Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Green, Roy 1922
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The Portland Observer, Thursday, July 13, 1922
The remains of Roy Green, son of Albert Green, of Orange township, arrived in 
Portland, Tuesday evening and was met at the depot by the American Legion and 
escorted to the undertaking parlors of T. J. Bandfield & Son, where it will 
lie in state until Sunday, when funeral services will be held at the Methodist 
church at 2:30 o’clock in the afternoon.  The remains of the young man will be 
laid be3side that of his mother in Portland cemetery.

Roy Green was born in Orange and spent his boyhood and young manhood in that 
township until he entered the service in September 1917.  After spending some 
time at Camp Custer he went overseas with Co. D, 126th infantry.  In September 
1918 his father received word that he had been killed while in action on 
August 1 of that year, that being the same engagement in which Clarence Ward, 
a member of the same company, lost his life.

Besides the father he is survived by a sister and brother, Mrs. Blanche 
Goodenough of Odessa and Floyd Green of Orange.


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