Senate Joint Resolution 661 honors the memory of Kenneth Harlan Green, a dedicated public servant and football coach from Johnson City, Tennessee, who recently passed away. Born on December 3, 1942, in Pathfork, Kentucky, Coach Green had a significant impact on the lives of many through his coaching career, which began in Ohio and included a notable tenure at Daniel Boone High School in Tennessee. He was recognized for his achievements, including being named Coach of the Decade for the Upper Lakes Conference and having the school's football field named "Ken Green Field." Beyond coaching, he was a history teacher and assistant principal, retiring after a distinguished 29-year career.

In addition to his professional accomplishments, Coach Green was a man of strong faith and family values, actively involved in his church and community. He is survived by his son, daughter-in-law, granddaughters, and extended family, while being preceded in death by his wife and brothers. The resolution reflects on his exemplary character, integrity, and the lasting legacy he leaves behind, expressing condolences to his family and recognizing his contributions to public life and the lives of those he touched.