Mary Frances Shell

My Mom cherished her friendship with Mary very much. Their activities overlapped, especially with church and P.E.O. After my Mom passed, I had a wonderful visit with Mary and know she also cherished their friendship. I am very sorry for your loss. She was a joyful, positive woman and will be missed.

I think of my Aunt Mary Frances with much fondness, love, and admiration. Even though I didn’t know her well, I felt a deep connection to her through our common love of music and her dedication to helping others. It always meant a lot to me that she attended my baptism when I was a child in Atlanta. Sending much love to the family during this time.

What a wonderful example of living a Christ centered life. Mary shared her love of music with all of us at First Presbyterian Church in Ypsilanti but had a special connection with the children and lead the Children's Choir for many years teaching so many, including my son and daughter.
She was my P.E.O. sister of 50 plus years where she shined in every endeavor. I loved her gentle nature. She was a cherished friend and will be missed. My sympathy to all of the Shell family. Lovingly,...

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

So sorry to learn of Mrs. Shell’s death. My prayers are with Bill and all the family and friends. May God give her Eternal Rest.

She was such a wonderful lady. RIP Mrs. Shell.

My family moved across the street from Mrs. Shell in 2008. Upon meeting her, I was thrilled to find out that she had lived in Pine Bluff, my hometown! I enjoyed hearing her reminisce about living there long before I was born. Our families still live there so I was able to give her an update on the current state of things!

My young daughter thoroughly enjoyed sitting in the backyard and admiring her flowers. Mrs. Shell was always so kind to her, allowing her to pick a few...

Offering our deepest sympathies during this time.