Billy Joe "Bill" Selfridge

Birth date: Apr 2, 1937 Death date: Dec 10, 2011

HOWARDWICK MEMORIAL SERVICES - 1:00 pm on Tuesday, December 13, 2011 in the First Baptist Church of Howardwick with Rev. Dave Stout, Pastor, officiating. CREMATION AND ARRANGEMENTS - Robertson Funeral Directors of Clarendon. Mr. S Read Obituary

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Norma Hall Of Clarendon, Texas

722w ago

Bill will be missed so much by his church family at The First Baptist Church of Howardwick, TX. He had that special way of getting into your heart without saying one word. The first time I met this gentleman, I knew deep inside that I was in the presence of a man of great worth and honor. He and his precious wife, Mary, have touched each one of our lives in the community. I will miss Bill's sweet smile until I see him again in heaven and will be holding Mary close to my heart in prayer.

Larry & Denonda Ashurst Of Wheeler,Texas

723w ago

"I think about how much I miss him, and start to feel sorry for myself.....but then I think about all the people who never got the chance to meet him, and I start to feel sorry for them."

Doris Scarborough Of Hayward, California

723w ago

Mary so sorry for your loss may god bless him and now he is in peace. My thaughts and prayers are with you and all of your family. God bless you all.

Stella Olivas Of Howardwick

723w ago

I am so sorry mary i wish there was something i could say to make it better. I just know it will the lord will see to that just keep the lord close to your heart and know that Bill is with him. That all we can do. I am next door you know if there is anything i can do. you are in my prayer. May the lord keep you strong though all of this keep family as close as you can keep you heart open the the lord and he will always be there

Britton Hall Of Clarendon, Tx

723w ago

Bill was a very kind and caring man and I am thankful for the positive impact he has made in the community.The first time I recall meeting Bill was at the Clarendon Outpost during his regular visit for coffee. The deputies always received free coffee but Bill insisted on paying for his. I remember thinking about what a testament that small act of kindness was to his character. He was a man who did not expect special benefits or privileges for his service to the community. He focused all of his time and energy on others.. and for that I am thankful. I will miss him dearly.

Machiel Covey Of Claendon

723w ago

I had the pleasure of working with Bill at the DC Sheriff Office. I was so amazed with his and his family's history and pride being Texas Rangers. He told great stories and was fun to work with. I will dearly miss Bill. Glad he is no longer in pain and is with his lost loved ones right this minute. We will see each other again Bill! Hold the gate open for me. My paryers are with you.

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