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Jean was preceded in death by her mother and father; her brother, Frank (Sonny) Qualls; her sister, Florence Farrar; and her stepson, Tim Green.
Jean is survived by her loving husband of almost 60 years, James Green, with whom she created their family that meant the world to her:
Sons: Lanny Goodwin (Peggy)
Greg Green (Mary)
Grandson: Dr. Shawn Goodwin (Lesther Chavarria)
Granddaughters: Beth Goodwin Boling (Glenn)
Devin Green Marsh (Jericho)
Jordan Green Pearson (Rhett)
Ryan Green (Lane Miller)
Great – Granddaughter: Taylor Boling
Great – Grandson: Jackson Boling (Presleah Meadows)
Isaiah Marsh
Evren Marsh
Nephews: David Qualls (Trish)
Kenny Floyd
Jean Worked for 25 years at PCA in Manchester and over 20 years at the Coffee County Sheriff's Department. Her husband, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren and dogs were her true joy. Her loving ways touched those who knew her and she will be greatly missed.
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Pedro Partida
August 5, 2025
My sincere condolences to the family. She was one of my patients at the eye clinic where she received her treatments. She was a sweet and charming lady who I looked forward to seeing when she came in. I will miss her charm and will pray for her that she is at rest.
Pedro Partida COA
Retina Center of Texas
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