Dr. Philip Tracy SEHL

Dear Sehl family, I was sadden to learn of the passing of your beloved father and Flo, your beloved husband, just five days after my own dad died.(July 10) I have so many happy (well, maybe not those 6 fillings in one novocaine free sitting) memories of "Dr Sehl" both as a dear family friend, dentist, GHO Red Coat, and community leader. I always remember how intently he would listen as I conversed with him and respond in such thoughtful, intelligent ways. Best of all, I loved exchanging ...

My condolences. Dr. Sehl was always kind to me, and those family ski trips to Vermont that I was occasionally included in as a child, made a big impact. I still ski, and live most of the time in southern Vermont; not far from Weston. I'm sure you folks are really going to miss him.

Flo, Debbie, Andy, Paul and all of the grandchildren....a pillar of the Wethersfield community will be remembered for his dedication to his family, patients, and friends...a true friend and neighbor to my mom...lots of good times...our deepest sympathy and love to you all...Leslie and Tom Watson

My dad is grieving the loss of his dear golfing buddy. Dad (Welles Adams) has so many memories of their youthful adventures in Wethersfield. I, too, recall, those trips to Dr. Sehl's office ("Open bigly", he'd say), AFS activities, and watching our respective parents' joy when they entertained. Dr. Sehl was always larger than life to this Wethersfield girl. God bless.

To the PT Sehl family - I have wonderfully fond memories of Dr. Sehl as a patient for my entire life until he retired. My dad was his FIRST patient over on Wolcott Hill Rd. We'd go visit grandpa (a block away), and skip our way up to Dr. Sehl's tiny little office for our appointments,with only Roseanne for a hygenist and Linda for the receptionist!! My mom and dad, Dick and Nancy BARTOES, passed away in 2010 so now they are all together! My dad had such respect for Dr.& Mrs. Sehl that he...

To the entire Sehl Family,

Though I have not had the pleasure of knowing you all, I did however, have the pleasure of knowing Dr. Sehl through my Grandfather, Ed May. I always looked forward to seeing Dr. Sehl each year at the GHO. He and Grandpa would love to to reminisce and tell us stories that dated as far back as the turtle races. I loved those stories. I cherished them back then, and even more so today. What a wonderful gift of giving he has left behind for all to enjoy. I hope...

Andy and Family: I am so sorry for your loss. Doc was my Little League baseball coach (BMCA) where I pitched with Paul. A truly class guy and a star of Wethersfield.

My condolences to Flo and all of the family from a very early patient (and neighbor) of Phil on Clearfield.

Miles Woodward