Charles Glenn Bell

Randy, I am so sorry that you have lost your Dad and I ask that you convey my sympthy to others of your family. especially your mother. As I told you on the phone the other day when you called and told me the sad news that I too, had lost my Dad at the age of 67, and I still miss him very much. You will also miss the times of good memories shared by you both. I remember my Dad telling me he wished he could sit down and have a lenthy talk with his Dad, I feel the same way and you will probably...

Dearest Family,
Words cannot express the sadness in learning of Uncle Glen's passing. We understand what a great loss it can be, having just been through it ourselves. Both are up in heaven with grandma probably raising cane! We will remember the good times with you all and you know our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
Love,
Gary, Monica, Andrew & Margaret

Dear Sandy and family,
We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts and prayers of many are with you at this time of sorrow. You are loved and cherished. Please extend our condolences to your entire family.

I remember Mr. Bell always smiling everytime we would see him. He so enjoyed his 80th birthday party and loved to show us all the work he had done on his home.
Love and prayers to Mrs. Bell, Glenda, Sandy, and Randy .

Kay & Robert

Dearest Glenda,
As a daughter to a beloved Dad, I just had to express my thoughts. My deepest sympathy for you and your family. I know how much you loved your DAD and how much you talked of him to me. Your wonderful gift of goodness and caring grew from his influence on you. You will continue to mirror that goodness forever, even though you cannot be with your Dad except in wonderful memories. Celebrate his life, greive the sorrow at his loss, and know that many at home LOVE YOU and...

To the best Grandpa & Great Grandpa in the World. I will miss you more than you would ever know. Thank you for teaching me many things while growing up. I love & miss you.

Your Grandson,
Jeff Bromer