Napoleon Arthur Bell

Napoleon Bell, was an extraordinary man. RIP Please find my son Isaac Linn Honeyman, Mr. Bell. Please help him. I'm trying to stay alive but it's hard. Life has lost so much meaning. Everything is a struggle and it is getting hard to see the point. Best, Adrienne Lila Scott

Hello Aunt Dorothy,
I recently spoke to Aunt Janet and heard of Uncle Naps passing. I am sorry for all of our loss.
I love you Aunt Dorothy, Kay and Napoleon.

Love,
Carla Toles-Anthony RN BSN

My sincere condolences to the all of the Bell family...I will always remember interviewing Mr. and Mrs. Bell on the Community Tapestry Television program...it was a complete joy to learn about them and their life in Columbus...Great folks...Mr. Bell was a giant of a man ...he will be missed...

Dorothy and Family,
The Coleman's in Youngstown send heartfelt condolences in the passing of napoleon. May God strengthen the family.
Joyce Davidson

Deepest sympathies to the Bell family and friends. I didn't get a chance to be around Mr. Bell, but from what I experienced, he carried himself with compassion, dignity and respect. Rest in Heaven, Mr. Bell.

Thank you Mr. Bell for having a positive impact on my life. I will miss you!
Montel

Please accept my sincere sympathy regarding the passing of Mr. Napoleon Bell. I had the opportunity to work with him during the "good ole political days" and learned a great deal during my times with him and Albert Hawkins. He was always patient, kind and a gentleman. My prayers are with the entire family.

Danni Palmore-Columbus, Ohio

To the Bell Family:

It was deep regret that I learned of the passing of Nap. He and Brother Lewis were great mentors and the support I received from both as an undergraduate Polemarch at Zeta Chapter, OSU and as Polemarch of the Columbus Alumni Chapter was unparrelled.

Nap and I would cross paths every day in the alley beside the State Office Tower on his way to or from meeting with Brother Allen. He day he would have a word of encouragement.

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