Charles Terry Green

Charles "Terry" Green, known to many as CT Green, passed away peacefully on October 21, 2024, at the Flo & Phil Jones Hospice House at St. Bernards. He was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and then moved to Pine Bluff, where he enjoyed playing Little League and Babe Ruth baseball. He graduated from Pine Bluff High School in the Class of 1965. Afterward, he attended Henderson State University. Terry was an engineer with Union Pacific Railroad, dedicating 37 years before retiring at 60.

Terry was a quiet man with a warm heart, beloved by all who knew him. He always had such a giving heart for others. He cherished his family above all else, being a devoted husband to Linda Foust Green, a loving father to Meredith Green Cook (Justin), and a doting poppy to his granddaughter, Collins Grace Cook.

Terry is preceded in death by his parents, Jesse and Juanita Green, and his sister, Phyllis Diane Hankins. He is survived by his brother-in-law, Bubba Foust (Karan), nephews Adam Foust and Hunter Foust (Michelle), all of Pine Bluff, and Michael Foust (Stacey), all of Houston, Texas, brother-in-law Bob Hankins, and niece Heather Hankins, of Jonesboro.

An avid fisherman and hunter, Terry found joy in the great outdoors. He loved spending time outside and fishing with his best buddies. He was passionate about collecting antiques, building train villages, and restoring sports cars. Family vacations were a cherished tradition, creating lasting memories that his loved ones will treasure.

A memorial service will be held on November 2, 2024, at 2 PM at Emerson Funeral Home in Jonesboro, followed by a private burial. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to St. Bernards Foundation, Ben E. Owens Cancer Center, 400 East Street, Jonesboro, AR.72401.

The family wishes to thank the dedicated staff at St. Bernards Emergency Room and Cancer Center, Flo & Phil Jones Hospice House, and Encompass Rehab Hospital for their compassionate care during this difficult time. Terry's legacy of love and gentle spirit will forever remain in the hearts of all who knew him.