Obituary of Billy Wayne Suell

Billy W. Suell Vancouver, Washington August 15, 1946 ~ July 3, 2020 2 Timothy 4:7 I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith. Billy Wayne Suell made his entrance into this world August 15, 1946 in Center Texas, born to Maxie Lee and Bobby Scleste Suell (deceased). Billy was the 4th child of 7 siblings: Ennis Cleveland (deceased), Myra Morristene, Royce Glen, Joanne, Raymond Earl (deceased) and Matti Lois. Billy graduated from Timpson High School in Timpson Texas in 1965. He moved to Portland, Oregon in 1967 and was baptized into Christ and added to the Lord’s church in 1967. Billy lived faithfully winning souls for Christ, he worked with youth, taught bible classes, traveled the states helping others and planting seeds of love along the way. (Arizona, California, Vermont, Indiana, Texas, Washington DC, New Jersey, Colorado and Washington) Billy was an entrepreneur, flipping houses and the owner/founder of “Bill Suell Painting”, a construction company. He was a hard worker and love going out to eat. Billy enjoyed reading his bible, going to different gospel meeting, discussing bible topics with others, meeting and laughing with friends at Starbuck. In his youthful days he enjoyed riding and training wild horses, hunting, and driving fast cars, known as “Billy the Jet”. Billy was a no-nonsense guy. Billy married in 1981 (13 years) and the father of 3 sons. Billy was a faithful member of the 160th Ave Church of Christ in Portland Oregon. Billy’s spirit was returned to his Creator on July 3, 2020 in Vancouver Washington. He leaves to cherish his memories 3 sons: Jamaal of Cedar Rapids Iowa, Tony and Timothy of Portland Oregon, 1 grand-daughter Amara-Star of Vancouver Washington. 1 brother and 3 sisters, Morristene (Eugene) Mitchell of Portland Oregon, Royce Suell of Tigard Oregon, Joanne Green of Portland Oregon and Matti (James) Neal of Vancouver Washington, 11 nieces and nephews, sister-in-law Belinda Suell of Vancouver, too many to count relatives, brothers and sisters-in-Christs, and his son’s mother and sister Rosie and Tamara. Billy’s last written words: I want to leave my family, friends and persons who care about me with assurance of my love and without the burdens of guilt or conflict. Proverbs 1:5 Let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance.