Michael D. Green

1941–2013 (age 72)

Biography

Michael D. Green devoted his career to the quiet work of public service in Washington, D.C., ensuring that government offices operated smoothly and fostering a spirit of professionalism that inspired colleagues across agencies.

After retiring, he remained connected to the Congressional Cemetery neighborhood where he took pride in its living history, welcoming friends to the grounds and sharing stories of the city he loved.

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