Condolence: You are in my thoughts and prayers at this time.

Condolence: We are so sorry to hear of your loss. May your family take comfort in God's promises for the future, as recorded at Revelation 21:3,4.

Condolence: Mary and family -
We are saddened to learn of Larry's passing. Cathy and I have heard many tales of adventures with the Bell's from our parents, Myron and Carolyn Sasser, over the years and know that he will be missed by many. We will hold you all close in our prayers in the days and weeks to come.

Condolence: Dear Mary and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. We pray the Lord's blessings on you in the days ahead.
Jerry & Jamie Inmon

Condolence: Susan and family,

I was saddeened to hear about Larrys passing.I have many fond memories of him. He was a pillar of the community and always watched out for the kids. His service and dedication to Starkville will be felt and seen for many years. Please accept my sincere condolences. God Bless you all.

Condolence: So sorry to hesr of Larry's passing. Our prays are with you and family.Larry was loved by many.Working in Arkansas;so will not be able to attend Monday;but will be thinking about ya'll. Woody & Marie Wilson Starkville

Condolence: The East Mississippi Community College family is deeply sadden by the passing of Mr. Larry Bell. Larry served on the Board of EMCC in an exemplary manner for over twentysix years. During this time, he helped guide the College from the brink of closure to now being known and respected internationally for excellence in sports and academics. Larry served EMCC as he lived his life, with great vigor, humility, honesty and conviction for what he believed to be right. As a member of the EMCC Board of Trustees, Larry enabled many people to realize the opportunities gained from the Community College experience. His dedication to his precious family and unselfish service to so many people throughout his life leaves a legacy that we all can admire, but few will ever replicate. Thank you Larry Bell for what you have done to make our world a better place and most of all, for being my friend.

Condolence: My sincere prayers are extended to the family of my very good friend, Larry. Mary and Bo and family, I will be thinking of you often. I officiated many football games with Larry. Also, many plain ole scrimmages. Those times created many stories. Just a memory, This was in Larry's capacity as HS assigning secretary. My crew was in Louisville one evening. The coach became angry over a 'call' someone on my crew made. The coach told me it "would be the last time I was ever be in Louisville, MS!" The next year when Larry distributed our assigned games I saw my crew was assigned to the Louisville at Columbus game. I reminded Larry of the coach's comments from the year before. Larry replied, "He said he didn't want you at home. He didn't say anything about 'on the road' " Typical Larry comment. He will certainly be missed. I'm glad he and the family were my friends.

Condolence: Dear Mary and all the family,

My heart goes out to you Mary and to all the family and those whose life that Larry touched, which were many.

My prayers are with you in your grief. We are all grieving with you.

Your consolation is knowing that you will ALL be together one day.

Love you, Your friend, Ann

Condolence: Mary and family, We are so sorry to learn of Larry's death. We always enjoyed the two of you growing up in Starkville. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you all. He will be missed by all.