Janice Greene Obituary

Jimmy Greene, thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. We haven't spoken in a few years but I wanted to reach out and express my
sympathy. May God bless and comfort all of you.

I am so sorry for your loss. Janice and I have known each other since we were little girls.

In loving memory for a wonderful person who will be loved and missed. We've known Janice and her late husband Hobie for nearly 40 years, and their children and grandchildren. Hobie and I worked at the V.A. Medical Center, and we first met on the tennis courts at Liberty Bell. Shortly after that, Janice was my mixed doubles partner, and Brenda was Hobie's partner. Janice and Brenda would become a formidable women's doubles team, along with Hobie and I in men's doubles. There were no organized tennis programs in the Tri-Cities area, so we started the V.A. Tennis League, open to everyone. There was only a couple dozen of us in the beginning, but we grew to over 200 players. A few years later, the four of us, along with a handful of other players from Bristol and Kingsport formed the Mountain Empire Tennis Association. I transferred to the V.A in Indianapolis until I retired so I didn't keep up with the tennis scene in J.C. The bottom line to this stroll down memory lane is, if you are or were playing organized tennis in JC, Janice played an active role in this expansion of tennis in the greater Tri-Cities area, which many folks are not aware. You will always live in our hearts; the time the four of spent on and off the tennis courts will be cherished forever.

We were so blessed to have Janice and Earl in our lives. It consoles us to know they are together again. Abraham and Rajani Verghese

I am so sorry to learn of Janice Greene's passing. I saw her not long ago in the grocery story and we talked about 30 minutes. She always seemed to be happy and a smile on her face. My heart goes out to the family during this difficult time. God bless and keep each of you. RIP

Janice was the cutest, happiest, friendly lady I knew. Grew up in the same neighborhood and enjoyed seeing her out in her yard, wasn't that long ago i saw her at food city, we talked and talked and talked. Gonna miss driving by her house and the front door not being open. Heaven sure has a pretty angel. Rest in peace Janice.

I am very sorry to hear about Janice passing. She was always a good friend and a good neighbor for many years

I wasn´t fortunate enough to know Janice for many years but the few years that I did know her, she made such an impression on me. She loved her family and her fur babies with a full heart and treated everyone including myself and my husband like family. She will be sorely missed.