Thomas Greenhill's obituary, Tipton, Lenawee County, Michigan

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SUBJECT: Thomas D Greenhill
SUBMITTER: Diane Oslund
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DATE: Oct 20, 2000
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SURNAMES: GREENHILL, McCLELLAN, TAYLOR, PRICKETT, GIBSON, DER, SYLVESTER,
McGRAW
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GREENHILL:

Obituary from the Daily Telegram, Feb. 28, 1995

Thomas D. Greenhill
Tipton­Thomas D. Greenhill, 60 of U.S. 12, Tipton, died on Feb. 27,
1995, in Woodhaven.

He was born in Detroit on May 17, 1934, to Thomas and Helen (Spangler)Greenhill.
On Oct. 14, 1955, he married Georgia McClellan. She survives.

During his lifetime Mr. Greenhill was employed as a witchman for Norfolk
and Western Railroad and most recently as a bus driver for Smart Transportation
Company. He was a member of the United Church of Christ in Clinton,
the Brooklyn Eagles, a volunteer firefighter for the Sand Lake Fire
Department, and was an avid hunter and fisherman.

In addition to his wife, Georgia, he is survived by his mother, Helen,
of Taylor; two sons, Donald (Linda) Greenhill of Woodhaven and Craig
(Leanora)Greenhill of Lincoln Park; two daughters, Mrs. Mike (Susan)
Prickett of Woodhaven and Mrs. David (Toni) Gibson of Clinton; two
brothers, Ronald or Pinckney and Richard of Taylor; three sisters,
Mrs. Steve (Gerie) Der, Mrs. Gordie (Angie) Sylvester, both of Taylor,
and Mrs. Pat (Barbara) McGraw of California; seven grandchildren;
and one great-grandson.

He was preceded in death by his father.

Friends may call at the Couture-Ochalek Funeral Home in Clinton from
2-9 p.m. today. Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Clinton
United Church of Christ with the Rev. Wayne Brass officiating. Burial
will follow in Franklin Township Cemetery, Tipton.

In lieu of flowers expressions of sympathy may be made to the Clinton
United Church of Christ, the Sand Lake Fire Department, or the Lenawee
Chapter of the American Cancer Society.