Montclair High School
Class Of 1964
Richard Greene
| Residing In: | Charlotte, NC USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Nancy Sziber Greene |
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| Occupation: | retired, teaching a chemistry class at CPCC |
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| Children: | Peter, born 1978; Emily, born 1981 |
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| Military Service: | Just ROTC and Engineer Corp School  |
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Richard's Latest Interactions
Clark, Happy Birthday. My gift to you is to suggest that you play three Malvina Reynolds songs on your piano.
Happy Birthday, Barbara, I recall playing music with you and your viola, and your dad and his trombone. I recall you were at Bucknell. In the year since, I hope you enjoyed the air and the sun.
Happy Day John, it will start your next phase.
Posted on: Sep 01, 2020 at 1:58 PM
Happy Birthday Sharon, I hope you are enjoying life at 75.
Have a special day Mark. Ice Cream with chocolate
Jane, HBD, make this year sparkle.
Hey piano man. Happy birthday. With jazz.
Cindi, have fun on your birthday.
Hi Guy. H B D Be strong. Enjoy the clean air of the pandemic. We may be getting more mature, but we can still laugh.
Hey Brian. Play Happy Birthday on your fiddle as a waltz. Then go for a walk out in the evening BC air and reflect on the opportunities for fun that have slipped away.
The Charlotte Symphony Chorus is rehearsing Missa Solemnis.
Posted on: Nov 09, 2019 at 10:03 AM
It was nice to catch up with you last month. Pickle-ball was energetic.
Happy Birthday.
Happy birthday, Clarke. I called Milton Pittman who lives in FL and has made a living playing jazz piano.
Hello Milton Pittman. I missed your birthday. But i can say that my daughter married a piano player who is really good. Playing with him reminds me of the days of our quartet.
Happy birthday Guy. I am off to the monthly CCL meeting. Wish you were here.
Happy Birthday Guy. I am off to a CCL meeting. Wish you were here. Look up HR763.
Happy Birthday Kent. I remember your dad mixing orange aide. And pool in the basement.
Joe, I remember playing bass with you and Preston. Good times. Happy Birthday.
Happy Birthday Brian of Whaletown. As far away as you can possible get, this side of Antarctica. I hope your 73 year has new and rousing fiddle tunes and a cure for Alzheimers.