LOUIS M. BELL

Mr. Bell was a faithful friend to our Buchanan family. Our Dad would always take his weekly phone call when others were passed by.

Sleep well my friend. Miss our long talks,,,,,

I met Lou Bell in 2003 when I worked as District Manager, New England, for the Jamaica Tourist Board, an agency of the Government of Jamaica. It was at one of our official functions where our Prime Minister, the Hon Portia Simpson, was the guest of honor of the Boston Jamaican community.

He had a tremendous love of Jamaica (and reggae music) and visited the island every year until his health declined. He was a Jamerican in every sense of the word and often amazed me with his vast...

The pain of losing someone in death is the most devastating pain that one can feel.may the God and father who binds up the broken-hearted, comfort strengthens and soothed all those who mourn.may God sustain the families and friends.my deepest sympathy and condolences to the families during this difficult time of grief and pain.
-GP/LM

I wasn't so much a friend of Louie Bell's as I was an admirer. He was an original in so many ways, but it was his sense of humor that was the outstanding hallmark of his great genius. It is said that eccentrics are the ornaments of any culture, and Louie was an ornament like none other. He is gone and his spark no longer brightens our world. I am saddened, but grateful that I was able to enjoy over the years the gift to the world that was Louis M. Bell, a funny, funny man.

I love you, Louis.