Kristine Anna Selvy

January 28, 1956 - December 03, 2012

Kristine Anna Selvy

January 28, 1956 - December 03, 2012

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Kristine was born in Oakland California, on Jan. 28, 1956. She attended schools mostly in California, graduating from Newark High School, in Newark Calif., in Jan. 1974. She joined the Marine Corps right after graduation. She loved learning and held several degrees and certificates from many colleges. She was multi-talented and worked as a nurse, office worker, chef, caterer, pastry chef, banker, phlebotomist, lab tech and teacher. She was also a gifted needle woman.

She is survived by her husband Jefferson Selvy; her mother, Ann Lary of Bellingham; her sister, Trudy Lary of Portland Oregon, and daughter Amelia Laing; her sister Nina E. Lary Kimmel, (Charles), and daughters Samantha Kimmel, and Briana Kimmel. She leaves behind husband Jefferson Selvy, his father Harry Selvy, and sister Susan Fairchild. She also leaves behind her son Nathan Morbeto, (Alisha) and grandchildren Arianna, Drake, and Teagan; and, daughter Sarah Baker and grandchildren Markez and Selina.

Kris loved to travel. She and Jefferson traveled to Scotland and Egypt while he studied Celtic history. They later settled in Wyoming where he continued his studies at the University of Wyoming. Most recently they settled in Burlington, WA. In many places Kris lived she was active in the Presbyterian Church; singing in the choir, and serving as a deacon at St. James Presbyterian church in Bellingham.

She is preceded in death by her father, Rex B. Lary, her grand parents, Ray W. Lary, Ira Sobey, Elizabeth Sobey, and Nina V. Lary. Her memorial service will be held on Saturday, Dec 15, 2012, at 2:00 p.m. at St James Presbyterian Church. 910 14th Street, Bellingham. Please make memorials to charities of your choice, or St James Presbyterian Church.

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2 responses to Kristine Anna Selvy

  1. I have a lot of memories of my cousin Kris because it seems we were over at my aunt and uncle’s house almost every weekend when I was a kid. The age gap prevented us from being confidantes, but I remember when I was 12 she tried to help me find my inner girl by putting together a manicure kit for me and showing me how to take care of my hands. As we got older we did not see each other very often, but I had the good fortune to see both her and Jeff while they were living in Wyoming. We had an enjoyable visit, and, although I know it wasn’t an easy decision, I am glad she got an opportunity to travel and to have that experience with Jeff. Her gift of herself has given hope to so many; it seems like a good way to remember her, and a comfort to know that she will continue to live even as she has given others new life.

  2. Rita Perry says:

    Please accept my sympathy to the loving Husband, Family & Friends,in the painful loss of your dear Kristine. She was such a talented woman in her many endeavors. She will be sorely missed by all who knew & loved her.May you be comforted by the following Bible Verses: Isaiah25:8 “HE WILL ACTUALLY SWALLOW UP DEATH FOREVER,AND THE SOVEREIGN LORD JEHOVAH WILL CERTAINLY WIPE THE TEARS FROM ALL FACES.”

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