Flomaton Man Dies In Georgiana Traffic Crash
March 23, 2011
A Flomaton man was killed earlier this week in a traffic crash in Georgiana, Ala.
William Arnold Bell, 64, died as result of injuries he received in the motorcycle crash in the Butler County, Ala., town. Further details about the crash have not yet been released by the Georgiana Police Department.
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I was so sad to learn of Arnold’s death. We were good friends and classmates all through school. He was a wonderful person, always kind and friendly to everyone. I know he will be terribly missed by all of those who were close to him. My condolences go to all his family and friends.
Sad news prayers and thoughts r with yall. I know its hard but have faith and it will get better .but will never be the same with out a loved one ……
My heart and prayer’s go out to Meta and the Bell Family…I was so SHOCKED to hear he was gone. He was my favorite cuz…when he was trucking he would come to PA and stay with me and Family for a couple days at a time. We always had FUN and Arnold enjoyed LIFE…He was a Good Man and a Very Good Friend to me even though we were Family. He will be missed and NEVER forgotten…Love to the My Family……..THE BELL’S…know I LOVE YOU ALL!!!
R.I.P. Arnold FOREVER……….
arnold and meta was friends with us for a long time. my husband burton and him go way back and he will be missed by us because we loved him and his family. are hearts go out to the family.i ask everyone who knew him to pray for his family.
we will miss you arnold.
god bless you
Our hearts go out to Mrs.Meta Bell and the entire Bell family. We were shocked this morning when one of our coworkers told us about Mr. Bell and we cried. He was such a good man who never failed, every time he came in, to express his love for his precious wife.
We do not know “why” this happened, We do not understand but May the family find comfort in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Our prayers our with you.
With loving thoughts & prayers,
Julie Booth-Moran
and the employees of Century Pharmacy
Arnold was a friend to me and so many others. I pray for the family, through this terrible time. I will keep the family in my prayers.
My thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends
Reeling from this news. Arnold and his family and our family go ‘way back. Can’t believe he has suddenly been taken from us.
God, bless his family
Marion “Dinkey” Odom Johnson
I am James and Kevin’s Aunt and while I have never met Mr. Bell I have heard many wonderful things about him. Also my step-daughter,Summer Dee,is their cousin. My prayers are with the family and I wish I could be at the funeral for the family,but I will be there in spirit. Much love to the family. God Be with you all.
All of the Bells were special to me as i was growing up in the ’60’s. I spent many a night with jc, nita, and the boys. Adone was my best friend in H.S. Alvin was my hero when he was at FHS. Arnold was a mentor to me when I played football with him. He would always find time to encourage me to make me a better player.
I was devastated when Adone passed and the felt same when JC and Nita and then Mikey left us.
Arnold was a good person. Most of all though, Arnold and all his family were just good people that I’ll never forget.
Meta and Alvin, I want you to know we all are keeping you in our thoughts and prayers.
Tony Powell
We all are thinking of the family and ask God to bless them at this time and always.
My name is Katherine McCoy I am James(the oldest grandsons) fiance. Paw Arnold will be truly missed. He was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, and a friend. I will never forget him. The family truly appreciates all the love and support through this difficult time. It feels so different without him, but I know that he is a better world. Please pray for Ms Meta.
The wake is tonight from 6 to 8 at Williams in Brewton and the funeral is tomorrow at 1 and Williams also.
I am trying to be strong for the whole family. Please keep them in your prayers.
This is so very very sad. Arnold we’re going to miss you.
Mickey Powell
Arnold and his grandson shook my hand and left our work shop Friday.
I was devastated Tuesday morning when I found that his younger son Travis had called my coworker and told him Arnold had died while riding his Motorcycle Monday.
Everyone wants to know what happened, but the state of Alabama told his son Monday afternoon that it would be five days before they would release the details of the accident.
I ask everyone to Pray for strength for Arnold’s wife, which is in terrible health and his sons Arnie and Travis through this time of Grief.
Arnold was a friend to all and all was a friend to him.
We’re gonna miss you Arnold.