Obituary of Denielle Belinda Racquel Green

Ms. Denielle Belinda Racquel Green, “Den Den”, daughter of Caple & Shirley Green was born August 28, 1980 in St. James, Jamaica. She attended Savannah-La-Mar Infant School before migrating to the United States with her parents and elder sister in 1984. She attended Prince George’s County Public Schools for her formal years of education graduating as senior class president, top 5% of her class and class clown. Upon graduation, she was admitted to the University Maryland College Park, where she obtained a B.A. degree in Communications, a B.A. degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice and a citation in Entrepreneurship. She went on to obtain her M.S. degree in Human Resources Management from the University of Maryland University College.

Denielle is survived by 2 sons, Anthony Lamont “AJ” and Daniel Jaden Avery, “DJ”; her parents, Caple & Shirley; her siblings, Sharone Renier (George), Cassandra Creek (Jason) & Daquiea Green; 9 nieces and nephews; Aquilah Simpkins, Devon Harris, Darion Harris, Alesha Harris, Jordan Creek, Camryn Creek, Cadyn Creek, Audrey Montgomery & Diana Montgomery; and 2 grand-nieces Alaya Simpkins and Akira Harris-Williams.

Denielle worked as an administrator for several years in various industries to include, higher education, human resources, finance & logistics. She also served as an adjunct professor at 2- and 4-year institutions. At the time of her passing she was working with her parents to take over the family business in preparation for their retirement.

Denielle was a devoted and giving daughter, mother, sister, aunt and friend. AJ and DJ were everything to her. Her air, her moon and stars. She wanted only the best for them and worked tirelessly to ensure this. She enjoyed planning joint family vacations and enrolling her kids in school, sports and camp with their cousins to ensure their bonds were everlasting. Denielle was creative. She could dance, draw, sing and write. She was a natural born comedian. Laughter was sure to follow wherever she went. She was passionate about lupus research and finding a cure after being diagnosed at the tender age of 22. And even in her after life, she was still giving as she was a donor.

To know Denielle, was to love her. She will truly be missed.

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