Vincent Edwards Sellers was born May 2, 1968, in Fresno, Calif., to Karren and Joe Sellers. Vincent’s childhood was spent in San Jose, Calif., where he attended grade school and later high school at Silverton High.
Vince moved to Jackson in early 1990 and began working for Custom Tile. A short time later he met and married Terri Taylor. Vince helped Terri raise her daughter Monique and they welcomed the addition of another daughter Kaysha to their family a few years later. In 1996,Vince opened Sellers Tile. Vince was quite an accomplished tile contractor and often referred to as an artist.
He was an avid hunter and outdoorsman. He enjoyed sharing his love for the outdoors with his family and friends. Vince was a member of the Jackson Hole Snow Devils for longer than 10 years and was proud to be a volunteer fireman with the Jackson Hole Volunteer Fire Department.
In 2006 Vincent and Terri moved to Pinedale, then a few years later bought a ranch in Big Piney. But his favorite place in the whole world was his hunting cabin in Hoback Ranches.
Vince’s most prized possessions were his seven grandchildren. He was often heard bragging about how great life was being “Papa.”
Vince is survived by his wife Terri, daughters Monique and Kaysha, son-in-law Corey, grandchildren Cole, Kenzie, Riley, Kaycen, Westen, Wyatt and Benjamin, mother Karren, father Joe and stepmother Janet, brother Shane Sellers, sister Jodi Sape and several nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his son Cody Edward Sellers.
The family invites all his friends to join in celebrating his life and his 52nd birthday on May 2, at the Sellers Ranch at 197 Piney-Cottonwood in Big Piney. The potluck celebration will start around 12:30 p.m.
