Mr. Selke, 
You were such a kind hearted man. I will miss seeing you, but now I know you are no longer suffering. You will always be one of my unforgettable  patients. Every time I see a Werther's Original, I will always think of you. Wesley says he will be sending you a balloon to heaven. Prayers to your family. 
Love,
Alana, Tim, and Wesley

Dad I'm so glad Erica and I was able to care for you these past 8 months. It was the best move we ever made. I will always have you in my heart. Now that you have made it to Maryland where you began your life you will be reborn again. I will miss you dearly. I love you! Your son and Buddy.

The Staff of Fort Lincoln Funeral Home wishes to express to you, your family and friends, our sincere and deepest condolences on the loss of your loved one. Please know those we love remain with us for love itself lives on, and cherished memories never fade because a loved one's gone. Those we love can never be more than a thought apart, for as long as there is memory, they'll live on in the heart. (Mary Ramish)

I'll always remember Uncle Jr for his model railroad trains and volunteering at Cottage City Fire Department.  He left many meals and lost hours of sleep rescuing people from fires.

Clarence was a very nice man,he did an excellent job as a Fire Inspector for the Prince Georges County MD Fire Department.
Deputy Fire Chief Ward Caddington,Ret.


Clarence - You will always have a special place in my heart. Born & raised in my hometown, Mt Rainier, MD
you too, relocated here and came to know my husband, Jeff Baum of the NMBFD.
After his demise, you being the special person you were, became a dear and caring personal friend to me and my family. You will be missed but are now in a far greater place with our Lord and am sure sharing your many stories with your fellow firefighters,
etc.  
Thank you for your true friendship.

Marge Baum & Family

Clarence, With a heavy heart, I'm truly sorry to have heard of your passing, but also happy for you that you have finally responded to your last alarm. You have earned your wings the hard way, as a fighter, as a brother fireman, and as an absolutely wonderful human being. From the very first time I met you until the last time we spoke, you were always one of a kind, in that special way an old timey fireman can be. So many of us that know you and loved having you around, will forever keep you in our thoughts and prayers and also in our stories about the greats of yesteryear. So, go in peace my brother, and look up my Grandpa and my Dad and all those other old-timers we often spoke about that are probably sitting around the kitchen table in Heaven's Station #1. Love ya' and God Bless!

You can rest peacefully now Homer.  Try not to hit the call button in Heaven too many times okay?  ;-)

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Mr. Clarence B. Selke Jr.

18 octobre 1933 – 27 février 2016

Lee Funeral Home

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