Sheldon Bell

Larry, Bridget and Brian,,,,,,,,,,,,,sooooooo sorry for your loss..........Peace to you all........ Jan Kallestad

Dear Mr Bell, Brian, and Bridgit, I’m so sorry for your loss. In my memory I can still see Mrs Bell/your mom in the ski lodge up at Red Lodge Mountain. She kept all of us kids in line! - I also have many memories from life on Clark Avenue and spending time at your house after school. - I haven’t seen you or your family in many-many years, but wanted to send my respects. My mother also has Alzheimer’s. Has had it for about 15 years. Adam and I understand that long winding road. I hope you find peace now that she is free.

Hugs to you and your family, Larry. Shelley was always a bright spot and a charming woman. I am so sorry that Alzheimers took her from you and your kids. Here's to the many good memories you and the family will share. You will laugh, you will cry, but you will keep her in your hearts forever.

DearLarry, Brian, Bridget, Polly, and DeeDee, Out loving thoughts and prayers are with you as you say your final goodbye to Shelly. What a wonderful lady she was. Shelly and I struggled through the same geometry class at GFHS, and often laughed about it. Lots of good memories of our skiing days and watching our kids race. Aren’t we blessed to know She is in a wonderful place with our loving Lord. Blessings to all of you, Otto and Jody Dringman

Heartfelt condolences to Shelly's family. She was a special person and a good friend who will be sorely missed. I enjoyed many wonderful, fun experiences with her while we were at the University, and cherish those memories. May she rest in everlasting peace. Jim Bartell