Birth date: Jun 30, 1941 Death date: Feb 5, 2015
FLOYD GREEN Floyd Green, son of Nelma and Ralph Green, was born near Promise City, Iowa on June 30, 1941 and passed away at the Mercy Medical Center in Centerville, Iowa on February 5, 2015 at the age of 73 years, 7 months, and 5 Read Obituary
Our thoughts and prayers are with you Aunt Dwala and family. Will miss Uncle Floyd's laugh and kind soul.
I dont rember alot but i do rember going to aunt Dwala and uncle floyd's when we go down to seymor and see the family. i remeber aunt rose uncle greg and grandma and grampa aunt Dwala and uncle floyd sitting around the table and talking while us kids were on the front porch . like i said just little memories but ones i'll hold for every. So sorry for ur loss aunt Dwala and thank you for the memories. love u all Douglas Miller and family
Sorry to hear about the loss of your loved one.
My heart goes out to the family. Uncle Floyd will be missed
I remember Uncle Floyd as a fun loving person who was always happy and loved to joke around. He was the fun uncle when we were kids. He will be missed.
Floyd, you are were such a good man. Heaven has a great new citizen named Floyd Green! I will always remember your kindness to me & my children. Such a gentleman!!! Blessed to have shared part of our lives as friends & family! We will all be together again in a short time in Heaven!!! Love, Sandy Lee Walker
Oh, the memories....so, so many! I believe probably some of the best years of our life have been the ones when we all lived in the same town and were able to spend so much time together! The laughing and serious times......the just being family. Watching the kids all grow up. Remember the card games...I thought it was quite big of me to always let you win...except the few times Jim won! Love you always......hearts are hurting now but will be such joy to be together again in Heaven! So sorry only one of us is able to come say goodbye properly but know I am with you dear Dwala and kids in spirit! I love you!
Oh, Uncle Floyd and all of your tricks and jokes you played on us when we were children, all of the compassion and love, and more jokes when we all lived in Denver, CO. You always made us laugh! You were such a loving father to your children and a great husband to Aunt Dwala. I sure wish I had been able to spend more time around you and the family. I certainly wish I could make the trip to pay my last respects to you but for now, My father and Pam will be our representatives to express our deepest condolences to your family and our to say good bye to you, at least for now.
