Harry "Mo" Greene

As a currently elected Oro Valley Town Councilmember, Mo has a proven history of actively working for the community’s residents. He has supported ADA compliance at the community center and fostered a positive approach with town business owners. He is often described by residents as thoughtful, kind, and compassionate. 

His impressive professional background is in the medical field, having been educated at many of the World’s leading institutions such as, Stanford, Harvard’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and the Sidney Farber Cancer Center. As a respected and accomplished physician, Mo served as the Executive Vice President of the Massachusetts Medical Society, Publisher of the New England Journal of Medicine. In addition, he served as  Head of Primary Care at the University of Massachusetts before being recruited to become the Associate Professor, Vice Chairman of Medicine at the University of Arizona.

Mo’s love and passion of Military began when he served as a Battalion Surgeon in the 321 Artillery, 82nd Airborne Division, where he was awarded a Combat Medical Badge. Since retiring, Mo has found many new and exciting hobbies, including, Teaching Anatomy and Physiology to local artists, playing classical guitar, and painting detailed oil portraits. In addition to his hobbies, Mo volunteers on many local boards and committees such as, The Oro Valley Theatre Board, The Rockin’ 4 Heroes Committee, and he is also a strong supporter of the Arizona Heroes Memorial project. Mo is a founding member of the Oro Valley American Legion as well as the Hope Lodge, a “Ronald McDonald House” which provides treatment for cancer patients. He is a life-member of the VFW. He and his wife, a retired Registered Nurse, have happily resided in Oro Valley for over twenty years.