Sandra Lee Green's Obituary
Sandra Lee Green, a loving wife, devoted mother, cherished grandmother, and tireless advocate for children, passed away peacefully on January 24, 2025, at the age of 71. Born on August 4, 1953, in Baytown, Texas, Sandra touched the lives of countless people with her unwavering dedication, compassion, and servant’s heart.
Sandra was the beloved wife of Roy Davis Green Jr., with whom she shared a beautiful life filled with love and partnership. She was preceded in death by her parents, Gisela Henke, Harvel Dyson, and Bruno Henke, as well as her mother-in-law, Zeldean Green, and father-in-law, Roy Davis Green Sr. As well as her nephews Robert “Paul” Biehunko and Rex Dyson. Sandra’s legacy lives on through her children: Kortney Elaine Clemmons (husband, Michael Joel Clemmons), Lashay Monique White (husband, Tony White), and Roy Davis Green III. She was the proud grandmother of Kaleb Ethan Clemmons, Hannah Sue Clemmons, Henry Adam Clemmons, Tyler Hayden Green, Emily Corcoran Green, Bianca Monique Lagrone, Kade Lagrone, Timothy Layne Clemmons, and Austin Davis Green, and she was especially delighted to be the great-grandmother of Collin Knox Lagrone.
Sandra is also survived by her siblings and extended family, including her brother Stanley Dyson; her brothers-in-law Joe Green and the late Robert Biehunko; her sisters-in-law Janet Biehunko and Linda Green; her nephew Frank Green and Russel Dyson and her nieces Ayliffe Renee Hanson and Stephanie Denise Green and a host of dear friends.
Sandra’s life was a testament to her commitment to empowering and nurturing others. She was a lifelong champion for children, not only for her own family but also for the many young lives she influenced through Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and band booster programs. Her selfless mentorship helped shape more than a hundred Eagle Scouts and countless Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award recipients. Her dedication was a true labor of love, as she worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure her children, grandchildren, and others had access to life-enriching experiences that would broaden their horizons and guide them toward their fullest potential.
Sandra loved unconditionally and celebrated the unique strengths of every person she touched. She never sought accolades or recognition for herself, finding her greatest joy in the accomplishments of those she supported. Her family will always remember her as a cheerleader, confidant, and Proverbs 31 woman of strength, wisdom and courage.
Sandra’s legacy of love, generosity, and kindness will live on in the hearts of those who were blessed to know her. She will be dearly missed but fondly remembered for her unwavering faith, quiet strength, and immeasurable impact on her family and community.
The family requests those that have the Common Book of Prayer available to them to please bring your book with you for Mrs. Sandra's Celebration of Life.
A memorial service to celebrate Sandra’s life will be held on January 31, 2025 at 1pm, at San Jacinto Cemetery and Funeral Home with viewing from 10-1pm. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to a 529K college account for Collin Knox Lagrone and future great grand children. So that she can continue her work of supporting and uplifting those she loved. Sandra’s light will forever shine in the lives of those she loved and the many she inspired.
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