Birth date: Sep 24, 1947 Death date: Jun 27, 2022
Kenneth P. Green, 74, of Moorestown, NJ, passed away peacefully on June 27, 2022 with his family by his side. Loving husband to Claire Green (nee Quinto). Dear father to Doug Green and Christy Rogich (Damian). Devoted grandfather Read Obituary
So many great memories of working with Ken and then enjoying retiree fun in Florida! Like the time we went to Albany, NY to launch the network for nascent Sprint PCS. Like the time we drank too many of Ken's famous margaritas (apparently just one of many drinks he was famous for) on Holmes beach. And the list could go on and on. Miss you man.
Harry & Joanne
I’m sorely missing our highly unhealthy but always very entertaining Ott’s dinners, Ken. So hard to say goodbye to such a great friend and occasional “partner in crime.” Love you buddy.
I have so many great memories of Ken. He was a wonderful caring man. He was always there for me, from setting up my fire stick on all 4 TVs to spending many hours on the phone with customer service trying to get my Nest hooked up. We had many dinners together - me, Claire and Ken - followed by too many games to count, of Marbles. I repeatedly had to remind Ken that there is no table talk during this game. Of course, he didn't listen to me. But, we had many many laughs and many many glasses of wine. The wine probably had a lot to do with the laughs. Ken and Claire always looked out for me. They included me with a lot of their social lives when they were in FL - from walking around St Armands Circle in Sarasota to movies and dinner, and just hanging out at their place with music, wine and floating in their pool. I think you can see a pattern here. Everything involved wine or his famous Ice Tea drink. And that is the kind of ice tea that is not made from tea bags. Again, resulting in a lot of laughs. Two men in my life that were always there when I needed them - Bob, who died May 28th this year and Ken who passed on June 27th. Less than a month a part. Both were very special people who were near and dear to my heart.
I loved you Ken. You will be missed. Hugs and kisses in heaven.
