Fuller and his wife, Laurinda, had their three bedroom, two-bath home built by the Turners in 1984. Besides antiques, a cross section of an oak tree is used as a table in their living room. My father was walking by the site and he watched the workmen felling the trees. Forest Green is zoned for Hartsfield Elementary, Cobb Middle School and Lincoln High School. A safe and friendly place to live As with the Fullers, Forest Green's location drew David and Roma Isaacs to reside there, but it was the neighborhood's atmosphere that convinced them they had made the right choice.
Many families have young children, the oldest being in their early teens.
Roma Isaacs served as the previous secretary of the Forest Green Neighborhood Association and David Isaacs, a counselor for Apalachee Center for Human Services, has been the association's treasurer. The neighborhood association's current president Mike Fagan praises the community's quiet setting and family atmosphere. Yet you're only minutes away from Governor's Square mall, the Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center or Tom Brown Park. Our streets are a local gathering place for families, and you can see children playing ball or adults out walking most any time of the day. Besides the visibility of families playing, walking and working outdoors, there's a remarkable abundance of wildlife for a community so close to downtown.