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Mary Adams
November 19, 2017
Gordon was my first husband and father to Joe our lovely son. Dinger as I knew him was the most gentle and big hearted soul. He was clever and truly open to all that life had to offer. I miss you and hope that you know that you were very loved. Mary xx
gill james
July 22, 2013
Sadly it has taken 5 years for the news of the passing of Gordon ( aka in past times as Dinger ) to reach me here in Ireland. I was fortunate to know him and to enjoy his company and his kind heart around 30 years ago in Taunton, England.
My deepest sympathy to all who grieve. His memory lives on.
Jill Ejon
October 29, 2008
It's so sad losing someone you least expect to at a critical time when you needed him the most. Gordon was a perfect husband,father,in-law and friend. As an in-law, he treated me as though I was his own daughter and made sure that I had everything I needed as a young woman....who will do that for me now?We miss him very much and our hearts still melt in tears but we pray God rests his soul in eternal peace and continues to comfort those he left behind with whom he meant dearly.His memories shall glow in us as log as we live.
Dave Knott
August 17, 2008
Gordon was a very good friend to me for many years when he lived in the UK, & I was priveleged to work with him for several years in London, although we have not often been in contact since he moved to Uganda. I am shocked & saddened to hear of his untimely death & my thoughts go out to his children & family - with whom I would like to get in touch if anyone would be kind enough to contact me.
Chris Muganga kato
August 5, 2008
To the widow of late Gordon Bell, In this time of bearevement,when your husband is nolonger with you, loneliness creeps in and the reality that you have to shoulder the responsibity of raisng the young ones alone, makes life rather unbearable and uninteresting. Bearing this fact in mind, i urge you to remain strong because in the book of Job, God tells us to expect the good and the bad from him. Stay strong and remember that he gave in his only son so that we are set free. may Gordon's soul rest in eternal peace.
August 2, 2008
Scottish Heritage - (2008)
December 17, 2008
Whatever it takes - (09/05/2008)
September 5, 2008
Barb Purcell
August 6, 2008
The world is a better place for having both your Dad and your Mom in it.I have such wonderful memories of the Bell's country home, and all the fun we had as kids.I will keep these memories close to my heart forever.
Susan Helmer
August 4, 2008
Dear Gordy and Trudy ~ And your sweet girls ~
I was so sorry to hear the news of your Dad. Meg, Kathleen, Karen and Beth...all called me knowing this was important. I am sorry I could not be there with you all. But will touch base when I am in Town. Your Mom and Dad were so much a part of my growing up too. I loved when Mark included me in a "Bell Holiday visit".. that was special. Love you Gord. (Wooze)..... Susan and Steve and all the Helmers. XXOO
Dennis ONeil
August 4, 2008
My sincere condolences to the Bell family, and to the Schillings and the Jaycoxes. Gordon was a marvelously interesting and enlightened person to speak with, and a true entrepreneur in his many fields of interest.
Krista Schaeffer
August 4, 2008
Dear Gordy, Trudy and the girls,
I was sad to hear of the passing of your Dad. Gordon was an original along with Ester. I always cherished visits with him to hear stories or talk about the market. He knew so much and shared it all. Times in the country were also priceless. We were blessed to know him so long and so well. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love, Krista and Kurt Schaeffer (and the Schaeffer Family)
Debby Girgenti
August 4, 2008
Gordon & family:
Sorry to hear of the passing of Gordon. My dad Jack Bowers work with he for years, now him, John & my father are back together again. My thoughts & prayers are with you at your time of sorrow
Robert Bruno
August 3, 2008
Gordon my condolences to you and your family. Your Dad was a good friend of my father and now they are working together again.
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