Birth date: Sep 6, 1926 Death date: Apr 17, 2020
Ulysses Simpson Bell, age 93, of Dallas, Texas passed away on Friday, April 17, 2020 in Dallas, Texas. Ulysses was born on September 6, 1926 in Denison, Texas to parents Fred and Juanita Bell. He was happily married to Mrs. Charle Read Obituary
Dear Mrs. Bell and Alisha,
We just wanted to say how sorry we were to see that Mr. Bell passed. He was such an elegant and kind man. He helped us with many parties years ago. He was so professional and competent. We are sure he must have been an excellent teacher as well. He was a wonderful person. Please know we are thinking about you as you mourn his death while you celebrate his good life on earth.
With deepest sympathy,
Kay and Peter Weeks
From: Eddie Thomas
To: Mrs. Charles Etta, Alisha and family.
I will always remember Mr. Bell. He was the teacher that encouraged me to choose the career that I enjoyed and retired from. Mr. Bell asked me asked me what field I was working in.
I told him printing. He said that hurt his heart. He knew I would be a draftsman. I went back to school became a draftsman/Designer for over 20 years.
I am thankful for that motivating conversation I had many years ago with him. My condolences and prayers to you and the family.
Mr Bell was a very good instructor and extremely nice guy. He was very patient with the actors like me. Thank you Mr Bell for not sending me to the principal's office every time I acted up. I still use some of the mechanical drawing techniques in my private work that he taught me in 1955 at Lincoln HS. I used those skills throughout my engineering career, even when I became a supervisor and engineering manager at US Army Research and Development Center. In fact, I drew up some plans today for my home improvement project for submission to Neptune Township NJ for approval. I used some of the techniques that Mr Bell taught me.
Mr. Bell was a distinguished graduate of Prairie View A & M University, as were some of the other teachers at Lincoln HS and Madison HS; namely, Ms Banks and Col Carrington. I chose to go to Prairie View because I saw that Prairie View graduates did well. Thank you Mr. Bell for setting a good example.
My sincere and deepest sympathies to the Bell family. Lord Bless.
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Dear Alisha,
Thinking of you and your mother and sending my prayers. You father lead a very inspirational life.
Warm regards,
Danette
