Out of the 700 billion TARP fund, only 51 billion remains outstanding (as of September last year), which is larger then the 41 billion number you were floating around:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870343160457552...
I'm not saying all banks will be fine if Greece "defaults" (remember in this case "defaulting" implies restructed debt), but causing a US recession? Highly highly unlikely.