Anna Belle Green

Anna Belle was born on March 17,1932 in Schulenburg, Texas. She was the youngest of four children. Her parents were Frieda Gerdes Giese and Percy Fred Giese, who were farmers. She relocated to San Antonio in 1940, after her father’s death and her mother remarried, William Wagner, a contractor, who died a year later. After high school, she attended Draughns Business School. She was 17 years old and worked at Floyd West and Company. She married Henry Moss Green Jr., a marine, on August 1, 1950, who was friend’s with Anna Belle’s brother. Anna Belle and “Moss” had 4 children; Patti, Hank, Debbie, and Jimmy. The family moved frequently as typical with the military. When Moss would serve abroad, Anna Belle and their 4 children would relocate to San Antonio and live with her mother. Anna Belle worked for multiple insurance companies, but after Moss retired from the Marine Corps in 1963, she returned to Floyd West & Company. Anna Belle was the first woman president of the San Antonio Claims Association and she was the first woman claims adjuster in the State of Texas. She retired in 1994 and enjoyed family and some travel with Moss. Moss passed away in 2018 after a loving marriage of 67 years.

Anna Belle is survived by her children, Patti (John-deceased), Hank, and Debbie(Jim-deceased) others include Pam (Jimmy-deceased), grandchildren; Jason (Vanessa) Emily, Ashley (Johnnie), Shawn (Sandra), Moss (Kaitlynn), Silvia (Toby), Jonathan (Alejandra), Justin (Erin), Lindsay (Ryan), Rachel (Zach), Preston, Annaliese (Burton), and great-grandchildren; Thatch, Rueger, Ainsley, Myra, Annabelle, Adalynn, Averlee, Juniper, Jasper, Bexar, Dollie, and Payton.

The Green family would like to extend a profound thank you to the staff at Stone Oak Care Center, Stone Oak Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and Heart to Heart Hospice.

Visitation will be held at Sunset Funeral Home on Monday, June 12,2023 from 12:30-3:00. Funeral Service will be held at Stone Oak Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, June 13, 2023 at 11:00 am with interment to follow at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery at 2:00PM

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Stone Oak Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Heart To Heart Hospice, or the American Alzheimer's Association.