Harold Lewis Greene

1931 - 2023

Harold Lewis Greene
August 20, 1931 - June 26, 2023
Mt. Sterling, Kentucky - Harold Lewis Greene, age 91, died June 26, 2023 at home. He was born August 20th, 1931 in the Mary Chiles Hospital, Mt Sterling, Ky. He is survived by three children: Lauray (Laurie) Greene (Brad) Lybarger, Katherine (Kate) Howell Greene (Mitchell) Zolman, and Annette O'Rear Greene (Mark) Ison; four grandchildren: Laura Katherine Zolman, Nicholas Farrell Zolman, Alexander Joseph Ison, and Benjamin Mark Ison; a sister in law, Margaret Greene and a brother in law, Robert Winn (Diane) Prewitt. He was predeceased by his wife, Katherine Prewitt Greene; parents: Harold Crail Greene and Catherine Howell Greene; brothers, Howard Berkley (Margaret) Greene and David Howell Greene; sister-in-law, Hazel Jones Greene; and brother-in-law, Henry Reid Prewitt and sister-in-law, Phyllis Prewitt. He is also survived by nieces: Emily Catherine Greene Branscum, MaryAnn Greene Lopez, Kathleen Greene and several great nieces and nephews. Mr. Greene was a lifetime resident of Montgomery County, graduated from Mt. Sterling High School in 1949 and the University of Kentucky in 1953. He received an ROTC commission from UK, served 4 plus years active duty in the Air Force and returned to Mt. Sterling to engage in the Property and Casualty Insurance Agency business until retirement in 1996. He remained in the Air Force Reserve and retired after 20 years' service. Mr. Greene was a member of the Presbyterian Church, interested in and active in many things including the Montgomery Co Historical Society, Kiwanis, the Old Trojans, and he was a former Board Member of the following organizations: Mt Sterling City Schools Board of Education, the Mt Sterling Water and Sewer Commission, the Mary Chiles Hospital, the Kentucky Association of Independent Insurance Agents, and the Traditional Bank. A visitation will be held 5-7 PM, Thursday, June 29, 2023 at Taul Funeral Home. A private burial will be held at a later date for immediate family only. Memorials are suggested to the Presbyterian Church or the Montgomery Co Historical Society.