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Barrington, RI: October 13, 2001
Marie Moore Green, age 47, in Barrington, RI. Formerly of Sudbury, MA. Wife of James Green, daughter of Lucy Cantrell and the late Samuel P. Moore. Mother of Jennifer, James Jr., and Benjamin Green. Residence on Holly Lane, Barrington, RI.
Calling hours were held Wednesday, October 17th, at W. Raymond Watson Funeral Home, 350 Willett Avenue, Riverside. A mass of Christian burial was held at St. Luke Church, Washington Road, Barrington, on Thursday, October 18th. Contributions in Marie's memory made to the American Cancer Society, 400 Main St., Pawtucket, RI 02860 or St. Luke Church Building Fund would be deeply appreciated.
Published in the Boston Globe on October 16, 2001.
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Annette Gaul
I remember Marie as a pretty and fun redheaded friend who was a delightful girly girl :) We had so much fun in some very formative years and I will always treasure the memories of Marie during grade school and on into high school. A beauty with a bibbly joy. sigh......
Kathy Moore
Marie always sat next to me in home room because of our names. I remember her as being so lively and animated, and she had a great flirtatious way of tossing all that red hair around. Sorry I won't be seeing you at reunion, homeroom buddy. :-(
Carol Kindig (Urbanic)
Marie Moore Green was one of my best friends in childhood, along with our mutual friend Sara Luke - who also died too young (at 16). Marie was a very smart, pretty redhead. Her family lived near me on French Road. We were in Girl Scouts together andwe both played flute in Junior High under the direction of Luke Parisi. Marie was the leader type - a real go-getter. She ended up studying the then new computer field in college, obtained a Master's degree, and lived and worked in New England. We got back in touch at the time of her diagnosis and found that we had children of similar ages. She fought a valiant battle against breast cancer and has been missed by all who knew her. Rest in peace, my friend...
Gail Fellers (Milliman)
To Marie,
What can I say but thank-you for being my friend. We lived next door to each other and we always had a common thread.....life and living it to it's fullest....
Marie was such a great person and such a great mom and spouse. Her life ended far to soon. I miss her so much yet her enthusiasm for life still remains....Love you Marie
Suzanne Clayton
Ditto to Annetes Comments above, she always brought sunshine where ever she was.
Darice Goldstein (Bailer)
I remember being at a seventh-grade sleepover party with Marie. She was very pretty and lots of fun. I do remember that long red hair of hers, those freckles, and her sunny spirit. She died much too young.