Original Echo Cliff members.

David Sellers

 This is David and Bessie Sellers.  When the early missionaries came into this area a missionary by the name of Harvey Gardner (no relation) sought out Brother Sellers to help him communicate with the residents of the area.  Brother Sellers went with Elder Gardner and contacted and baptized many of the early members of the church. 
Brother Sellers is very deaf now and as you can see Sister Sellers has Arthritis in her hands so bad that she cannot use them.
We found this couple one day while we were wandering the hills down about a half mile from Daisy Nockenadeh home.  We took Daisy back with us to visit them and found that they were in need of food and company.
     The bathroom toilet was plugged.  The Navajo nation was supposed to send someone to their house and fix the problem.  That was 6 months ago.  I did not ask what they used as bathroom facilities.


Bessie Sellers.  You can get a feeling for the size of the Hogan
by the fan at the bottom of this picture is the fan shown below.  Mom is
doing a food order.

view from house



Sellers Living room. I was standing in the front
door when I took this picture.

This is view from Daisy's neighbor's house.  Sellers live next to the light pole just over the Hogan. We will pick up food for them when we are in St George on October 18.


Stove used for heat

Kitchen from door.  Stove at bottom