Surrounded by his children,
\n George Arthur Bell passed away on November 21, 2025, at Doctor Everett
\n Chalmers Hospital.\u00a0<\/p>\n
George was born in Prince
\n Edward Island on August 8,1934.\u00a0<\/p>\n
He is predeceased by his
\n parents Cecil and Harriott Bell; Brothers Ted, Frank, Russell and Don
\n Bell and sisters Gertrude and Aida Bell; wife Gertrude Bell (Brown)
\n and daughter Leisa Adams (Bell).<\/p>\n
He is survived by sons Arthur
\n (Arlene), Mike (Karen) and Darren Bell (Ally); daughters Marilyn
\n Aub\u00e9 (Allen) and Angie Bell and many nieces and nephews.
\n George was blessed with 13 grandchildren and many
\n great-grandchildren.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
For the past five years George
\n resided at Hillsley Care Home where he came to love all of his
\n “girls,” who made him feel right at home, especially his
\n special friend Crystal.\u00a0<\/p>\n
George was a very hard worker
\n in his days and was employed with Levines Scrap Metals Ltd for many
\n years. He loved working on cars in his spare time, as one could tell
\n when driving by George\u2019s home and seeing the yard filled
\n with cars that needed fixing.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Life wasn\u2019t always
\n easy for George, but he always persevered. He loved going to Bingo and
\n would never miss a night. If you ever stopped by for a visit, then you
\n better have been prepared to play a game or two or three of Crib. In
\n the past few years, he came to love his weekly visits and crib games
\n with his son Mike. His kids meant a lot to him, and he talked about
\n each one often. He greatly loved all of his grandchildren and asked
\n about them frequently. He would make sure he always had toonies on him
\n whenever visiting his grandchildren so he could pass them out followed
\n by a “you go buy yourself a
\n treat.”<\/p>\n
To quote George, “Let Go
\n and Let God”.<\/p>\n
Family and friends are welcome
\n to pay their respects to the family on November 25, from 3 to 5 p.m.
\n at 8 Hallett Street in Fredericton.<\/p>\n