Regina Marcina Green

In Loving Memory of Regina Doyle-Green. Born in Chicago Illinois attended Cominski Elementary. Graduate of Frances Parker High School, Class of 1960. And service provider as a member of the United States Army 1964-1966 fulfilling her duties as General Specialist and honorably discharged from Fort Lewis, Washington.

Among family she was a disciplinarian referred to as the General, because she ran a tight shift and kept a comfortable, orderly and welcoming home.

Regina was fortunate enough to find the love of her life. Gerald Green & Regina Doyal married on the 29th day of November, 1974. Enduring & Enjoying 42 years. And, from this union a Son was born. She spoke highly of her husband, took pride in her marriage and loved her child more than anything in this world.

Regina chose to further her career enrolling in Laney College of Oakland, County Social Service Worker, employed with the Oakland Police Department in California. Area Representative for Youth for Understanding (YFU) with placement of students, hosting, and escorted students back to Argentina after their 1 yr stay in the United States.

She loved to travel, relocating from State to State during her life. Volunteering her time to represent parents of students entering the I.E.P school program, to ensure their learning needs is appropriate by meeting the needs of special students whose needs would otherwise gone unmet.

She was an entrepreneur and opened a clothing store in Texas for young women. She currently volunteered for the Garden Club where she resided and assisted Habitat for Humanity applicant for the selection process.

During her leisure time she enjoyed activities & hobbies such as reading, puzzling, listening to music, downhill snow skiing, collecting antique jewelry, social gatherings and events.

Regina Green lived in Fort Smith, Arkansas at the time of departure, leaving behind to cherish her Memory…Husband Gerald Green, Son David L. Green, 1Sister: Tharecia R. Doyal & 1 Brother: Willie A. Doyal (Billy) Her BeLoved "Bo" And, a Host of Loved ones, Family & Friends.

The funeral will be at 11:00 a.m. Saturday at Edwards Funerals Home Chapel.