stressful post-doctoral fellowship, a transition from a more than full-time hospital job to my own practice, you name it. He was a great doctor and a just as wonderful human being. I know that I am not alone in saying that he will be sorely missed.

jan garfinkle

July 12, 2004

Dear Gay,

Since we met in seventh grade we have remained best friends. In 1970 you even moved here to Sacramento so that you could be with my family. It was not long afterward that we introduced you to Jeff and you untimately moved to Washington D.C. to be with him. Through all the miles I will always consider your loss as my loss. These past few months have been very difficult for me being so far away from you when I just want to hug you every day and keep you company. I've always admired you as a wife, mother and grandmother. I hope we carry out our plan to celebrate 60 together next spring as we have been planning for several years. Nothing will take away the wonderful memories you've built over your lifetime. May your children, your grandchildren and friends be a source of comfort. With all my love, Jan

Joy & Larisa Fox

July 7, 2004

We were so sorry to hear of Dr. Greene's passing. We were stunned. He was a wonderful Dr. and human being. My daughter, Larisa was referred to him for her asthma by his cousin, Rebecca. Rebecca was Larisa's teacher at Kid's Stop. She told me how wonderful he was with children, how caring he was and everything she told me was so true. We wish his family sympathy, but at the same time keep in your hearts how much he was loved by so many people and how much he did for others. God bless you.

don borisoff

June 23, 2004

My family and I wish to send our deepest sorrow to the Greene family.What a wonderful human being he was.My 6 year old son came to Dr.Greene when he was a year old.He was a patient of Dr. Greene till he passed away.Seeing Dr. Greene was not like going to the doctor it was going to see a friend.He was/is a part of our Family.He taught me to be careful but not afraid with my son's allergy and that it will all be ok.He was right.My son Adam wanted me to tell the Greene family and also all the many friends of Doctor Greene that when you miss him you should just close your eyes and dream about him because then he will be right there with you in your mind and then you can bring hin into your heart and be close to him and he to you.. Lastly Thank you to the Greene family for sharing your Husband Father, and Grandfather with us,we all are better people for meeting him..G-D bless you all

Kay McDougal

June 10, 2004

Our son Scott became a patient of Dr.Greene's in 1975-a really allergic kid with cerebral palsy. They formed a wonderful bond and Dr. Greene used to say that Scott was the happiest patient he had because he would laugh so much when he saw him. My fondest memory of him is when Scott had his tonsils out at CHOP at age 6 and developed some post-op complications. My husband and I were sitting in the atrium at CHOP waiting to go see him and who should run by but Dr. Greene-hurrying out to start his vacation. He saw us and said "I'd better go up to ICU to check on him" and he did, wrote some orders and got him on his way to a quicker recovery. I've been a nurse for 35 years and can honestly say these kind of docs are few and far between. My husband is also a patient of his and we are all devastated. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.

Christopher McArdle

June 10, 2004

I am both shocked and sadden to learn the news of Dr. Greene's passing. I rode with Dr. Green several times in the past two years since I joined the BCP. He always had a smile and his face and loved to talk about movies.

He will missed.

Karla Weigand

June 8, 2004

I have been a patient of Dr. Greene since 8-years-old and I am now 22. Dr. Greene was the greatest Doctor I have ever met or heard of. Dr. Greene practically cured me of my severe asmatha and allergies. Not only was he a great Doctor but he was a great person who truly cared about his patients. He was concerned about each and every aspect of his patients lives. I remember the long conversations that I had with Doctor Greene upon each of my office visits; as a child, he gave me advice on how to not get sick when visiting friends who had pets that I was severly allergic to and as a young woman, he gave me advice on where to go to graduate school. I greatly trusted both his medical and personal advice and opinions. I must say that Doctor Greene was one of kind; I will never nor expect to find another Doctor like him. He will be greatly missed.

Aliza Silverstein

June 7, 2004

Dear Greene Family,

Dr. Greene treated our son for allergies - He quickly and accurately diagnosed what was going on with him. More than that, was his wonderful "bed-side" manner that made us feel comfortable, heard, understood and respected. What a wonderful man. What a tragic loss. May you be comforted among the mourners of Ziona and Jerusalem.

Jonathan Kanze

June 3, 2004

Dear Greene Family,

I could not be more sorry for your loss. Dr. Greene was one of the finest people I have met thus far in my life, as well as being a brilliant and caring doctor. I had the honor and pleasure of having him as my doctor for 25+ years. If I was sick or had a bad allergy flare-up, no matter how busy that office was, and it was always busy, he ALWAYS found time to fit me in. He did so because he had a wonderful heart and everyone around him knew it. As we all know most people do not enjoy visits to the doctor, however when that doctor was Dr. Greene I really didn't mind. I knew that no matter how crappy I was feeling, if I went to see Dr. Greene, at least I'd have a few laughs, along with getting better. His sense of humor and sarcasm always kept even bad situations, not so bad. Dr Greene you'll be missed by me and the entire Kanze family, we love you!

Jonathan Kanze + Family

Kathy and Denny Wilkinson

June 2, 2004

Dr. Greene was special to our son and daughter. He was the first doctor they saw when we moved here 9 years ago, and we always looked to him for guidance and personal attention that is unique in medicine today. He never saw the children without asking about their activities and their interests. He never failed to ask them about whatever book they were reading and brought into his office.

It's hard to find things to say about Dr. Greene that haven't been said. Most of all, we feel fortunate that we knew him. He made each one of us feel better about ourselves. He will always be remembered by our family.

Mary Cassidy

May 31, 2004

To the Greene Family:

Our sons Ryan and Billy were patients of Dr. Greene's and we knew him for the past sixteen years. When we learned he had passed away we felt an overwhelming sense of loss and sadness. We truly considered him to be not only our physician but a friend. Most recently, in March, he had talked to Billy about college and offered advice about his future. He was so genuine in his concern for his patients, not only from a medical standpoint, but personally as well. I remember when Billy was very young, about three or four, and he was sick. I was nervous and worried and Dr. Greene gave me his home telephone number and told me to call anytime if we needed him. That has always stuck in my mind. How many doctors give out their home telephone number and tell you to call and really mean it? Our thoughts and prayers are with the Greene family. Dr. Greene was such a special person. He was a gifted physician and a warm and caring person. As a parent of a child with chronic asthma, I always felt a little bit safer knowing Dr. Greene was taking care of him. We will miss him very much.

shlomo drapkin

May 31, 2004

Dearest Greene family, This tribute to Zayda is remarkable and an inspiration. I really have too many emotions to record in writing, but I feel compelled to add my own pespective on Dr. Greene. I owe my entire career to him and Mamam Gay. When deciding whether or not to be an allergist, I spoke with him countless times. The phrase that still sticks in my head every day, which he repeated to me and Tami as we sat in his kitchen drinking Coke, is "you'll never meet an unhappy allergist." As I read all these entries from patients, I can feel the satisfaction and joy that Dr. Greene felt from his patients as he impacted so many peoples' lives. Dr. Greene was my personal advisor, coaching me about fellowship decisions, reviewing contracts, even referring me to fellow physicians to find me a job in the Philadelphia area. I knew that as long as I was in practice as an allergist I would always be able to look to him for advise that was intelligent and always came from the heart. I will miss Dr. Greene dearly, not just because he welcomed me into his family as my sister's father, but for the impact that he had on my entire professional career. Since his passing, I often feel as if he is looking down at me and inspiring me to be the best allergist I can be, and I am eternally grateful to him. May our families celebrate only joyous occasions together for years to come. Love, Shlomo and Tami Drapkin

Meghan Burk-Stacey

May 29, 2004

I feel compelled to add my Dr. Greene story to this guestbook, although it is similar to all those I have read. Truly, this great man had the ability to make all of us feel like his most important patient.

During the course of my 20+ year experience with the good Doctor, I shared my life with him, and intently listened to his advice on all things. As a kid, I trusted that he could cure me and make my world a safe one. As I grew up, I sought his approval on my academic performance and college choice. I loved to talk to him about my high school trips to Europe and the pieces my orchestra was rehearsing.

He controlled my asthma and severe food allergies so well that I didn't need him much as a doctor in recent years, but I still needed his interest and approval in my life. My last office visit was just an excuse to check in, say hello and show him my engagement ring.

All of our entries are so similar, and so representative of Dr. Greene's legacy. He is not a man whose contributions to the community are only remembered because of his death. Quite the contrary. Sometimes it is someone's passing that allows us to recall a great life and ruminate on its influence, but Dr. Greene's impact has been present for me for as long as I can remember. In one way or another, I have thought of him daily throughout the past 2 decades.

My heart is with the nurses and staff at Main Line Allergy. I know your days in the office will never be the same.

To the Greene family, thank you for sharing your husband, father, grandfather and son with me. He truly changed my life.

Fondly,

Meghan Burk-Stacey

Cathy Owens

May 28, 2004

Please accept our deepest sympathies in the loss of Dr. Greene. Around 25 years ago I started seeing Dr. Greene with my children, Jason and MarySue. After testing the children, he discovered that they were highly allergic to our very special standard poodle dog. His suggestion was that we either give the dog to someone else or train him to live outside. Of course, for our beloved pet, neither option was easy! He told us to think about it and get back to him. Then, when he saw how upset we were, he said, well, maybe he could be trained to stay on the 1st floor of our house. My husband volunteered to re-train our beloved pet. After one week of "howling in the night" our dog was re-trained and lived to a ripe old age on the first floor of our home! Dr. Greene treated my children for almost ten years, getting them through many asthma attacks and always instilling confidence and hope in all of us. Then, the children grew up. Wouldn't you know that our daughter became a mother and her children developed symptoms of allergies. Of course, the only doctor she thought of was our wonderful Dr. Greene. So, for the past two years, the "second generation" of Owenses have been patients. All of us join you in your grief. Dr. Greene was a wonderful man and dearly missed.

Cathy Owens

MarySue (owens) Hess

May 27, 2004

To the Greene Family,

I am so saddened at the news of Dr. Greene's passing. He has been my doctor for over 25 years and I was now bringing my kids to him. I remember the day I brought my oldest to see him for the first time. I was concerned for the medical issues she was facing and yet completely at ease when he came in the room and asked about my family, remembering ever detail about them even though I hadn't seen him for about 5-7 years.

We will miss him greatly. He always spoke so lovingly about his family and yet embraced all his patients as if they were part of that family. He certainly was a big part of ours. Our thoughts and prayers go to the family, please take comfort in knowing what an amazing man he was.

James Hanyok

May 27, 2004

It is true that Dr. Greene's life was cut off too soon, and his family, friends, and patients will miss him terribly. But as a tribute to him, we need to remember how well he lived his life and how he shared his love, his sense of humor, and his marvelous gifts and talents. Not many can say the same. Let his example inspire the rest of us.

Stephanie Gaboriault

May 27, 2004

I am compelled to make one more entry. I came across this in Newsweek:

"You may say 'Think of how much more good he could have done if he lived longer.' I would reply 'Think of how much less good he could have done if he had died sooner.' "

How true of Dr. Greene.

Karen and David Hanyok

May 26, 2004

Today I learned of the loss of Dr. Greene through a collegue of his. I am so sad that he is gone. I haven't written too many thank you notes to our doctors over the years, but I have written several to Dr. Greene. For 13 years he managed my son's asthma and allergies beautifully and with such warmth and caring, but the thank you notes were more for being him-- I asked him for ideas when as a frustrated mom, I didn't know where to get answers to a bizarre medical problem one of my son's was having. I knew he was smart and caring and he led us in the right direction after spending the evening thinking about my question. He also gave us helpful hints for our snorkeling vacation. He was a wonderful man and we will miss him. To his family and the office staff, we are so sorry for your loss.

Connie Smith

May 26, 2004

Dr.Greene treated my son from age 2. He is now an adult and Jeff shared in our family's pride of what a wonderful man he has become. Jeff saw Brian through hospitalizations and many difficult illnesses but he kept our spirits positive. He was so supportive, not just of Brian but our whole family. He was so kind, especially working with us during a period of unemployment and lack of medical coverage. I have recommended him to many people over the years and everyone had the same experience. All doctors in our lives are compared to Jeff Greene and none of them can match his standards. His death is a great loss to our community.

Janet Dreher

May 26, 2004

I am so saddened by the death of Jeff Greene. My greatest sympathies to the family of this wonderful man - one so full of life and humor in his role as doctor, friend and, I am sure, family member.

I remember his riding his bike to the Rosenbach Museum's Bloomsday readings outdoors. He had said that the only 2 books he took to Vietnam were James Joyce's "Ulysses" and an equally imposing tome of the Ulysses explanation. As Bloomsday wore on, he said he had to begin his ride back home, to avoid Rush Hour, though with his usual wit he ascertained that a ride in Rush Hour was probably safer, since traffic always crawled then.

Our discussions of books, and places to travel were always fun. His knowledge as a doctor terrific. I am sure everyone will miss him greatly.

Stephanie Gaboriault

May 25, 2004

Dr. Greene told me that his favorite part of his job is giving kids lollipops. He said he couldn't imagine anything else that could so easily and instantly make someone so happy as giving a lollipop to a child.

Dr. Greene started treating my 20 month old son just last fall, but my story sounds similar to the other entries I have read. He scared me to death on my first visit- giving my son, who has multiple food allergies and asthma, a cookie. And my son miraculously started eating solid food from that day forward. Dr. Greene's blend of wisdom, common sense, knowledge, experience, humor, accessibility and compassion was remarkable. And that twinkle in his eye.... even my 4 year old son, who often accompanied his younger brother to visits, looked forward to seeing Dr. Greene.

I ache for Dr. Greene's family, and I mourn for Dr. Greene and for all the years he will not be able to treat my son.

Herschel Horn

May 25, 2004

Simply stated, I adored, admired and loved this man. I started out seeing him as a patient some 10 years ago. I was chronically ill and he watched me compassionately yet helpless go through three surgeries in a 22 month period. It didn't take long before we became good friends. We shared common interests of Judaism, cycling, movies...the list goes on. We spent a great deal of time talking about our common interests as well as life in general. I got to learn a great deal about his family and life style. Most recently, we were having a series of discussions as to how to grow my psychological practice in Bryn Mawr. He always made available all or any resources he could whether it be a phone number, an idea...anything he could do to improve the quality of my life. He had more goodness in his heart than I will ever know. Furthermore, he got to know me so well that he knew how I was doing just by looking at me. That's kind of intense bond we had.

I'd to interject a funny story...Approximately 7 years ago, on a Saturday, I did the following: 1) I cycled through Valley Forge 2) I ate at Guilifty's Restaurant in Bryn Mawr 3) I went to the Ballet in Philadelphia that evening. The following week, I went in to see Jeff--he looked at me with his typical big smile and says "Did you cycle through Valley Forge?" Of course I said "Yes." He responded with "I passed on your bike trail." I had seen him on the trails before...big deal right? Then he says, "Did you eat at Guilifty's?" I said "Yes"--at this point, I had assumed he had spoken with my girlfriend but..I hadn't figured out why... :) He then said, "I was eating with my wife when you walked by our table." Then he said, "Did you see the ballet on Saturday evening/" I said "yes." He then said "I saw you taking your seat when I passed by you with my wife." At this point, I told him that he needs to stop following me around and get his own life! Needless to say, it was stories like this one that identified our bond and commonality.

For the rest of my days, whenever I climb onto my bike, I will always think of this absolutely incredible and wonderful man. I will ride in his memory since he can no ride for himself. I am so grateful to have known Jeff and to have learned from him. Without any question, I am a better person for it. To his family, I am so sorry for your pain and anguish. I cannot even begin to fathom your loss. I hope that you are able to take comfort in knowing that he touched so many different lives in so many positive ways.

With love,

Herschel D. Horn

Pat Vance

May 24, 2004

I rode with Jeff on several rides with the Bicycle Club of Philadelphia. It was always a pleasure and he will be sadly missed.

Nancy Greene

May 23, 2004

My husband, Mark, was Jeff Greene's "little" brother, and I lucked out when Jeff became MY brother-in-law nearly 30 years ago. I was one of the lucky people who knew Jeff both as a physician and as a family member. Although common sense told me that it wasn't good policy to seek medical treatment from a relative, I asked Jeff to treat my husband, my children and me because he was simply the best doctor I knew. He was brilliant, intuitive, thoughtful, and always available. In all of the years I sought Jeff's medical care, I never knew him to be wrong in his assessment or treatment of my family. Outside of the office, Jeff was a wonderful role model in so many ways! He had a million hobbies and interests, and he pursued each of these with gusto! He was caring, generous and committed in his personal relationships,and his untimely death has left a massive void in the lives of all who loved him. Thanks to all of you who took the time to contribute to this guest book in Jeff's memory.

Brian Chickerino

May 23, 2004

I was very upset to hear about the passing of Dr. Greene. I began going to him when I was about 12. Dr. Greene was able to help me overcome minor respiratory problems caused by asthma, but the thing I will remember most about him was his warm personality and sense of humor. I can honestly say that he was the only doctor that I ever looked forward to visiting. He will be missed.

Jennifer Etkin

May 23, 2004

On behalf of Steven's high school classmates, the Akiba Hebrew Academy Class of '93, we offer our deepest condolences to the Greene family on this sudden loss. Our class wasn't only made up of the students but their families as well. We mourn this loss with you.

carlos garcia

May 22, 2004

for as long as i can remember (i can't remember back to age 2, when i first met him), i've always looked up to doctor greene. whenever i went in to see him, it seemed (observed from wall hangings) that he'd been recognized again for being such a "top doc." at least in the doctor's office he was the kind of guy who, when he said something, he was just right about it. truly a cool guy. this past february, he solved a problem for me that 2 months of visits to (and loads of treatments by) new york doctors couldn't solve. he didn't have anything bad to say about the docs--just that they were wrong. he overhauled my treatment. i returned to new york, and he followed up with me via phone for two weeks after my initial visit. he was so busy, but he always looked after all of his patients so well. i don't know how he must have kept it all in line. it's been said so many times on here, but he was a wonderful doctor and a wonderful man, and i'm so sad and surprised to know that he is gone. i wanted to visit his office this weekend because, among other things, i wanted to thank him for his close attention in february. i guess that's why i'm poorly telling this story on here. he always remembered me and my family, no matter how long it had been since i'd seen him. my heart goes out to his family and friends, as i know they must be suffering a great loss.

Gay Greene

May 22, 2004

I am Jeff Greene's wife, and although this is very difficult for me to write I had to let each of you know what it has meant to me and my family to read all of your thoughts, comments, memories and prayers. We knew that Jeff was one of the lucky few who loved his profession, and had the training, skills and compassion to be very special in what he did. We were married 32 years, and I thought I knew him so well. But your stories have given us an even deeper understanding into what a remarkable person he was. He gave me the gift of love, and we shared many, many wonderful times together. I hope each of you will also take the time to tell those important in your lives what they mean to you. I never have to wonder what he thought of me and our children. Again, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you and know that each of you gave him something! Gay Greene

Mary Bradley

May 21, 2004

To the Family and Staff of Dr. Greene,

My deepest sympathies to all of you on what I know is a devastating loss. I just learned today of Dr. Greene's passing, when I went to visit an ENT doc, Dr. Joe Spiegel, that Dr. Greene referred me to for sinus problems. I only went to Dr. Greene twice, but liked him instantly. Such a nice and affable man. I also thought he was rather cute, and told him he looked like Pat Boone (the singer). I don't recall ever liking someone that quickly in my life! I can only imagine how he affected all of you, and I am truly sorry for what you must be going through now. I know he has a very special place in heaven.

A wonderful doctor....a wonderful person. I don't know you, but you will be in my prayers, and I am saddened greatly by this. Thanks for reading this.

Sincerely,

Mary H. Bradley

Patient

Jeff Tryon

May 21, 2004

Dr. Greene will be missed by myself and my family dearly. He was not just a great doctor, but a great person.

Becca Brown

May 21, 2004

Dear Greenes,

I cannot remember not knowing Jeff, having grown up down the street and spending plenty of my early years playing at the house. Although encounters were less in the years since high school, stopping at the house to say hello or running into Jeff and Gay at synagogue was always a reminder of the strength of relationships of childhood. My heart goes out to all of you. Much love, Becca

Audrey&David Gornish

May 21, 2004

We are so sorry to hear of this awful loss. Dr. Greene was a wonderful Doctor and friend to all who knew him. He will be missed. We know he will always be watching down on his family with a smile.

Elaine Lisle

May 21, 2004

Dear Greene Family, I was so sad to hear of Dr. Greene's passing, I still can barely believe it. Like many others who have written in this guestbook, I feel as though he saved my son's life nearly 15 years ago, and has had a special relationship with everyone in our family. We will miss him sorely, our thoughts and prayers are with you.

best regards,

Elaine and John Lisle

William and Catherine Corcoran

May 20, 2004

Dear Greene Family:

We were shocked and saddened to hear of Dr. Greene's sudden passing. He was a wonderful doctor, but more than that, he truly was a friend to every anxious parent. His best advice to us was to relax! We will truly miss his humor and guidance. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

Matt Sacks

May 20, 2004

Hello Gay, David, Steven, and Eric,

My memories of Jeff go back to when David and I used to play together as kids, and lead all the way up to when I would see him for my allergies a few years ago. I can remember as a kid, there was some parents you liked, some you didn't like, some you listened to, and some that you would ignore. And I recall not only liking Jeff when I was young, but listening to him, and even respecting him back during those early years. Since that time, not much changed in my view of him; Jeff was always more than my doctor when I would see him. He would listen as I told him of my various jobs, and attempts at finding my path in life with amusement, understanding, and a concern that was more similar to an uncle, then an allergist. I'm glad that our families shared so much time together when David and I were kids, and I'm glad that I got to know Jeff; he is a special man.

Joe and Cathy Focht

May 20, 2004

We just heard the news today that Dr. Greene had passed away and we all want to extend our deepest sympathy and love to you. Dr. Greene was not just our doctor but our friend and he will be missed so much. Our whole family has been patients of his for over 15 years and he was an amazing doctor! He did not just treat his patients but he was a caring friend. He was funny, compassionate, and always went the extra mile to make sure you were OK. He always had time to answer your questions. He always was so proud of his family and talked about you with so much love. He always asked us about what movies we saw lately and we would talk about them. He lovingly cared for our now 14 year old daugther when she was 5 she got RSV and he saw her almost everyday and called to check on her. I had surgery this year and he called our house to see how I was, with all his patients he thought of us! We have 4 children 24,22,17, and 14 and they all loved him so much, he was always so interested in what they were doing.

He will be greatly missed and we are so privilaged to have had the honor to be his patients and had the blessing to be his friends. With deep sympathy and prayers for all of you. All our love, Joe, Cathy, Joanna, Mike, Josh and Hannah Focht

kathy simons

May 19, 2004

To the family and friends of Dr. Greene, I can not tell you how much DR. Greene has helped my self and my family. It is almost unthinkable

that he will no longer be avilable for his expert medical advice as well as his help with my daughter's ADD issues. I trusted his word as gospel! I am thankful to have known such a wonderful doctor and special man. I will miss him dearly!

,

Sharon Javie

May 19, 2004

To the Greene and Main Line Allergy family:

I just received the devastating news of Dr. Greene’s passing. My son and I are so sorry for your tremendous loss. Dr. Greene was a wonderful man and an exceptional physician. His diagnostic skills were nothing short of amazing, and he truly knew how to make his patients feel cared for and special. We will remember him and miss him always.

Please know you are in our prayers. We hope in time your wonderful memories of him will warm your hearts and bring you some comfort.

With deepest sympathy,

Sharon Javie

Donna Brammer

May 19, 2004

Dear Gay - I sit in shock of the news of Jeffrey's sudden death. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers and although I never had the privilege of meeting him personally, I know he was an amazing individual just from my knowing you and the kind person you are. With love, Donna

Jeff Flicker

May 19, 2004

I brought my then 18 year old son to Dr. Greene three years ago, upon the recommendation of a colleague of my wife's. He was suffering horribly from seasonal allergies. After a quick examination, he looked at my son and said, "I'm going to have you feeling better, and I'm going to have you feeling better within 48 hours." Somehow, the way he looked when he said that and the way he said it, made me, at least, feel better immediately. He had so much confidence in treating Adam, and true to his words, with the regimen of medication he had prescribed, Adam felt virtually 100% within two days. It was as if a miracle had taken place. I will always remember that very special doctor appointment with my son and Dr. Greene. Since then, coincidently, I've gotten to know Gay, who has recently come to work in my office. He was a very special man, and my heart goes out to Gay and her family.

Scott Seifer

May 19, 2004

Dr.Greene saved my life when I was 1, I am now 17. He was my idol.He called me little Scottie. He always

asked my mom to leave the room so we

could have a private conversation.

I will really miss him. I never met

a doctor who was so caring. I will never forget him & I hope one day

to be a doctor like him.

Karen Galczenski

May 18, 2004

To the Greene Family,

I heard the sad news about Dr. Greene on Tues. from a crying and distraught friend. I cried, she cried, everyone who heard the news cried. Not just for your family, but for all of ours as well. What a great guy!! Everyone thought so. I used to tell anyone who sneezed, "You have to see Dr. Greene, he saved my son's life." We met Dr. Greene when my son, Roger, was just 2 years old, he is now 12. He was diagnosed with numerous food allergies. He had asthma, and had recently been hospitalized. I walked into Dr. Greene's office at the end of my rope. I would cry in the aisle of Fresh Fields trying to find something he could eat, and now his hands were raw from scratching. What more can he be allergic to? Dr. Greene took one look at him, and within seconds said "First of all, his hands have nothing to do with what he is eating. What are you using in your washer and dryer?" Apparently the dryer sheet was to blame. Within days, his hands had heeled. Next, he said "Roger can't be allergic to all this, it's impossible. Go home and give him a cracker." "What!" I swear I nearly fell off my chair. He hadn't had wheat, or much of anything else normal in 6 months. "Trust me, he'll be fine." I did trust him. He was, of course, correct, and he continued to diagnose my son correctly for the next 10 years. It was like he knew the moment he entered the room, exactly what the problem was. He was a miracle to us.

I always knew we were his favorite patients. You can just tell sometimes. We even brought him bagels. But as I spoke to others and they would go on about how wonderful he was with them and their kids, I was getting the sneaking suspicion that they thought they were his favorites! What was it about him that made everyone feel so special? It was really that he was so special. How rare it is for someone to have such an impact on your life. I read in the guestbook about the "twinkle in his eyes" when he spoke of his wife and family. That is exactly what it was. There was such joy in his face when he spoke of his grandchildren. He loved every minute of his life, and I can't thank him, or you, enough for letting him share one small part of it with us.

Mark and Tom Balderston

May 17, 2004

Dear Greene family:

We are so very saddened to learn of Dr. Greene's passing. He has treated Mark's asthma for 3-4 years now. We agree with the comments of so many others, He was a delightful, cheerful, funny, warm, caring, concerned, reassuring man.

We learned that we and the Greene family share an allegiance for Friends School Haverford, and often talked about Mark's school with him.

He will be missed very deeply by many. We send our thoughts and prayers out to his family and co-workers.

The Balderston Family

Al Belsky

May 17, 2004

When I first met Jeff, he was a young Air Force physician serving at the base hospital at Cam Rahn Bay in Vietnam. All of us instantly recognized that Jeff was a very special human being -- a real mench -- as well as a skillful and caring doctor.

Jeff served as the lay-leader for the Jewish troops at Cam Rahn Bay Air Force Base in 1970 and 1971. He made sure that GIs who were recovering from wounds could come to the base chapel for Friday evening services and join in an Oneg Shabbat. (He held the rank of captain and hated being saluted!) None of us will ever forget him.

Amy Beky

May 17, 2004

To the family of Dr Greene and the staff at Main Line:

I have been a patient of Dr Greene's since I was 3. When he first saw me he said he had never seen a case of asthma as bad as mine. We would travel 2 hours about 6 times a year to see him. He would often call to check up on me during the weeks inbetween visits. Never in my life have I met such a caring Dr. I am now 26, and very healthy because of Dr Greene. Each visit I would bring something down to him, those of you who have seen the hot air balloon hanging in his exam that was from me. I would always tell him he would have to come to my wedding and take care of my children when that time came. It hurts me to no end that that will never happen. He was such an amazing man, I honeslty don't know what I am going to do without him. Since I found out of his untimly passing I haven't been able to stop crying. He will be truly missed. My deepest sympathy to his family which he spoke so highly of.

Barbara Foxman

May 16, 2004

Dear Family and Friends of Dr. Greene,

Dr. Greene treated my daughter for the past 7 years with sensitivity, and compassion. He helped her understand how to handle her asthma and allergies and gave her the confidence to make good decisions regarding her special needs for care.

We will miss his sense of humor, compassion, caring and knowing that he was there for us.

Barbara Price

May 16, 2004

Dear Gay, Mark, Ronald,Janet,Mr. and Mrs. Greene,David, Steven, Eric, Batya and grandchildren,and anyone else i left out from the Greene family,

Dr. Jeffrey Greene was my boss for 19 years at Main Line Allergy. What a wonderful person and doctor and boss he was. He was a religious and courageous man who loved his family dearly.Gay, when you called the office he was all aglow to receive a call from you or from one of his sons. He was so proud of his family. His death came to soon.

I would always ask Dr. Greene what movies or shows Raymond and i should see, and he always recommended the best. My husband would always say, go and ask Dr. Green before we waste money on tickets....I will miss him very much. I just returned from 2 weeks in Israel and it was because of Dr. Greene that i did not cancel my trip because he assured me how safe Israel was.I couldn't wait to tell him all about my trip and how safe Israel was. When i returned home it was too late. He died 4 days before i got back. It's going to be very hard for me to get back to work on Wednesday without him walking through that door and just feeling his energy.Raymond and I are here for your family. Dr. Green i had a great time in Israel, and i just wanted you to know that. I will miss you... Gotta go now and wipe my tears.

Forever in my heart, Barbara Price

Rebecca Horn-Mayer

May 15, 2004

Dear Family,

I am also a distant cousin of Jeff. He treated me for allergies, before my children were born. After the birth of my daughter Rachel and her subsequent medical problems, my family urged me to contact Jeff for advice and help. He guided me through the often confusing and scary world of medical specialists, hospitals and parenting of two sick children. When our son Michael was born with medical problems, Jeff was there for us. Jeff was always there for my family when I had concerns and questions, or if I was scared. He provided guidance and comfort and a sense of security in knowing that I was not alone and had someone who would listen to me. He spoke to my children as equals and never talked down to them. He teased Michael that he was his “much older cousin” and Michael stated that when he grows up he wants to be a “Daddy and a Doctor Jeff”. He was the only doctor that my children actually looked forward to visiting, no matter how bad they were feeling.

My family was heart broken to hear that he had passed away. He touched our lives in a way nobody else did. Jeff was our guide, our confidant, our friend and the ultimate mensch. We miss him greatly and will hold his memory dearly in our hearts.

Rebecca, Walter, Rachel, Michael Mayer

Jean Gray

May 14, 2004

My son, Pat Gray, has been a patient of Dr. Greene's since 1978. He and I are very sad to hear of his passing, he was always a good friend to Pat. When Pat went to college, he told him to call any time and let the staff know that he was calling from school, so they could put him right through. After college he told Pat he would continue to treat him, even though he mostly treated kids. As a mother I could tell that Dr. Greene was more than a doctor to Pat, he was his friend. Pat's two year old daughter was also a patient of his. We will miss him, he was a long time friend.

Joshua Horn

May 14, 2004

Dear family and friends:

Many of you may know that Jeff is a distant cousin of mine. We always used to joke about how we would track each other on the family tree. I met Jeff over twenty years ago when I discovered that I suffered from asthma. Although it is true that Jeff has been my doctor for over twenty years, he has and will always be much more than that to me. As I grew older, my office visits with Jeff were less about my physical health and more about our friendship. No matter how busy he was, the world seemed to stop when I was in his office. He would be thrilled when I would bring my daughter Caroline to my visits. Up and through my last visit with Jeff about six weeks ago, each office visit started and ended with a hug and a kiss, as well as Jeff's smile. Jeff always had time to listen to my issues and take the time to impart sage advice. Jeff was one of my most trusted friends and confidants who I could never replace. He always had time for me and my family no matter the time of day or circumstances. He touched me so deeply that words cannot possibily describe the devastation that I and my family have felt. I can only hope that I can ultimately be the type of person that Jeff was. I love him so much and will always keep him very close to my heart.

Gabriel Nathan

May 14, 2004

To the family of Dr. Greene and to Main Line Allergy,

My mother called me last night to give me the news. I was crushed. I can still barely comprehend it. I will never dare to forget his generosity, his compassion, his kindness that anybody could see in his eyes and in his smile.

One of the great joys in this life is to be able to share special people with other special people. It saddens me beyond description that I will never have the honor and the privilege of escorting my children, whenever they may be born, to Jeffrey M. Greene, MD.

Here's to Dr. Greene: the only handsome man his age who could pull off wearing a bowtie. I thank him for his years of diligent service, and I remember him for his graceful, respectful and genuine care for me and for my family.

Gabriel L. Nathan

Ardmore

Bob Blacksberg

May 14, 2004

I can not begin to express the shock of learning last evening of Jeff's death. I knew him only as a riding partner. Always a mensch, I will miss his company.

Kim Bungay

May 14, 2004

To the Greene Family,

I arrived at CHOP today to find out the terribly sad news. I am so sorry for your loss. We only had the privilege to know Dr. Greene for 3 short years, but those years made an impact on our lives. When I met Dr. Greene 3-years ago at CHOP, I was a terrified parent of a sick 4 year old little boy. He took the time to listen to us, explain and to reassure us during every visit. His interest in my son went beyond his condition; he was truly concerned about what was going on in his life and in school. We were never just a number to him and that meant so much! We trusted and respected him and we are just so sad right now. Our deepest sympathy goes out to your family.

Stephanie Krause

May 13, 2004

My deepest sympathies are with the Greene family. Dr. Greene was a wonderful physician, who I will surely miss. He was the only physician who was able to diagnose a rate disease that I had contracted in the Bahamas. I never minded my drive from Cherry Hill to see him, because I always knew that I was receiving the greatest of care for my asthma and allergies. What a great person who has touched so many lives.

Harry, Mary and Neil Mattern

May 13, 2004

Our entire family is deeply saddened upon learning of Dr. Greene's passing. He was a wonderful, caring physician and a joy to visit. In addition to providing excellent and successful care to our son for his allergies, our most recent visit touched on the latest movies and, of course, bow ties. He will be greatly missed. Our sincere sympathy is extended to all the family.

Very truly yours,

The Mattern Family

Kathy Balefsky

May 13, 2004

My daughter Sherri was a patient of Dr. Greene. She had been seeing him since she was in 3rd grade and is now finishing her first year of college. She went USC in California. She called today to ask me to make her yearly appointment because much to her surprise, in Northern California, where she is spending a few days, they have Oak trees which were the biggest problem for her. I was stunned to learn that he had passed away. My daughter and I cried. My daughter was very introverted then and her allergies just made her feel so inadequate. Dr. Greene was so wonderful to her. He listened to her and made her smile. She trusted him to make her feel better. We extend our deepest sympathy for your loss! Thank you for sharing this wonderful person with us over the years!

Carmen DiPasquale

May 13, 2004

I was deeply sadden and shocked to hear of Dr. Greene's untimely death. My children were patients of his. What a fabulous person and caring doctor!!!He touched so many lives. He made each patient feel special and took his time with each one. He was able to diagnose and treat my son of his exercise-induced asthma. We were so grateful. My thoughts and prayers are with you at such a difficult time.

Jeff & Sheri Penna

May 13, 2004

Dear Family:

We are devastated to hear about the loss of Jeffrey Greene. Dr. Greene treated me at Children's Hosp. since I was 6 years old. I am now 33 and still saw him up until last February twice a year. Dr. Greene not only saved my life physically when I was a little boy, but he saved my wife and I emotionally time and time again through many rough years. We feel blessed just to have known him and you are all truly blessed for having the joy of having him in your life. He was a true role model, a brilliant, caring, generous, devoted husband, father, doctor and friend. He will truly be missed by many people and our family specifically will struggle to find a mentor as admirable as him. Our prayers are with all of you.

Dawn Leas

May 12, 2004

I was saddened to hear about Dr. Greene. I first met him when I brought my son to him on the recommendation of several other parents. I then became a patient myself. He was a wonderful doctor, and in the short time I had been a patient, I developed a respect for his opinions and guidance.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

Laura Cermignano

May 12, 2004

The sudden passing of Dr. Greene leaves me in total shock. I have been going to Dr. Greene since the age of 2, and I am now 16. He was an amazing doctor and an even more amazing man. I suffered from both severe asthma and allergies as a child. Although I was always sick, he constantly encouraged me to live a normal life and not allow anything get in my way. At my last visit with him last month, he was telling me and my mom of how much he treasured his life, and told us to do the same. With the help of Dr. Greene, I am now able to treasure my life to the fullest. I thank him from the bottom of my heart and will be forever greatful to him. He will be truly missed.

Ellen Sternberg

May 12, 2004

I am so saddened and shocked to hear of your loss and also grateful that Dr. Greene was a part of our lives. Dr. Greene has treated me and my children for so many years. We were so delighted to see him just two weeks ago as he shared stories of his 5 year old grandchild with my 5 year old. You could see how much in love with his family he truly was. He was not only a kind and caring physician but a truly good person. We will miss him greatly.

Kathy Baker

May 12, 2004

Dear Family Members,

My children were under Dr. Greene's care since they were young children. From our very first visit, I knew there was something very special about him. He was interested in how my children were doing in school, and how life was treating them in general. A more down to earth, personable doctor, I have never met. My family will miss their visits to his office. My family offers their deepest sympathies.

Kathy, Eric, Christopher and Lindsay Baker

Susan LaMere

May 12, 2004

Dear Gay, Steven, Eric, David and Batya--Jeff was one in a million. I know you all will miss him, we will too. May God's healing power help you to work your way through this terrible loss.

Love,Guy and Susan

Shahab Minassian, M.D.

May 12, 2004

To the Greene family: I wanted to express my heartfelt condolences. Dr. Greene took care of my son Haig for a short time. I never met him personally. However, I don't have to know a physician personally to see the mark of a great doctor. Medicine is a spiritual calling. It's not only the academics in your head, but also the goodness in your heart, and that was truly evident in the way my family was treated. It's the way I've tried to pursue my career the last 20 years. Our family prays that you will be comforted by the legacy Dr. Greene left.

Dr. Minassian

Pam Dougherty

May 12, 2004

Dr. Greene was not just an excellent physician, he was a superb individual. I had been seeing Dr. Greene since I was diagnosed with Asthma at the age of 12. He had seen me through high school, college, marriage, and the birth of my two boys. Now at the age of 35 I can look back at all the inspiration he has given me through those years. I want your family to know how special he was to me and my family. Not only did he treat me, he treated almost everyone I know including my kids, my husband, my sister, my father, and many friends. They all knew how much respect I had for him, and what a great person he was. Dr. Greene was like a second father to me. He always went out of his way. On my wedding day he sent a bouquet of flowers to my parent's house to wish me the best. Just recently I had surgery, and he had gone away so he had one of his nurses check on my recovery. Dr. Greene was a rare breed. His advice to me was to enjoy your family and friends, and experience as much as possible. He even convinced me to learn to scuba dive. He always talked about his familiy. He would get a twinkle in his eyes when he spoke of his grandchildren. He was a lovely man. His death is a true loss to this world.

Lynn Blumenthal

May 12, 2004

Our hearts go out to you. On behalf of my parents, Fred & Ida Dolgonos, and the rest of our family we send our thoughts and prayers.

With love,

Lynn

Joan (Dolgonos) Gross

May 12, 2004

Bill and I are truly sorry to hear of Jeff's passing. Our hearts go out to his parents and extended family.

Joan and Bill Gross

Steven Greene

May 12, 2004

My family would like to express our gratitude to every one that has written in our guest book. The stories you share are so important to us.

Shelley Bobman

May 11, 2004

I am deeply sorry for your loss. I have fond memories riding with Jeff on weekend bike rides with the Bicycle Club of Philadelphia. He was in great shape and really nice to talk to. I enjoyed knowing him.

Jean DeGirolamo

May 11, 2004

I was saddened to hear of Dr. Greene's death yesterday. Though you don't know me, I wanted to tell you how much he was appreciated by me and my family.

Because of Dr. Greene, my son was able to live a normal life.

He was a wonderful doctor and a kind man.

Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Marcie Rudnick

May 11, 2004

Dr.Greene saved my sons life,Scott

Seifer,my son idolized him. We are sorry for your loss. Dr.Greene will be missed

Andre LaMere

May 11, 2004

We are so sad to hear the news of Jeff's death.

We love you and are thinking about you.

Andre & Melanie LaMere

Rosheen, Deirdre, Helene Campbell

May 11, 2004

We were patients of Dr. Greene. We are so sorry for your loss. He truly was a dedicated person to his profession. We will miss him tremendously.

Debi Gumerman

May 11, 2004

The passing of such a warm, loving and caring human being will surely be missed. Dr. Greene has been treating my children for 23 years. I feel blessed to have known him.

My deepest condolences to his family

Susan Vogelson

May 11, 2004

Gay, David & Batya, Steven and Eric,

My heart is breaking for all of you today. There are no words to say that could ever express my sorrow of Jeff's untimely death. Though we are thousands of miles away today, Lily and I are with all of you today and in the days ahead. I consider you all an extension of our family and we are so saddened. My memories of Jeff are the kind that always bring a smile to my face and I will keep that memory locked inside my heart forever.

All our love,

Sue and Lily

Mike McMahon

May 11, 2004

Dear Family members,

My family was very saddened to hear of the death of Dr. Greene. Jeff was not only an outstanding physician but an outstanding human being. He made each patient and family feel special. Jeff had that special way of connecting with people and especially my son during the teenage years. He talked to him about school, activities and goals. But most of all he listened. My sister said that Jeff was an answer to her prayers in taking care of her chronically ill grandson. Joey was sick from birth and had been to a number of physicians. Jeff was able to get him off most of the medication and reassured my niece that everything would be fine. Jeff's demeanor also spread throughout the office. I have never encounterd another office that was so friendly and focused on patients. The staff, nurses and Dr. Sharon are the very best. As a family, you are truly blessed to have had such a wonderful husband, father, son, brother and grandfather. I am thankful that I had the opportunity to have met and known Dr. Green. Please be assured of my family's prayers during these difficult days ahead. I am confident of Dr. Greene's place in Heaven.

Sincerely,

Mike McMahon & Family

Michelle Barr

May 11, 2004

I am so sorry for your loss.

I am a patient.

Dr. Greene was the first doctor ever to control my asthma.He was great to talk to and he will be missed

Carmen DeGirolamo

May 11, 2004

My depest regards. Dr. Greene has treated me since I was 8 years old. I am now 31 and deeply sad for your loss!!!!

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