Dilworth Sellers Obituary

As a cardiologist, Dr. Sellers was doubly good. He not only cared for my physical heart, he encouraged my spiritual heart. It is fitting that I think of him most often during my neighborhood exercise walks.

Your pride in him surely must "runneth over" .

Judith, Buz and I were in medical school together, 61-63 and were very close, . studying together almost every night. Like most old men I started to think back over those years and was startled to realize we had not talked in many years. I was so distressed to see that he is gone. I would love to talk to you about your life and family and share some of , our memories, Please call me when you can, 713-5536926 2733 Fenwood rd. Houston 77005
Graham Guerriero

Mine goes way back to either 3rd or 4th grade at Alta Vista Elem. School in Abilene. I was ill with the measles, and Buzzy, my classmate, rode over on his horse to bring me some wild flowers he had picked. My mother told me it was a white horse. I wouldn't go to the door because I looked so bad with the measles. He continued to be a knight on a white horse to all his patients , I'm sure. I saw him last at an Abilene High Reunion a few years back.

I served with Buz @ the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, and he was always good company. It's hard to believe that he's gone after a fine trip to Rumania with Judy, arriving home healthy and happy. What a great way to go. but too premature.

Buzz stands out in my memory as a kind and courteous friend, a high school pal that I will always remember fondly. Clarice Smith Cole

Please accept my sincerest condolences. May God and your fond memories give your family peace and comfort during this dif time.
Ms Porter

Buz and I were high school classmates and a person that I had the highest regard for

A life long friend. You did it well every place you went. Rest in peace, Buzzy.
Dale Byram Kimsey

We've lost a really good AHS Eagle! My husband and I graduated with Buz, and he was always such a gentleman. I'm sorry he's gone.

Dr. Sellers never let any of my treadmill time go to waste. He and I would exchange lots of stories about Abilene and Anson, often for the benefit of the nurse who was helping nearby.

None of my doctors ever befriended me as much as Dr. Sellers. Congratulations on your blessing.

Bob Dixon
Trinidad, Colorado

I hope this message makes it to the family. Buzz was one of my favorite cousins even though he was a generation ahead of me. He was first cousin to my dad Tom Sellers. Buzz and Judy were close to my immediate family when they lived in Atlanta in the 1960's. I am so happy that my son, Parker and I got to visit them again last year in Colorado Springs. My heart breaks for Judy, John, Scott, Eleanor and their families. A great loss for us all.

Buz was a dear family member, cousin to my father, Tom Sellers, and like a warm "uncle" to me, my brother, sister and our children. I remember that he and his wife Judy moved into our childhood home to "baby sit" for some days when he was a medical intern in Atlanta. I also remember talking him into adopting one of my puppies and surprising Judy and his boys with "Hershel". He was a special man.

For the family - I didn't know Buz well but always appreciated the opportunity to sit beside him at any of the Buffalo Bill functions. He will be missed in that setting. My condolences for your loss.