J.D. Bell JR

Della Hendricks

3w ago

in honor of J.D..

With Love,
Your Sister Della

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Krishna Watson

3w ago

in honor of J.D..

Uncle JD and Aunt Pecolia were married a long time; they made their life together with children a legacy that will last a lifetime. We are Blessed with their legacy, yet sorry for our Loss of family.
Blessings,
Marietta Wright and Family

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Krishna Watson

3w ago

in honor of J.D..

Aunt Pecolia and Family,

I know that no words can truly ease your pain, but my heart goes out to you and the family for the loss of Uncle JD.

I first met Uncle JD over fifty years ago. At that age, I believed I knew everything, so I didn’t fully appreciate him then. After spending two years in San Diego, I left, only to return several years later as a more mature adult. This time, I had the opportunity to sit and talk with Uncle JD. Before we began, I felt compelled to apologize for my youthful arrogance. Although he simply smiled and waved it off, it was important to me that he knew I recognized my misstep and wanted to make amends.

During our conversation, we reminisced about old times, discussed current events, and mostly talked about family—which is my family too. Through our discussion, we recognized a shared thread of love and reached a common understanding. I am grateful for the time we spent together and for the feelings of goodwill and understanding with which we parted.

You remain in my thoughts, and I pray for your peace and comfort.
Love you, Krishna