Cassandra C. Bell was born October 13, 1955 in Longview, Texas to Octavie and S. D. Bell. She was a graduate of Longview High School.
At an early age she attended Parkview Baptist Church. She was a welder at Trinity Industrial and a CNA at Highland Pines.
She was a loving, and caring mother, sister, grandmother and friend. She loved having family gatherings for every holiday. She would walk that extra mile for her family, and she was a blessing to them all.
Cassandra was preceded in death by father S. D. Bell, mother Octavie Bell, sisters Dorothy Mae Lewis, Dorothy Louise Bell, and brother Reggie Bell.
She leaves to cherish her memory seven sons: Darren Bell, Renny Bell, Geroyce Bell, Brandon Bell, Branded Bell, Ronald Gray (Kalea) and Derrick Gray (Simone); two sisters, Ida Mae Hubbard, Gloria Faye Bell; a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and a special friend, Ronald Wayne Gray.
At an early age she attended Parkview Baptist Church. She was a welder at Trinity Industrial and a CNA at Highland Pines.
She was a loving, and caring mother, sister, grandmother and friend. She loved having family gatherings for every holiday. She would walk that extra mile for her family, and she was a blessing to them all.
Cassandra was preceded in death by father S. D. Bell, mother Octavie Bell, sisters Dorothy Mae Lewis, Dorothy Louise Bell, and brother Reggie Bell.
She leaves to cherish her memory seven sons: Darren Bell, Renny Bell, Geroyce Bell, Brandon Bell, Branded Bell, Ronald Gray (Kalea) and Derrick Gray (Simone); two sisters, Ida Mae Hubbard, Gloria Faye Bell; a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and a special friend, Ronald Wayne Gray.
Cassandra C. Bell was born October 13, 1955 in Longview, Texas to Octavie and S. D. Bell. She was a graduate of Longview High School.
At an early age she attended Parkview Baptist Church. She was a welder at Trinity Industrial and a CNA at Highland Pines.
She was a loving, and caring mother, sister, grandmother and friend. She loved having family gatherings for every holiday. She would walk that extra mile for her family, and she was a blessing to them all.
Cassandra was preceded in death by father S. D. Bell, mother Octavie Bell, sisters Dorothy Mae Lewis, Dorothy Louise Bell, and brother Reggie Bell.
She leaves to cherish her memory seven sons: Darren Bell, Renny Bell, Geroyce Bell, Brandon Bell, Branded Bell, Ronald Gray (Kalea) and Derrick Gray (Simone); two sisters, Ida Mae Hubbard, Gloria Faye Bell; a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and a special friend, Ronald Wayne Gray.
At an early age she attended Parkview Baptist Church. She was a welder at Trinity Industrial and a CNA at Highland Pines.
She was a loving, and caring mother, sister, grandmother and friend. She loved having family gatherings for every holiday. She would walk that extra mile for her family, and she was a blessing to them all.
Cassandra was preceded in death by father S. D. Bell, mother Octavie Bell, sisters Dorothy Mae Lewis, Dorothy Louise Bell, and brother Reggie Bell.
She leaves to cherish her memory seven sons: Darren Bell, Renny Bell, Geroyce Bell, Brandon Bell, Branded Bell, Ronald Gray (Kalea) and Derrick Gray (Simone); two sisters, Ida Mae Hubbard, Gloria Faye Bell; a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and a special friend, Ronald Wayne Gray.
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