The Obit:
William Temple "Tem" Greene, 55, passed away Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011. Service: 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 19, at University United Methodist Church, 2416 W. Berry St., Fort Worth. Tem was born Oct. 31, 1955, in Fort Worth to Henry Lee Greene Jr. and Mary Anne Temple Greene, with a full moon shining above. He was fondly known as "Weird Uncle Tem," a nickname that suited him well. He had a wonderful, dark sense of humor that could keep everyone laughing. He loved to watch cheesy old Sci-Fi movies â€" the kind with pie plate spaceships. For most of his life, his true love was the muscle cars he so lovingly restored. He ran Redline Restorations, a company he started to provide restoration services and original parts to other car enthusiasts. His cars won many trophies and had been featured several times in Muscle Car Magazine. In 2009, he relocated from "the rolling hills of Rancho Alvarado" to Greensboro, N.C., to join the other true love of his life, his fiancee, Sharon Stobaugh. He and Sherry had a wonderful time together travelling and spending time with his N.C. family. We sincerely appreciate the way they made him feel like a special part of their family. Our family would like to thank the staff at Duke Medical Center in Durham, N.C., for their hard work and professional care of our brother. Without you, he would have not come back the way he did. He fought harder than we ever thought possible and, in the end, he provided valuable research information and became a donor to help others even in his death. Survivors: Brother, Henry "Lee" Greene III (Beverly); sisters, Mary Kuyrk Heislen (Terry) and Pauline Jones (David); nieces and nephews, Brandi, Eric (Jordan) and Amber Shrier, Henry Lee IV (Sheena) and Kristi Greene, and Aaron and Connor Jones; great-nieces and great-nephews, Chasidy and Braedon Shrier, and Henry Lee Greene V.; fiancee, Sharon Stobaugh; and his Greensboro family.
My brother and I are contemplating going.
Greg knew Tem for a very long time.
I thought he was a grat guy.
