Mitchell “Mitch” Scott Green, 68, of Mont Belvieu, Texas, passed away on Monday, Dec. 22, 2025. He was born on Sept. 8, 1957, in Nacogdoches, Texas, to the late Garland Curtis Green and Irene Hille Green.
Mitch worked at Proserv Crane Services, as an Installation Supervisor, for over 20 years and finally retired in 2018. He lived life with a quiet strength and gentle spirit. He enjoyed golfing, reading, yardwork, fishing, going to the beach, spending time outdoors in the sun, and catching a good movie. Another one of his fun pastimes was going “wing dinging” on Tuesday nights, with his brothers-in-law, where he would get his usual “naked” wings and was always accompanied by his favorite Fanta orange soda…and it had to be Fanta or he wouldn’t drink it. Yes, he loved being around his family and friends. And he always looked forward to his birthday and Christmas, or any occasion where gifts might be given, because he loved getting presents. He was worse than a kid.
Mitch had a somewhat dry sense of humor—he could be funny, but quiet most of the time—but he was always ready with a good “Little Johnny” joke, or a perfectly timed one-liner. Known for being reserved and somewhat intimidating, he was intelligent, wise, an observer, a deep thinker and at times even a gentle giant. He was a homebody at heart but loved traveling. He had a passion for fast sport cars, especially his little red Corvette and he loved listening to the “good” music of the 70’s, some old time rock’n roll, or some boot scoot’n country.
He was preceded in death by his parents; father-in-law, Harry Hutter; stepfather-in-law, John Kinney; mother-in-law, Betty Kinney; sister, Kathy Green Burns; and his precious dog-daughter, Sadie; paternal grandparents, Curtis and Lera Green; maternal grandparents, the Hilles of Bellville; uncle and aunt, Carl Justice and wife Geraldine; and cousin, Brian Justice.
Mitch is survived by his beloved wife of 22 years, Julie Hutter Green of Mont Belvieu, TX; son, Scott Everett Green of CO; stepmother, Barbara Green, of Martinsville, TX; step-mother-in-law, Carolyn Hutter of Baytown, TX; uncles, John Green of Jacksonville, FL, Ken Green and wife Donna of Dickinson, TX; aunt, Evelyn Cayce and husband Bob of Friendswood, TX; aunts-in-law, Doris Newman of Mont Belvieu, TX, Nancy Husband of Gulfport, MS; step-aunt-in-law, Barbara Vann of Baytown, TX; brothers-in-law, Sid Hutter of Yancy, TX, Dennis “Dink” Hutter and wife Denise of Old River, TX, and Keith Hutter and wife Ginger of Cove, TX; step-brother-in-law, Stephen Kinney and wife Toni of Cove, TX, Mack Meyer and wife Kay of Springfield, MO; step-sister-in-law, Mona Meyer of Houston, TX; cousins, Allison Halley and husband Craig of Austin, TX, Christen Siegel and husband Adam of Charleston, SC, Melanie Smith and husband Bubba of Deer Park, TX, Sherry Herring and husband Quent of Jacksonville, FL, Matthew Green and wife Tiffany of Dickinson, TX, Misti Holley and husband Mike of Coeur d’Alene, ID, Ann Justice (wife of Brian), Ronald “Rocky” Justice and Beverly Justice Bass, all of Martinsville, TX,; nephews, Derek Hutter and wife Kristi, Wesley Hutter and wife Stacie; nieces, Alessa Berg and husband Mitchell, and Haley Hall and husband Josh, and Haley Green ; great-nieces, Emma Hutter, Millie Berg, and Violet Hall; great-nephews, Kellen Fulton, Augustus Hutter, Jackson Hall, and Cameron Berg; and a host of many other loving relatives and special friends.
Friends are invited to visit with the family, where a light lunch will be provided during visitation, beginning at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2025, in the chapel of Sterling Funeral Home, 602 N. Main Street, Dayton, Texas 77535. A celebration of Mitch’s life will follow at 2 p.m., with Bro. Ronnie Webb officiating and Bob Cayce serving as a special guest.
Those honored to serve as pallbearers are Dennis “Dink” Hutter, Keith Hutter, Wesley Hutter, Stephen Kinney, Mitchell Berg, Josh Hall, and honorary pallbearer, Sid Hutter.
A graveside and committal service will take place immediately following the service at Palms Memorial Park in Dayton, Texas.
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