Rachel Ruth Sellnow

Rachel, may you RIP. I am saddened to hear of your passing. It was a pleasure to have known you and worked with at the Department of Administration in Accounts payable. My prayers to your family.

I am so sorry to hear of your mom's passing, Jasper and Griffith, and to all other relatives. She was a joy to know. May God give all of you comfort at this time.

My deepest sympathy to the Sellnow family! My the Lord bless you, keep you, may the Lords face shine down on you, in the Name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Ghost! Jerry Underwood

Rachel was my friend for 31 years. We watched our children grow up together, we shared confidences, sorrows and celebrations. Rachel was extremely intelligent, with a dry and clever sense of humor, and she never missed an opportunity to bring levity to any situation. Rachel was the last “letter writer” on the planet and she’d occasionally mail me a 4 page letter (front AND back) sharing all the latest news in the Sellnow family. Rachel was devoted to her sons and she doted on her grandchildren; she was able to recite every detail of the lives of her family members, as well as the those of close friends and their families because Rachel listened and she truly cared. Rachel was a kind, generous, compassionate woman with a truly pure heart. Rachel is home in the arms of her Savior, she was a good and loyal solider.

My condolences to Rachel's Family. I first met Rachel when I was a new hire with the DMV at Madison West in 2009 and was assigned to temp one day in Watertown. Some years later I was transferred to Beaver Dam, then Rachel was also eventually transferred there some time later. For a year or two we worked next to each other every day. She was always pleasant, dutifully helpful to Customers, had a positive word, a wonderful Christian woman, and I enjoyed her "G" rated 'dad-humor', if you will! I hope you have a warm and joy-filled celebration of her life today!