William (Bill) BELL Age 71. Born on 2/28/39 and died unexpectedly on 1/11/11 after suffering a fatal heart attack while at home with his wife. On NYE he learned he had lymphoma cancer and he and his family were getting ready to wage war against this disease. However, God had other plans for "Skipper Bill" and now his family & friends are struggling to deal with their sudden and tragic loss. There will be a celebration of his life at the Port Orchard Yacht Club in February, as boating was his passion from an early age. Please contact his wife or visit www.bonneywatson.com for more details.To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
February 3, 2011
Dearest Karen,
Kelly and I just found out about Bill - we send our warmest regards and thoughts to you and your family.
I will always rememeber POYC Halloween Party and your costumes!
Please let us know if you need anything.
Love
Penni and Kelly Foust
Jesse Lao
January 31, 2011
Bill was my lead and manager at thye City of Seattle. He was well liked and respected.
Mike Nagan
January 25, 2011
Bill was a true public servant in his City of Seattle career - competent, loyal and of unquestioned integrity. He was a go-to guy. I miss him.
Daisy Christopherson
January 24, 2011
Dear Karen,
I send my deepest sympathies. He will be missed by everyone who ever came in contact with him. Jill called to let me know. Please let me know when and where the memorial will be held. Love you, Daisy
Lisa Peyer
January 24, 2011
Bill was a good man, father, husband, and friend, and one can't leave behind a better legacy than that. He will be sorely missed.
Tony Wong
January 23, 2011
Karen, my deepest condolences for your loss.
tami frakes/wendel
January 23, 2011
Dear Bell family,
I was his step daughter Tami Frakes many years ago and we are all sending our condolences. I remember when they moved from the new house in Federal Way and bought the large sail boat named Tioga in the San Francisco area. My little sister had a wonderful childhood on that boat.
With prayers for all,
Tami
Rene' Vanzant
January 23, 2011
Dearest Karen, the picture of Bill is priceless! Bill touched us with his wry sense of humor and strength of character. He will be greatly missed.
Much love always, Rene' and Bob
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