Obituary for Marvin D Greene
Marvin David Greene of West Windsor, New Jersey, passed away on November 27, 2022 at the age of 82. He was born in Brooklyn, New York to parents Rose Zweifler and Samuel Greenberg.
Marvin leaves behind his wonderful wife Gail Greene, daughters Stephanie Gould and Allison Greene, Son-in-law David Kennedy, Grandchildren: Madeline Gould, Talia Gould, Iris Gould, Scarlett Kennedy and Milo Kennedy.
Marvin spent four years in the United States Air Force in the Office of Special Investigations department. (OSI was an organization to: Defend the Nation, Pursue Justice, Protect the Department of the Air Force and Find the Truth.)
Marvin’s entire career after the Air Force was as a Salesman. He worked for various merchandising companies, then owned his own company, and eventually found his way to Casio, an electronics company, where he remained as a Managing Director for 28 years until retirement. While at Casio he made a lasting impression as a mentor to many of the younger sales representatives.
Marvin was very skilled at drawing as well as building model airplanes out of toothpicks. He loved playing handball (blackball) and cards.
Marvin loved history and geography. He was an avid sports enthusiast. Horse racing and Ice Hockey were his favorite sports to watch. He made a small fortune chasing Secretariat, the Triple Crown Winner, around the country during 1973.
Marvin loved nothing more than spending time with his family.
Marvin was a very private person. The family has decided to respect his wishes for a small private funeral.
Marvin leaves behind his wonderful wife Gail Greene, daughters Stephanie Gould and Allison Greene, Son-in-law David Kennedy, Grandchildren: Madeline Gould, Talia Gould, Iris Gould, Scarlett Kennedy and Milo Kennedy.
Marvin spent four years in the United States Air Force in the Office of Special Investigations department. (OSI was an organization to: Defend the Nation, Pursue Justice, Protect the Department of the Air Force and Find the Truth.)
Marvin’s entire career after the Air Force was as a Salesman. He worked for various merchandising companies, then owned his own company, and eventually found his way to Casio, an electronics company, where he remained as a Managing Director for 28 years until retirement. While at Casio he made a lasting impression as a mentor to many of the younger sales representatives.
Marvin was very skilled at drawing as well as building model airplanes out of toothpicks. He loved playing handball (blackball) and cards.
Marvin loved history and geography. He was an avid sports enthusiast. Horse racing and Ice Hockey were his favorite sports to watch. He made a small fortune chasing Secretariat, the Triple Crown Winner, around the country during 1973.
Marvin loved nothing more than spending time with his family.
Marvin was a very private person. The family has decided to respect his wishes for a small private funeral.