Kevin W. Bella, 13, was called home by God to be with his father in the heavens above.
Kevin was a student at Cloonan Middle School. Our little man was the light and sunshine of our lives. He was a special angel who touched the lives of everyone he met with his infectious smile. He had a great sense of humor, that even on a bad day, would make you smile. He had a love of being outdoors. He was a little handy man around the house and picked up the responsibility on his own accord of being the man around the house after his father's passing. He would mow the lawn, clean the pool and fixed what was needed whatever was broken.
When he was not tending to the house or the yard, Kevie and his brother were taking apart their bikes and modifying them if they were not riding them. Kevie was like a sponge who absorbed everything he learned. He would sit and watch the history channel for hours and then test us. He also loved music and hanging out with his friends. We will never forget the time we shared, or love we hold in our hearts for such a genuine angel.
He is survived by his loving mother, two sisters, an aunt, his paternal grandfather, and many cousins. Besides his father Kevin J. Bella, Kevin was also predeceased by his maternal grandparents William and Mary Ellen Masilotti, Jr.
Published in StamfordAdvocate from August 22 to August 23, 2012
Kevin was a student at Cloonan Middle School. Our little man was the light and sunshine of our lives. He was a special angel who touched the lives of everyone he met with his infectious smile. He had a great sense of humor, that even on a bad day, would make you smile. He had a love of being outdoors. He was a little handy man around the house and picked up the responsibility on his own accord of being the man around the house after his father's passing. He would mow the lawn, clean the pool and fixed what was needed whatever was broken.
When he was not tending to the house or the yard, Kevie and his brother were taking apart their bikes and modifying them if they were not riding them. Kevie was like a sponge who absorbed everything he learned. He would sit and watch the history channel for hours and then test us. He also loved music and hanging out with his friends. We will never forget the time we shared, or love we hold in our hearts for such a genuine angel.
He is survived by his loving mother, two sisters, an aunt, his paternal grandfather, and many cousins. Besides his father Kevin J. Bella, Kevin was also predeceased by his maternal grandparents William and Mary Ellen Masilotti, Jr.
Published in StamfordAdvocate from August 22 to August 23, 2012
Kevin W. Bella, 13, was called home by God to be with his father in the heavens above.
Kevin was a student at Cloonan Middle School. Our little man was the light and sunshine of our lives. He was a special angel who touched the lives of everyone he met with his infectious smile. He had a great sense of humor, that even on a bad day, would make you smile. He had a love of being outdoors. He was a little handy man around the house and picked up the responsibility on his own accord of being the man around the house after his father's passing. He would mow the lawn, clean the pool and fixed what was needed whatever was broken.
When he was not tending to the house or the yard, Kevie and his brother were taking apart their bikes and modifying them if they were not riding them. Kevie was like a sponge who absorbed everything he learned. He would sit and watch the history channel for hours and then test us. He also loved music and hanging out with his friends. We will never forget the time we shared, or love we hold in our hearts for such a genuine angel.
He is survived by his loving mother, two sisters, an aunt, his paternal grandfather, and many cousins. Besides his father Kevin J. Bella, Kevin was also predeceased by his maternal grandparents William and Mary Ellen Masilotti, Jr.
Published in StamfordAdvocate from August 22 to August 23, 2012
Kevin was a student at Cloonan Middle School. Our little man was the light and sunshine of our lives. He was a special angel who touched the lives of everyone he met with his infectious smile. He had a great sense of humor, that even on a bad day, would make you smile. He had a love of being outdoors. He was a little handy man around the house and picked up the responsibility on his own accord of being the man around the house after his father's passing. He would mow the lawn, clean the pool and fixed what was needed whatever was broken.
When he was not tending to the house or the yard, Kevie and his brother were taking apart their bikes and modifying them if they were not riding them. Kevie was like a sponge who absorbed everything he learned. He would sit and watch the history channel for hours and then test us. He also loved music and hanging out with his friends. We will never forget the time we shared, or love we hold in our hearts for such a genuine angel.
He is survived by his loving mother, two sisters, an aunt, his paternal grandfather, and many cousins. Besides his father Kevin J. Bella, Kevin was also predeceased by his maternal grandparents William and Mary Ellen Masilotti, Jr.
Published in StamfordAdvocate from August 22 to August 23, 2012
