John Bella Jr.

1955 Binghamton Triplets John "Zeke" Bella with team mate John Malangone

I never meet your Dad but he was a friend of my Uncles when he played ball in the HD league and I've heard many stories about his ball days here in Nova Scotia,He starred on the 49 and 50 Dartmouth Arrows and was a Hugh reason they won the championship for those years.Heat felt condolences to all the family

A Dartmouth fan

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

To all the Bella family - your dad/grand dad will be sincerely missed. His enthusiasm, wit, humor and love touched so many. I cannot avoid smiling whenever I say his name. He was a wonderful person who touched so many lives and will never be forgotten. He is now at peace and up with Corky smiling down on all of you. Treasure the beautiful memories to help you heal at this sad time.

Dear Kathy & family,

I am so sorry to hear about your Dad's passing, my condolences to all.
Hoping your treasured memories
bring you comfort day by day.
May the Lord comfort your hearts as only He can do.

Stephanie

Dear Kathy and family,
It made me sad to see the name Zeke as I knew it must be Mr. Bella. I only met him once, and thought he was a cool guy. Afterwards, I heard about his days as a Yankee, and was surprised, because he seemed a very humble man, and upon reflection wished I had known to ask for his autograph if only to acknowledge a great accomplishment. I hope your happy memories will be of some comfort...

Kathy, Diane & Mary; We can't express in words how sorry we are to hear about Zeke.We will cherish the memories of all the great times both in Greenwich & Fla. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

My deepest sympathy to "Zeke's" family and friends. The Town of Greenwich has lost a very special citizen. May you be comforted by the respect, love, sympathy and friendship of many. From a loyal, die-hard Yankee fan, Toyota driver and Greenwich resident, Carol DiMassimo