Bobby Landoe Greene, Sr., was born to the parentage of Christopher Colum-
bus, Sr., and Hattie Bernice Greene in Mart, Texas. He was the fourth born

child of this continuing, holy matrimonial union of seven. Bobby heard the
voice of his Heavenly Father on February 18, 2024, and peacefully answered

his call.
Bobby was raised in Mart, Texas, and received his formal education in the Mart Independent
School District. Upon graduation from high school, he enlisted in the United States Army,
where he served diligently for seven years.
Bobby moved to Waco Texas, where he worked at the Waco Center for Youth, and served as a
Supervisor for ten years. Bobby also dedicated thirteen years as an Aircraft Technician with
Vought Aircraft Company.
He later relocated his life to Grand Prairie, Texas, where he met the love of his life, Paula K.
Greene along with her daughter, Tamesha Mosley. The couple became husband and wife on
March 25, 1982; and to this union a baby boy was welcomed, Bobby Landoe Greene Jr. He
then received his calling as a minster at Greater Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church in
1999. He was a faithful member of Bible Baptist Church where he also received his associates
degree in Theology.
Bobby was a loving and caring husband, father, grandfather, son, brother and friend. He was a
great encourager and leader who had a smile that was contagious in any room. His heart was

big enough for everyone to feel love. He loved the Lord and was great example of a God Fear-
ing Man.

Bobby is preceded in death by his parents, Christopher Columbus, Sr., and Hattie Bernice
Greene; siblings, Christopher Columbus Greene, Jr., Valerie Kaye Barrett, Victor Staccato
Greene and Christine Estella Jones.
His Life, his Legacy and his Love will continue to be celebrated by his wife, Paula Kay
Greene; daughter, Tamesha Mosley; son, Bobby Landoe Greene, Jr.( Seira); two brothers,
Freddie (Cheryl) Greene and Vincent (Tora) Greene; grandchildren, Destinee and Landon;
great- granddaughter, Daliyah of whom he greatly adored; a devoted cousin, Tony Green; and a
host of nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends who dearly loved him.