Birth date: Oct 2, 1929 Death date: Mar 12, 2015
Mrs. Terry L. Bell, 85, of Hamilton, VA, passed away on Thursday, March 12, 2015 in Leesburg, VA. She was born on October 2nd, 1929 in Sommerville, MA to the late David A. and Thelma Reed Gearty. Mrs. Bell has been a part of the L Read Obituary
I had to say good bye to my oldest friend yesterday & it was the hardest thing I ever had to do.My wonderful Mother passed away last Thursday morning. Because we were very close, I somehow woke up in between
A memory and a dream @ 6:19 as the phone rang two minutes later. Somewhere in this heavy heart of mine, beneath all of the anguish, grief and pain, is a smile I still wear from the sound of my mom's endearing voice as I hear her say I Love you son.Presently my heart is shattered & All the joy within me has died for a while. I know God chose her for his Angel the morning she left us so she could watch over all of us from above,To guide, advise & to help make us wise. To let us know that we are still loved very much. When I think of her kind heart and all of those loving years.....Be careful! Wear clean underwear son & don't drive too fast! I'm surprised we never gave that woman a heart attack!.......Those memories will always surround me and now I have to hold back the tears....She truly was a best friend anyone could ever have, & the someone you could confide in & always count on.She always had a tender way, a warm and gentle but all-knowing grin because she knew you couldn't outrun her wooden spoon or return her cross court back hand! We wish to thank you Mother for being our pillar of strength for so many years.And though the fateful time has come when we must bid you this sad yet fond farewell. We will remember all you’ve taught us and we will make you proud.... we promise.....you’ll see.You left us entirely too soon and now have taken flight.We will all miss you terribly.....Terry Bell, because you made everyone around you smile w/ your perspicacious wit, your sense of humor, your goodwill & sense of fairness for all. Someone who you could always turn around & lean on & we all need that someone we can lean on. Truly..... a woman of depth, substance & character. It's a very sad day indeed now that you are no longer here & I will always have a void @ my very core from your absence. However, The world will always be a better place because you were in it & your legacy shall continue & alwaysblossom through your wonderful grandchildren......May God Bless & keep our dear friend, mother & Mimi, Terry Bell. <3
Terry Bell was an amazing, smart, spunky woman. As my husband, Terry, has noted, she was also a wonderful friend to education in Loudoun. She will be missed and long remembered. Gerri and Terry Hill
When we first arrived in Leesburg she stopped by our business to welcome us to Leesburg. She was such an out going lady . All though we haven't seen Terry in a few years, Ray always ask she sons how she was doing, so we knew she hadn't been well lately. We are living town tomorrow, so we won't be able to attend the service on Saturday, but know we are thinking of the family and will keep you in our prayers. We will make a donation to the fire company when we return.
Ray and Colleen Glembot
I remember wonderful times at my Aunt Terry's house In Virgina. I rode the horses, picked blueberries and corn and even jumped off the barn into a huge pile of hay. I had so much fun at her house. I even learned to play croquet in her yard. She was a kind caring person who always made you feel welcome. she always had a smile on her face. I will always remember the great times I had with My Aunt Terry. Rest in peace Aunt Terry. You will be missed. Love Jeanine
