I remember Henry with his hifty laugh.. And always smiling. Another angel watching over us.. Blessing to his family in this time .

To the family you have my deepest sympathy for your loss Henry and myself grew up in same hood and he will surely be missed y prayers be with you all .

My Deepest Condolence to the Family of Henry Bell as I sit here thinking of the countless gathering fun and laughter's we share I see that Big smile on your face of yesterday years ago Tolles-Westside "Rest In Peace" may God give you Strength Family

My sincere condolences to the entire family

I went to Tolleston Junior High School with Henry. My family lived on 13th Rutledge St. I remember Henry always had a smile on his face and loved to tell jokes. Please accept our sincere condolences on the passing of Henry.

All I can say is the corner of 12th and Ellsworth we laughed loved and lived rest in perfect peace my friend

My prayers are with the family, be stronger. Henry will be missed.

Condolences to the entire family, especially my friend and former colleague, Joyce Bell Murphy.

Condolences to the family I pray that God give you peace and joyful memories of Henry. Blessings to you all

It is with deepest sympathy that we mourn the loss of our cousin Henry. Henry had such a cheerful spirit and always kept us laughing. He will be missed dearly. May the Lord provide comfort and strength to his wife Marlena and his family members.

A Grate Husband and friend

My condolences to the Bell and extended families. You will be missed, but not forgotten. Rest In Peace, Henry. Regards / Hector Medina Gary Sanitary District

My deepest condolences for ur loss of your dear love one. I have fond memories of Henry. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead. Hold on tight to cherished memories. Lean on family and friends for support..and cling to God's Word for strength and comfort.

Gods morning afternoon and or evening, To the Family and Love ones of a uplifting and peaceful brother, I offer my condolences with much regret for Our Loss. I remember Big Henry always teasingly saying, Wzup Mr. Westside , keep dressing and stepping. He and a few others never made me feel like an underclass Men ( I was ). I Respected him always for that. Charles Metcalf class of 1979

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