Gary L. Self

We met Gary when we lived in Vernonia, Oregon, on Creekview Lane. Walt Self was Gary's Father. We met Walt after his wife, Wanda passed away. He was a dear friend and we would take Walt to church with us. As Walt's health was failing we met Gary, who would come to Vernonia and help his father out in many, many ways. Walt loved it when Gary took him to Hale's for Clam Chowder, usually on Fridays.

Gary was a great son with a beautiful heart for his dad. So sad to hear the news and we...

Please accept my condolences as a friend of Gary's back in high school days. We shared many a laugh and he had such a great smile and twinkle in his eyes. May your many years of memories bring you comfort at this difficult time. Anita Boyd Perkins

So sorry for your loss, our deepest heartfelt condolences to the family. Gary was a wonderful man, with a great sense of humor. He will be missed greatly by many. RIP Gary.

We have known Gary and Bessie for many years. Gary was a great guy and will be missed. We were out of town when we heard of his passing and were unable to attend the service. Condolences to the family. Bobbie and Marty Oppenlander

I worked with Gary in the Emergency management department with Ruth Shope. I enjoyed sharing thoughts and life goals. It was a pleasure to work with you.
Peter Nelson
Major USAF retired

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

I served with Gary as a deputy sheriff for many,many years. As we each moved through our career, we took different paths. I was impressed with Gary and his interest in the development of the young prospective police officer. The department relied heavily on his knowledge of antiquated radio systems and how to keep them operational. He provide many other services to the Washington County Sheriff's office that helped to keep the office running smoothly. He had a deep appreciation for his...

I have known Gary and Bessie for many years. I always remember reading stories about Gary delivering babies in route to hospitals. Baby couldn't make it to the hospital in time, so thank goodness for Gary. RIP Gary.