Kenneth Selvig

I have known Ken for the passed 29 years. I was a Courtroom Clerk in the Felony Division of the Clerk's Office and Ken was the prosecutor of my first 1st degree murder case (Paul William Scott). I remember working with Ken who was always a blessing to work with in Court. He was a very knowledgable man and always believed in doing what is right and not was is needed to "win a case". He will truly be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.

I am praying for you and the family. My heart goes out to the family. Ken always believed in what he did and did such a great job. He touched many lives here at the courthouse and with anyone he came in contact with. May you find comfort and strength in the days ahead. Please know that the family is in my thoughts and prayers. He will be remembered by us all and missed dearly.

Dear Tanja, Kirsten, and Karl,
Words can not convey the sorrow we feel over your loss. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. Please know that we are here for you. We love you,
Kim, Emily, Olivia and Greta

Selvig family,

You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Selvig Family,
I have thought of you all every day. My heart goes out to each of you. You have always been a family which I have admired and felt blessed to know. Your strengh is called upon, yet again. My love and prayers to each of you.
Leslie Westphal, Lacey & Cassie

We are praying for you during these difficult times and we hope that you know that your sorrow is shared by all who love you. We pray that the Lord bless you and keep you and may His face shine upon you during this painful time.
love,
Austin, Jami and Caleb Miller

Dear Selvig family,
My name is Jeannie John Brandt, M.D. I am the hiker who delivered CPR to Ken on the day of his death. There is much I wish to share with you of the day of Ken's death.
First, Mount Helena is a very special place, and November 13, 2006 was a particularly lovely day there. It was the perfect November day...one moment snow flurries flying, the next moment sunbeams breaking out through thick clouds to touch the valley floor. Mount Helena has been our town's...

Dear Tanya and Family,
Please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your beloved Ken. Having lost my own husband suddenly several years ago, I know the trauma you are feeling and my heart aches for you all. Please take comfort in my humble thoughts and prayers. Ken's was a life well-lived, a man who made a difference in his community and, especially, his family. I know you will miss him every hour of every day.

I have known Ken for 30 years here in Florida, and Tatjana almost that long. He was truly the quintessential "nice guy". My sincerest sympathies to Tatjana, the children and all of his family.