Justin Mason Bell

Dear Sharon, Michael and Adrienne,

It is truly with heavy hearts that we write this. Know that we share in your grief.

Over the course of the years since we last saw Justin we have thought about him. Alex has filled us in a bit about where he was living, working and law school. Now we learn about his working at Wellesley. What an accomplished man.

Justin has always held a fond place in our memories. We were so glad that he was always a good friend to Alex, and we really enjoyed his visits to our home for playdates, dinners and sleepovers. Always quiet (at least with us) and very polite. He was pleasure to be with.

What a tragic loss this is for you, your family, his friends and all those he touched throughout his life.

In sympathy,

Honey and Howard Solomon

Dear Sharon and Mike,

We are heartbroken to hear about the sudden passing of Justin. Please accept our deepest condolences for your unimaginable loss.

Our son, Seth, always spoke so warmly of "JB" - their friendship was filled with laughter, loyalty, and genuine connection. It´s clear that JB made a meaningful impact on everyone around him, and we know how much he meant to Seth.

We can´t begin to imagine the depth of your grief, but we hope you find some comfort in knowing how loved and admired Justin was. You raised a truly remarkable person, and his memory will live on in all who were fortunate to know him.

Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Susan & Jeff Hammer

To the Mason-Bell Family,
You all have my deepest Sympathy and warmest condolence's. I hope everyone can find Peace while your lives are in pieces.
With Love
Alnesakeanya White

I am so grateful to have so many memories of JB from our time at UMass together. There was truly no one like him and I will miss his laugh the most. Sending my thoughts and prayers to the entire Bell family. May his memory be a blessing.

I am writing to send my condolences to Mike and Sharon, parents of Justin. Sadly, I did not get to know Justin personally, but from knowing his parents, and reading the messages provided, it seems very clear that he was a fine man - as I would expect of Mike and Sharon.
There are no words that truly ease the pain of loss. But please know that this loss is shared. While the passing is unbelievable, the life you shared with him is a real thing and of substance - that does not change. And his gifts to you and to his community will continue to flourish in the warm light of your collective continued love.
Blessings to you. You are in my prayers.
Marilyn

Justin was the voice of Wellesley College Basketball. Walking down the ramp leading into the Fieldhouse, you would hear Justin announcing the starting lineups. It didn't matter than there were only 150 people in the stands. His enthusiasm and style brought energy to the crowd and always, a smile to my face. Justin knew what he did mattered. In all things, it did. This is a really tough loss.

Kathy Hagerstrom
Wellesley College

Dearest Bell Family,

My heart breaks for Justin. My heart breaks for you. I am Alex Solomon´s sister, Elana. I remember Justin very well from the boys´ childhood. He was a great kid and, I can see, became a wonderful man. I am sending you strong hugs and faith that Justin will always be with you.

Much Love,
Elana

To The Bell family and friends, please accept my condolences. Grief is the greatest price we pay for love Thank God for the opportunity to love and be loved by Justin.

I was fortunate to work with Justin when he was at Northeastern and will always remember his charm, wit and smile that appealed to students and staff alike. He mentored and supported our student-athletes and they loved him. You made a difference for many Justin, you will always be in our hearts and will always be a Husky! Heartfelt condolences and hugs to the Bell family.