Tammy Annette Bell, 43 years, 3 months and 28 days, lost the battle with cancer Saturday, September 6, 2014, at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Born May 9, 1971, in Batesville, Arkansas, to A.C. & Cecilia (Scribner) Bell.
Tammy's current employer was Flowers Bakery in Batesville. Her favorite job was smiling and being friends, for a long time this was at Triangle Cafe'. The job she was most proud of and longest running was “Mom” to her two sons, Spencer and Logan.
Leaving behind are her sons, Spencer and Logan Huckabee of the home; her parents A.C. and Barbara Bell of Batesville and Cecilia Scribner of Oil Trough; her brothers, Terry Bell and Shawn Gallaway of Batesville and Jeremy Gallaway of Colorado; her aunts and uncles, Betty Hardbarger of Rogers, Colene (Cliffton) Foster of Batesville, Linda Dale, Gary (Louise), Doug (Kathy) Scribner of Missouri, Phyllis (Donnie) Reed of Locust Grove; nieces, Kimberly and Lexie Bell, Megan and Morgan Galloway, and so many cousins that she had enjoyed each and every one in growing up together.
Services were held at the Willis Funeral Service Chapel. Interment was in the Oaklawn Cemetery.
Born May 9, 1971, in Batesville, Arkansas, to A.C. & Cecilia (Scribner) Bell.
Tammy's current employer was Flowers Bakery in Batesville. Her favorite job was smiling and being friends, for a long time this was at Triangle Cafe'. The job she was most proud of and longest running was “Mom” to her two sons, Spencer and Logan.
Leaving behind are her sons, Spencer and Logan Huckabee of the home; her parents A.C. and Barbara Bell of Batesville and Cecilia Scribner of Oil Trough; her brothers, Terry Bell and Shawn Gallaway of Batesville and Jeremy Gallaway of Colorado; her aunts and uncles, Betty Hardbarger of Rogers, Colene (Cliffton) Foster of Batesville, Linda Dale, Gary (Louise), Doug (Kathy) Scribner of Missouri, Phyllis (Donnie) Reed of Locust Grove; nieces, Kimberly and Lexie Bell, Megan and Morgan Galloway, and so many cousins that she had enjoyed each and every one in growing up together.
Services were held at the Willis Funeral Service Chapel. Interment was in the Oaklawn Cemetery.
Tammy Annette Bell, 43 years, 3 months and 28 days, lost the battle with cancer Saturday, September 6, 2014, at Baptist Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Born May 9, 1971, in Batesville, Arkansas, to A.C. & Cecilia (Scribner) Bell.
Tammy's current employer was Flowers Bakery in Batesville. Her favorite job was smiling and being friends, for a long time this was at Triangle Cafe'. The job she was most proud of and longest running was “Mom” to her two sons, Spencer and Logan.
Leaving behind are her sons, Spencer and Logan Huckabee of the home; her parents A.C. and Barbara Bell of Batesville and Cecilia Scribner of Oil Trough; her brothers, Terry Bell and Shawn Gallaway of Batesville and Jeremy Gallaway of Colorado; her aunts and uncles, Betty Hardbarger of Rogers, Colene (Cliffton) Foster of Batesville, Linda Dale, Gary (Louise), Doug (Kathy) Scribner of Missouri, Phyllis (Donnie) Reed of Locust Grove; nieces, Kimberly and Lexie Bell, Megan and Morgan Galloway, and so many cousins that she had enjoyed each and every one in growing up together.
Services were held at the Willis Funeral Service Chapel. Interment was in the Oaklawn Cemetery.
Born May 9, 1971, in Batesville, Arkansas, to A.C. & Cecilia (Scribner) Bell.
Tammy's current employer was Flowers Bakery in Batesville. Her favorite job was smiling and being friends, for a long time this was at Triangle Cafe'. The job she was most proud of and longest running was “Mom” to her two sons, Spencer and Logan.
Leaving behind are her sons, Spencer and Logan Huckabee of the home; her parents A.C. and Barbara Bell of Batesville and Cecilia Scribner of Oil Trough; her brothers, Terry Bell and Shawn Gallaway of Batesville and Jeremy Gallaway of Colorado; her aunts and uncles, Betty Hardbarger of Rogers, Colene (Cliffton) Foster of Batesville, Linda Dale, Gary (Louise), Doug (Kathy) Scribner of Missouri, Phyllis (Donnie) Reed of Locust Grove; nieces, Kimberly and Lexie Bell, Megan and Morgan Galloway, and so many cousins that she had enjoyed each and every one in growing up together.
Services were held at the Willis Funeral Service Chapel. Interment was in the Oaklawn Cemetery.
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