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Courtny Eddeen Greenough
November 28, 1983 ~ June 5, 2018
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Angels live on earth and in heaven and in our universe. We feel them next to us and through a gentle breeze that touches our face. Courtny has a deep place in my heart, has touched me with her angelic peacefulness in her warm sensibilities and loving presence. I feel great sorrow for the tragic event that has happened for this great loss. I understand somehow she is called to a larger theatre with bright lighting. My sincere condolences to her family, her Segerstrom family and the Chance family. I am grieving with you and light candles, With love. – Nancy Warzer-Brady
Courtney’s warmth and kindness brought light and love into the lives of everyone who had the privilege of knowing and working with her. She was in a word remarkable. She will be sorely missed by so many, most of all her loving family. Love & prayers to the Greenough Family
Courtny stage managed my first show at the Chance- In the Heights. It was the closest I’ve ever gotten with a company and a summer I’ll never forget, in no small part due to Courtny’s presence. She was such a joy to work with and to be around. Always a ray of sunshine and thinking of others. Thank you for your beautiful spirit, Courtny. You will be loved and missed.
Courtny touched so many of us in such a positive way. She was such a take-charge person and always to the betterment of whatever she undertook. She was taken from us much too soon, but she will be missed by every Segerstrom Docent, and those with whom she interacted in her theater activities. This will express my deepest sympathies to her family and loved ones.
Courtny was a wonderful women, and full of joy. It was such a pleasure to work with her, and my thoughts are with her friends and family now. I will miss her smile.
Courtny was amazing to work with. She was kind, full of energy and made the process go smoothly. The world suffered a great loss when she was taken too soon.
Courtny, I still can’t make myself acknowledge that you are physically no longer in our presence. You were such a huge part of our Chance Company. There is not a person that you haven’t touched in a positive way. I will remember your talent every time I look at a craft project – although no one can match your creativity. I will think of you every time I meet a stage manager. I will remember you whenever I am at Segerstrom. There are so many more memories. And I will miss you always. I hold you in my heart. Much love to you.
Courtny’s vibrancy and talent will be missed by all of us whose lives she touched at The Chance. We send all our love to the family.
Dear Courtny, you shed your light of love, kindness and encouragement to so many. Behind the scenes, in the black, you were a star to me and countless others. I will always cherish the time I got to spend with you backstage at CYT. You were so talented at what you did from a very early age. You will be greatly missed. Love and prayers to your family and friends. Taken far too soon
Her heart is bigger than most. Her patience and determination outstands all others’. Courtny lives on in all of our hearts, and in the memories she blessed us with. Courtny, there’s nothing more I can say to you, than thank you ��
I can’t begin to express how sad I am for the Greenough family and all of Courtny’s friends. Since finding out about Courtny’s unexpected passing I have had memories of my childhood days rolling around in my head. Girl Scouts, ASB and years of birthday parties, especially watching Drop Dead Fred year after year for Courtny’s birthday. As I started processing with my family they kept reminding me of more memories. My sister reminded me of Christmas Tree Decorating at the MacPherson’s and then my dad says “and don’t forget the cubbys”. Courtney is literally a part of my memories from the earliest time I can remember and she always sent me things via social media to remind me she was thinking about me and those simpler, wonderful times.
Each night I have been falling asleep reading posts people have written about her. The thing that amazes me is not only the outpouring of praises and love but that everyone is describing the same wonderful, loving, selfless girl I knew at 5 and 10 and 13 and 18. Her impact has spread so far and reached so many. I have no question that her legacy will live on and that it is our duty, as those who have been touched by Courtny, to strive to live out that same love and selflessness for her!
I will never forget Courtney’s tremendous loving heart & talent which she spread to everyone through her art and interactions at Chance Theater. Everything I saw Courtney do was a work of art because it so clearly came from love. Thank you Courtney, for elevating us all, and for making this world a better place. — With love and gratitude, Ned Liebl
May God’s grace and love surround you as you go thru this new journey. She will be missed I know. Life is fast, sweet and fragile. It seems it was just a few years ago Courtny and her little sister were running into my Sunday School class with proud mama in tow. As we grieve every one who was touched by Courtny and her family have been given a very special gift of unique memories. Blessings for sure.
May God’s love , strength, and promise of eteneral life hold your family in his arms as they say good bye, Courtny you are a bright light and example of what we all should try to follow. Until we meet again my friend know you were very loved by all.
My deepest sympathies to the Greenough Family at this difficult time. Though I only knew Courtny a short time, her spirit and warmth made newcomers feel at home among seasoned company members at The Chance. I will always remember her graciousness and joy in doing what she loved.
The first time I received one of Courtny’s character collages, I was surprised by the personal gesture, touched by her thoughtfulness, and delighted by her creativity. I would learn that those traits were the heart of her soul. Instead of specific memories, I have a general one that permeates them all. My memories of Courtny will be bathed in the feeling that whenever Courtny was present, peace followed. The peace of seeing her gentle smile and open face; the peace of seeing I had her full attention and acknowledgement for the moment I sought or needed it; the peace of knowing the current issue-problem-crisis would be handled; the peace of being enveloped in her wonderful hugs. Courtny’s passing has touched me profoundly. I will think of her often and I will smile. But what I’ll miss most is the aura of peace surrounding her beautiful, generous soul.
To all the Greenough family ~ we knew Cortney starting over 20 years ago at CYT Temecula. Everyone in our family worked with her and she always made the backstage, behind-the-scenes and stage managing seem effortless although we know she put everything she had into it. Please know she is remembered with love from each of us Downings – Heather, Sarah, Kelley, Becca, Paul and me (Robyn) plus John who is, no doubt, visiting with her in Heaven.
To the Greenough Family: My prayer for you is very simple, but sincere. “May God give you the blessing, he knows you need the most”. I can only imagine where you are hurting, but God knows, Trust him, accept his blessings, he is there. Robert
You were one in a million! Courtny led our docent group and was loved and respected by everyone! I know I’ll see you again.God brought you home early because you already comp,eyed a life worth of caring in those few years. I miss you my sweet friend