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Brian Green Obituary
Brian Douglas Green
Dec 10, 1954 - Feb 3, 2018
Brian Douglas Green was born December 10, 1954 at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington, D.C. He was the youngest of three children.
Brian was the proud son of his parents: Col. Norman Morgan Green II, a career Air Force pilot, who was listed as Missing In Action in Southeast Asia on January 9, 1968. His mother, Hilda Eloise Witt Green,.
Brian's family was living in Dover, Delaware, at the time of his birth. They subsequently moved to Alexandria, VA, Sherman, TX, Grand Island, NY, Baguio and Clark Air Base in the Philippines, Rome, NY, then, finally to Colorado Springs, CO when he was 10.
Brian met some of his life-long friends at Washington Irving Junior High and Wasson High School; retaining a 50 year friendship with several of his buddies. He attended and received his degree from Western State College in Gunnison.
After Graduation, Brian returned to Colorado Springs where he started his highly successful Green Custom home building business. In addition Brian was a talented professional photographer and Martial Arts instructor.
Brian married the now late DeAnn Hiatt and had his only child, Morgan Fae Green. He was an extremely devoted family man, adoring his young granddaughter, Jayda Cloe.
Brian is survived by his daughter, Morgan, grand-daughter, Jayda, sister, Diana, brother Norm, and all those who knew and loved him.
Brian was an amazingly talented gentleman who spent his entire life helping others. Brian will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
A celebration of his life will be held on March 3rd at 1:00 PM at 44 Broadmoor Ave. Colorado Sprin
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Jamie kennedy
March 25, 2018
Brian was a great friend to us. Thank you for being in our lives. It is saddens to know you are a great loss to your daughter and granddaughter. All who knew him love him. Brian will be greatly missed. Condolences and prayers.
Jody Mitchell
March 15, 2018
I'm so very sad to hear the news about Brian's passing. Thank you for all the fun with tennis skiing, and motorcycling. Rest in Peace.
Dan Segal
February 26, 2018
I am saddened to hear of Brian's passing. I knew him from the tennis world, especially our many matches over the years at the Lynmar tennis club. He was a good competitor and a better person. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family during this difficult time. May he rest in peace.
Tim Campbell
February 24, 2018
I just heard of Dennis passing, very sad.
I play tennis with him & I will miss him
Tim Campbell
Ron Coffin
February 23, 2018
I will miss our conversations about love and life, biking trails and stopping for coffee, your great questions and tolerance for others, but most of all, our friendship!
Cindy Bendush
February 23, 2018
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Lost touch with him over the years. Knew Brian when he was an avid tennis player. He was a kind soul. And he so loved his daughter! I'm so sorry for his passing and for your loss. Prayers be with you.
February 23, 2018
So sorry to hear of Brian's passing. Had lost touch with him over the years but knew him when he was an avid tennis player. He always had a smile on his face and kind words to say. He loved his daughter! I'm so sorry for your loss.
Jill Luigs
February 22, 2018
Brian and I dated in college in 1975-76. We saw each other in the 80s in CO Springs where he showed me the houses he was building. I met DeAnn, saw his own home, and truly felt he was shining his own talents and personality. I was so happy for him, and somehow or another I saw this obit today. To his daughter and grandaughter, how incredibly blessed you are to be his family.
Phil Rochette
February 20, 2018
To my best friend, Thank you for teaching me the true values of life, till we meet again brother..
Diana Green
February 19, 2018
You left a hole in our lives. I miss you, brother.
Chris Rutherford
February 18, 2018
Brian was a great person. I'm grateful for all the time we had together and to be able to call him my cousin.
Morgan Crump
February 18, 2018
Your granddaughter and I miss you so much. You were a great father and a wonderful grandfather. Brian gave everyone he met a piece of his heart is the best way I can describe you. You touched everyone in your life one way or another.
I love and miss you daddy.
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