{"content":[{"text":"June Greene \n November 10, 2017","bbox":{"left":0.329014,"top":0.087589,"width":0.19707400000000003,"height":0.054399}},{"text":"June (Rose) Greene, a resident of College Park in Orlando, died Friday after a brief \n illness. Born June 7, 1930, she was 87 years of age. \n She was born in Hartford, Connecticut the youngest daughter of Percy Rose and \n Elizabeth Russell Rose of Ireland. She graduated from the Immaculate Conception School \n and attended Hartford Public High School. As a young woman she worked as a clerk for \n the Hartford Insurance Company. One of her tasks was to deliver files to the office of \n Nobel Poet Laureate, Wallace Stevens who was a vice president of the insurance \n company. Following that, she married her husband of 69 years, James P. Greene, Sr. \n A devoted mother and homemaker she and her husband raised their family in Hartford, \n Connecticut and then West Hartford. When her youngest child was in middle school, she \n began a retail career with the popular Hartford department store G. Fox and Company in \n 1975. When G. Fox and Company became Filene’s and then Macy’s she was promoted to \n the position of Head Cashier managing the cashier’s unit until she retired in 1987. She \n had many friends among her fellow workers. \n After 10 years of being a Snow Bird, she moved to Orlando, Florida. She loved to have fun \n and travel, traveling throughout the country to see her family and friends especially her \n children. She loved to watch her family grow with the addition of grandchildren and great \n grandchildren. She would make the effort to attend grandchildren’s recitals, concerts, \n sporting events and graduations throughout the country. She loved to return to New \n England each summer, enjoying time with her sons and their families and the sites and \n beaches of Connecticut, Rhode Island and Massachusetts. She traveled internationally as \n well to Montreal, London and twice to Ireland, her mother’s homeland. There she met her \n first cousins and celebrated her love of her Irish heritage. She also loved to shop, bringing \n along friends and family to her favorite stores and she especially enjoyed exercising her \n lifelong Macy’s discount she received as a retired Macy’s employee. She loved planning \n birthdays and holidays and buying presents to give, exercising a generosity that was \n unmatched. Recently she loved exercising and enjoying friendships with other seniors at \n the Orlando Marks Street Senior Recreation Center. But her main career and lifelong \n contribution was managing and loving her large family of her children, great grandchildren, \n cousins, nieces and nephews and many friends.","bbox":{"left":0.030254,"top":0.242931,"width":0.906833,"height":0.741261}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.025413,"top":0.018814,"width":0.283179,"height":0.200114},{"left":0.036557,"top":0.025834,"width":0.260942,"height":0.1844}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.025413,"top":0.018814,"width":0.283179,"height":0.200114},{"left":0.036557,"top":0.025834,"width":0.260942,"height":0.1844}]}