BELL, Justina Josephine - Age 24, of Mt. Morris, died Sunday, October 8, 2006 as a result of an auto accident. Funeral services will be held at 1:30PM Friday, October 13, 2006 at the Mils Martin Funeral Home in Mt. Morris, Chaplain Jane Neussendorfer officiating with burial following at Sunset Hills Cemetery. Family will be present to receive friends 4-9PM Wednesday, 10AM-2PM and 4-9PM Thursday and 11AM Friday until the time of the service. memorial donations may be considered to the Justina Bell family fund. Envelpoes are available at the funeral home. Justina was born February 6, 1982 in Flint, Michigan, the daughter of Kellie (Herrick) Bell and Jeffery Bell. She graduated from Mt. Morris High School, Class of 2000. Justina enjoyed being with her mother, brother and many friends, listening to music and going shopping. Left to cherish her memory are: her loving mother and brother, Kellie and Justin; father, Jeffery; grandparents, Bill and Gwendolyn Bell; special aunts Karen and husband Tom Cannon and Kristine Herrick; special cousins and friends. Jennifer, Jessica, Natasha, Natalie, Tommy, Kirk, Mary, Shawn, Daylynn, Kristin, Nicole, Tiffany and Allison and many more. Justina was preceded in death by her grandparents; Franklin and Donna Herrick.
Justina's beautiful smile and fun-loving personality resonated not only with her family and friends, but with everyone she met. She was a free spirit, with a bubbly personality. She liked to have fun and always had a smile on her face. She was a cheerleader and named to the queen's homecoming court her sophomore and senior years where she was voted "best looking" and "biggest spender" by her classmates. She was about to begin working at Limited Too in the Genesee Valley shopping center.
Justina's beautiful smile and fun-loving personality resonated not only with her family and friends, but with everyone she met. She was a free spirit, with a bubbly personality. She liked to have fun and always had a smile on her face. She was a cheerleader and named to the queen's homecoming court her sophomore and senior years where she was voted "best looking" and "biggest spender" by her classmates. She was about to begin working at Limited Too in the Genesee Valley shopping center.
BELL, Justina Josephine - Age 24, of Mt. Morris, died Sunday, October 8, 2006 as a result of an auto accident. Funeral services will be held at 1:30PM Friday, October 13, 2006 at the Mils Martin Funeral Home in Mt. Morris, Chaplain Jane Neussendorfer officiating with burial following at Sunset Hills Cemetery. Family will be present to receive friends 4-9PM Wednesday, 10AM-2PM and 4-9PM Thursday and 11AM Friday until the time of the service. memorial donations may be considered to the Justina Bell family fund. Envelpoes are available at the funeral home. Justina was born February 6, 1982 in Flint, Michigan, the daughter of Kellie (Herrick) Bell and Jeffery Bell. She graduated from Mt. Morris High School, Class of 2000. Justina enjoyed being with her mother, brother and many friends, listening to music and going shopping. Left to cherish her memory are: her loving mother and brother, Kellie and Justin; father, Jeffery; grandparents, Bill and Gwendolyn Bell; special aunts Karen and husband Tom Cannon and Kristine Herrick; special cousins and friends. Jennifer, Jessica, Natasha, Natalie, Tommy, Kirk, Mary, Shawn, Daylynn, Kristin, Nicole, Tiffany and Allison and many more. Justina was preceded in death by her grandparents; Franklin and Donna Herrick.
Justina's beautiful smile and fun-loving personality resonated not only with her family and friends, but with everyone she met. She was a free spirit, with a bubbly personality. She liked to have fun and always had a smile on her face. She was a cheerleader and named to the queen's homecoming court her sophomore and senior years where she was voted "best looking" and "biggest spender" by her classmates. She was about to begin working at Limited Too in the Genesee Valley shopping center.
Justina's beautiful smile and fun-loving personality resonated not only with her family and friends, but with everyone she met. She was a free spirit, with a bubbly personality. She liked to have fun and always had a smile on her face. She was a cheerleader and named to the queen's homecoming court her sophomore and senior years where she was voted "best looking" and "biggest spender" by her classmates. She was about to begin working at Limited Too in the Genesee Valley shopping center.
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