Birth date: Aug 21, 1955 Death date: Dec 30, 2017
David E. Greene 8/21/55 – 12/30/17 David Eugene Greene was born August 21, 1955 to Clayton Greene, Sr. and his wife, the late Evelyn Virginia Greene. He was the brother of Reverend Paulette V. (Greene) Jones, Ruth A. (Greene) All Read Obituary
I just saw this today (2024). David was a year older than me and graduated for NHS a year earlier. I remember him in choir class. He was so talented. I was surprised to see him performing at Kings Dominion when I went there one Summer day. Everyone in school loved him and to me he was an amazing person. You and your talents will be missed so much, David. We will always have good memories of you. R.I.P. my friend.
Dear Family Greene, How wonderful was David. He welcomed us when we cruise abord dhe Seabourn at least 2 or 3 times. We bought his CD David E. Greene.Today, I was again listening his songs rembering him. My lover Pierre passed away last year (2021_May_10) after 47 years sharing our lifes.
Take care of you now and I am sure that you have great memories of David.
Ghislaine Lefrançois in the name of "my love" Pierre Des Marais II.
I've said many times that the Greene family gave us, and the world, a wonderful gift when they gave us David E. Greene. He was a gentleman, a clown, a friend, and a very caring soul. While David E. was incredibly talented in both song and dance, his greatest talent may have been with people. He was always attentive to the person in front of him and listened with his heart. He could put others' needs ahead of his own. He could help others realize the good in themselves. You, my friend, made us all better people. David E. could and would also snap his fingers over his shoulders and tell some to "get over it". Something we saw in rehearsals over the years. It would take us from a tense moment to laughter. David E. could sleep on any thing. Upright in a lawn chair, in a empty bath tub, on the floor... the point I'm making is that once David E. got tired, he was gonna sleep and there wasn't anything anyone was gonna do about it -- makes me laugh until this day. We first worked together at Musicana in 1979 in Indian Harbour, Florida. Our first show was "Dearie", with songs and dances from the late 1800s to early 1900s. We sang a duet "Push Me Along In My Pushcart" which ended with, "with the one I love". David E., I loved you like family. You meant the world to me. And so I thank the God almighty that you were part of my life for nearly 40 years. So while you're up there in heaven and I'm here on earth, we'll see the same stars and realize that we are not that far apart after all. I will forever love you, David E. Greene.
Your friend and fellow entertainer, Brenda Kay Rizor
David E and I were fondly referred to as “two peas in a pod” by those that knew us. We were born in1955, 19 days apart by 2 sisters (Evelyn and Bessie Mae). I sit thinking daily about all we did together and the privilege I had to spend with him the last 10 months of his life in Cocoa Beach where he had made his second home. I introduced me to so many people that he worked with and traveled around the world. He always ended his conversations with #LOVESTRONG and truly that’s what he did. Rest on my cousin brother until we meet again
David was my brother and friend. Our friendship started in the 4th grade at Freetown Elementary to Junior High School (George Fox) and at Northeast High where we graduated in 1973. David's family became my family and my family became his family. As we pursued separate careers we still managed to keep in touch. Each time he came off the ship we re-united to share stories. David had a dynamic personality that attracted people to him from all "walks of life." He will not only be missed by me and his family, but by people from around the world.
I thank God for sharing him with me and others. In life, there are but a few that you can call a "life long friend." David was my life long friend.
Rest in Peace my brother. You know how I felt about you.
With love and affection, your brother and friend.
Kevin Adrian Peters
I'm heartbroken about the loss of David. I'll always have fond memories of David his positive attitude & tenderheart always made me smile. Everyone who knew David will truly miss him. There's so many growing up memories that we shared I wouldn't attempt to tell y'all about. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time. LOVE Glenda Edwards Wallace
I can recall David and my sister Linda in school and in our Freetown community. They would laugh and talk for hours. They walked up and down Freetown Rd and was always looking for their 3rd sidekick Cindi Martin. David always remained the same lovable person no matter where he was. I will forever remember his last visit to Hall UMC and the beautiful way he spoke about his dad and siblings. Most of all I will miss his anointed voice that filled my heart with joy. He will truly be missed.
Family keep looking up, smile and know without a doubt that he is somewhere around God's throne.
May Jesus our Comforter be with you always...
Love,
The family of Harvey and Marilyn Raynor
