Timothy Charles Greene, born August 18, 1954, in Salem, Oregon to Ray and Carol Meier Greene, both now deceased, left this earthly plane on November 4, 2025. 

Tim shared 45 wonderful years of marriage with his wife, Stacey, and together they built a life filled with devotion, laughter, and unwavering love. He is survived by his four children—Jonathan, Shaun, Stephanie, and Jenna—who will forever carry his strength and kindness in their hearts. Tim also leaves behind ten cherished grandchildren: Raymond, Charlie, Patrick, Ava, Wyatt, Tyler, Ethan, Sofia, Everly, and Vivianna, each of whom brought him immense pride and joy. 

Born into a large and lively family of thirteen children, Tim was predeceased by two siblings, Kevin and Kerry Joe. He is survived by ten brothers and sisters: Tom, Terry, Cheryl, Kris, Jennifer, James, Jonathan, Jeff, Darrin, and Heather. Growing up in such a big family shaped Tim’s generosity, patience, and fierce loyalty—qualities that would define him throughout his life. 

Known affectionately by many nicknames—Turtle, Batman, and Ninja Six—Tim brought humor and warmth wherever he went. He was a dedicated printer by trade, a Grand High Master Shooter, and a respected role model as a husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend. 

Tim was a man of deep faith. His devotion to the Catholic Church guided his daily life, influenced his values, and strengthened him through every season. He lived his faith not only in prayer but through kindness, service, and steadfast love for those around him. 

He was happiest outdoors, where he felt closest to God’s creation. Tim loved hunting, competitive shooting, and fishing, and his favorite place in the world was deep in the woods, surrounded by quiet trees and open sky. Nature was where he found peace and purpose—whether he was tracking game, casting a line, or simply taking in the stillness. 

Above all, Tim lived with uncommon steadiness and integrity, offering guidance without judgment and love without condition. His legacy lives on in the countless lives he touched, the family he treasured, and the faith that sustained him. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.