Christopher Bell Obituary

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Christopher Bell was one of 29 miners killed April 5, 2010 by a huge explosion in an underground coal mine owned by Massey Energy Co. in West Virginia - the worst U.S. mining disaster since 1984.

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"Christopher, and all your mine brothers, thank you for your service. How can we ever repay you? May the Almighty protect your families and friends."
- Tim Reise (Nashville, TN)
"In Loving Memory. Will keep your family in our thoughts and prayers. From the Echols and Moorehead families"
- Andrea Moorehead (Anawalt, WV)
" A Candle is lit in my heart.."
- Jessica Grose (Rock, WV)
"I'm very sorry for the Bell Family for there lost. May God be with you."
- Shonna Vaughn-Phipps (Dayton, OH)
"Kathy and Chris, Please know that my heart and prayers are with you and your family. Memories will always keep him close forever. Hugs to all. Sincerely, Beverly Neff"
- Beverly Neff (Dayton, OH)

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Published in Dayton Daily News on April 13, 2010

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