Harold Bell

Dear Judy, We are very sad to learn of Uncle Harold's death. May God bless you and comfort you. Kinley and Marylynn Harold's niece and sister

Judy, I taught with Harold at Reid elementary, and all I can say is that I adored him. My ex husband and I spent some time with you and Harold outside the workplace, enjoying dinners and listening to great music. You two were a dynamic duo, and I have thought about you both over the years. I am terribly sorry for your loss of such a wonderful friend! With very warm regards, Tracy Rademacher

Dear Judy, I am so saddened to learn of Harold´s passing. I enjoyed working with Harold for many years at Reid School. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Dear Judy, So sorry to read the sad news. My son Ryan and his wife Nicole informed me. She is a Grand Blanc teacher. An email was sent to GB staff and Ryan sent it to me. We had some good times together. Ryan mentioned the Nutcracker and having dinner at your house..it made a positive impression on him and Geoff too. We're all going to miss Harold. Our thoughts and well wishes are with you. You may be interested to know that Ryan and Geoff are doing fine. Geoff and wife Rachel have...

My favorite teacher! A wonderful man. Mr. Bell and my mother, Marj Broadworth who was also a teacher at Perry at the same time became very good friends. He had been in my thoughts over the years. Prayers for his family.

As a neighbor of Harold and Judy on Durand St. in Flint, we shared almost a decade of friendship. I will always remember the time Harold showed me his Lional train "village" in his basement and the time he gave me a maple tree sapling which is now thirty years old and flourishing. A really nice guy, we were so sad to hear of his passing. Mike and Terri Murphy

Mr. Bell was my favorite special Ed. Teacher back when I was in Grand Blanc High School. R.I.P. Mr. Bell.