Dorothy Elizabeth Fontenot Green

I remember your mother fondly. She was such a gracious lady. I am sorry for your loss. I know you will treasure her memory.
Love, Mary Anne

Patricia, Sally, David and Grandchildren, I was so deeply saddened by the passing of Mrs. Green. She was one of my top favorite Clients of all time!
I found out about her passing too late to attend the funeral, I definitely would have been there! She was the ultimate Lady! I loved her. I am praying that The Lord would walk through this time with you all.

Patricia, Sally, David and Grandchildren, I was so deeply saddened by the passing of Mrs. Green. She was one of my top favorite Clients of all time!
I found out about her passing too late to attend the funeral, I definitely would have been there! She was the ultimate Lady! I loved her. I am praying that The Lord would walk through this time with you all.

Jim and I were very blessed to be beach neighbors and enjoyed the sunsets on the porch with the Greens. Doeothy was one of the most beautiful persons in every way. Her
generation and my mother's produed the utmost of ladies.
Our prayers and love go out to all the family.

Our sincere sympathy to all your family. Please know of our prayers for all of you.


Warmest regards,
Tommy & Wadine

Patricia, Sally, and David,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. You were blessed with a fine, wonderful mom. Hope to see all of you tomorrow,
Stephen

Dear Patricia,

Sending prayers for your whole family during this time. Your Mother was a beautiful, kind, gentle lady. For all of us who were students at St. Anne's, she is forever etched in our minds and hearts. Her smile was so contagious and genuine.

Thinking of you,
Carol Ann

To you, her beloved family. Your Mother was always a shining example of grace. She was a true lady and a blessing to all of us fortunate to know her. My prayers come with this message.

Mary Oxford Englander

Patricia, your mother was a lovely lady. When Gerald and I moved back to Beaumont in 1980, your mother was the first person to come up to us at Mass at St. Anne's to say Welcome Home. That meant so much to us. She likewise warmly greeted my folks, Andy and Betty Adrian, when they returned to Beaumont in 1982. We shall not see the likes of ouir parents' generation again, I fear, but we are blessed to have had them with us for a long time. You are all in my thoughts and prayers and I regret I am out of Beaumont and unable to attend her services.
Mary Beth (and Gerald) Cloninger

What a wonderful life and written beautifully.

Sandra Khan (co-worker of Patrick Green)