Bobbi Meredith

Bobbi Greene Meredith, 63, of Sylvester passed away Tuesday, September 8, 2026 at Pruitt Health Sylvester. Born March 2,1963 in Ringgold, GA, she was the daughter of the late John Albert Greene and Marthalene Greene who survives. 

She is also survived by two brothers Johnny Hadley Greene also of Ellaville and Al Greene of Missouri; children Chris McPhail (Clayton) of Norman Park, GA, John Carlton Kisor (Michele) of Johns Creek, GA, Carlada (Thomas and 5 children); grandchildren Casey McPhail, Whitney Wright (Todd), Jennifer Chase (Dallas), Kiara Marie Kisor, Ava Leigh Ndiaye, Bryce Adams and Abby Adams; great grandchildren, Chanlynn McPhail, Cayson McPhail, Crosson McPhail, Sawyer Dunn, Kenzly Chases, Colby Chase and Cade Chase; daughter-in-law Morgan McPhail; niece Kendra R. Greene (Lydia) and nephews Hadley Greene and Chad Thrasher (and family).

She truly loved Katie (dog), her companion. The two of them went everywhere together, traveling on a cruise was one of their favorites.  At one point Katie was not doing well and Bobbi was fearful of a possible loss and being alone.  Baby Kate was added to the team.

Bobbi had a life-long passion for dirt track racing built from her father, who was a race car driver, as well as several other family members. As a child kids sometimes eat dirt, but Bobbi said the only dirt she would eat would be off her father's dirt track race car.  She raced her own car, #2, and after the loss of her sight she would listen to racing on the radio.  Her dying wish was to have her and Katie's cremains together and fly them off a fast race car and/or drop them from the side of a cruise ship.

Bobbi worked as a police officer for 16+ years and also served as a trainer for police officers. She also worked in the medical field as a NeuroMuscular Therapist prior to becoming disabled.

She had a lot of friends that loved her and she loved them.  Some she grew up with and knew all her life and some she met in a different places and times in life.  She treasured each one.   

A memorial service is planned for a later date.