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- U.S., World War II Draft Cards Young Men, 1940-1947
Name: Jeff Gene Bell
Gender: Male
Race: White
Age: 18
Relationship to Draftee: Self (Head)
Birth Date: 12 Jun 1924
Birth Place: Bonners Ferry, Idaho, USA
Residence Place: Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA
Registration Date: 29 Jun 1942
Registration Place: Oregon, USA
Employer: Bohren Plumbing Co
Height: 5 7
Weight: 135
Complexion: Ruddy
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Next of Kin: Florence Bell
Household Members Relationship
Jeff Gene Bell Self (Head)
U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records,1938-1946
Name: Jefferson G Bell Jr
Birth Year: 1924
Race: White, citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Idaho
State of Residence: Oregon
County or City: Multnomah
Enlistment Date: 7 May 1943
Enlistment State: Oregon
Enlistment City: Portland
Branch: No branch assignment
Branch Code: No branch assignment
Grade: Private
Grade Code: Private
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Component: Selectees (Enlisted Men)
Source: Civil Life
Education: 3 years of high school
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Height: 66
Weight: 107
29 tribute candles have been lit
Candle lit by Staff at Crown Memorial Center Our sincere condolences.
Candle lit by Terry Bryan Bell My grandpa is my rock to lean on. I have took up in his shoes. He Dedicated his time to family and grandpa has taught all of us grandkids alot about what life has in store. Grandpa will always be in our hearts and watching us from the clouds. Grandpa is a man that has great morals to him that he has left a gift in each one of us.
Candle lit by Tami Bell My Father left me some the greatest gifts in life you can give a child. His strong moral compass, his extreme compassion and sensitivity and respect for others. A giving and kind nature and loyalty to those you love and who love you. We shared a deep respect and love for outdoors and nature. I had some of the best years of his life and mine growing up under his ever present watch and guidence. My love and admiration will never wavier as I know we are bonded forever in his eternal peace with my Mother and our Heavenly Father. God Bless you Dad. Love Tam oxox
Candle lit by Gary & Rebecca Russell We know you are in Heaven now...which is where you have wished to be since Marge went home. We will miss you, Jeff. May God comfort all those you leave behind. We love you!
Candle lit by Tricia Lynch
Candle lit by Joyce Willing Sincere condolences to all of his family. With prayers
Candle lit by Judie Rawlinson Nelson To all of the family I send my love and prayers and to let you know my memories of your family are very dear to me.
Candle lit by Marlene White While staying with you to help when Mom passed, I got the chance to learn alot about the Dad that was always on the road trucking to provide for his family. I will miss our breakfasts and lunches together and the 8 o'clock phone call every night. I am glad you will be home with Mom, Thommy and Lois Ann for the holidays. I know that is where you wanted to be. Rest in peace Dad, you raised your family well and you will be so missed by everyone you touched. You will be in our hearts (and minds) always. Love and miss you so very much. Marlene & Pat
Candle lit by Eric White Poppo was one of the most important men in my life. He was kind, caring, and compassionate about everything and everyone. He gave his all to whatever he was doing, and to anyone that needed him, whether it was Nan, his kids, me, or even a total stranger. Some of my best stories are my times with him, and I thank Nan and Pop for letting me spend so much time in their home. It was a place of love, and it very much shaped me into the person I am today. God blessed this world with my grandparents, and I miss them both dearly.
Candle lit by GDH
Candle lit by John & Pam Brandt Our deepest sympathies for your loss.
Candle lit by Tanya White
Candle lit by Jennifer After years of having to be away from Nan during your trucking career, it's comforting to know that you will never leave her again. Neither of you will be lonely ever again or wonder how you'll get through the day. Thank you for taking such good care of us while we had you, and I'm sorry that I never got to sit around with you and hear all your old stories. I miss you very much, but comforted by the thought that you are happy again and forever.
Candle lit by Shannon Painter I will always remember Jeff. A kind and thoughtful man.
Candle lit by Lisa Bell-Feist Uncle Jeff ,you lived a truly adventurous and thrilling life ! But now is time for you to relax and rest and enjoy Aunt Marge.You have earned that and know everything and everyone here will be fine.Love and will miss you ! Give my dad a big hug for me ,when ya see him !
Candle lit by Dakotah Feist Daughter of Lisa Bell-Feist. You will be missed uncle Jeff. Wish I coulda had the chance to know you better. Rest In Peace!
Candle lit by Dakotah Feist I'm the daughter of Lisa Bell-Feist. I never got the chance to get to know Jeff. But he was a good person. He's in a better place now. Rip Jeff.
Candle lit by Bruce Feist Sr- Husband of Lisa Bell-Feist Jeff from the short time I knew you and from what my beloved wife has told me about you,you seem to have been a righteous man,a very loving family man and lived your life fruitfully!Now is the time to enjoy your after life with family and friends that went before you!You will be truly missed by all who met you in life.RIP Jeff.Give my Father-In-Law a big hug for me also.
Candle lit by Pat Smith Jeff was an important family member---helpful, kind, smart and a lot of fun. I will miss him.
Candle lit by Steve Jurchen Thanks for being a wonderful father-in-law to me for all these last 20 years. You understood my own father's absence and loss to me early in my life and that meant a lot. I will miss our times on the golf course and our conversations about anything and everything. Our home cooked dinners will be the hardest and not having you in your regular chair at our dinner table. Thanks for everything Dad your were a true father and mentor and I will miss you everyday for the rest of my life. Your son-in-law Steve
Candle lit by Colleen Westphal Jeff, such a warm kind heart and a smile for everyone. You will be missed.
Candle lit by Lisa Robinson My condolences to Tami and her family for their loss.
Candle lit by Maura Hemann Tami, I am sorry for your loss.
Candle lit by Lynn Dewey & Jed Weingaten Tami & Steve, we are so sorry for your loss. May the many fond memories be the wings (of geese) that keep you afloat.
Candle lit by Evelyn Alexander While serving at Tigard Church of God I appreciated getting to know Jeff. He loved his Lord, church, friends and family... He will be missed. But I'm also happy for him that he's now able to be with Marge whom he has greatly missed and enjoying His Savior's presence! "Thank you, Jeff, for welcoming me as a friend."
Candle lit by John and Dawn Westphal Our condolences to all the family. Jeff was a kind, friendly neighbor, always there if you needed help or a smile. We were blessed to have known him.
Candle lit by Jeff was a delight to me - I will miss him with his smile, and passion for golf and Marge ( not necessarily in that order). See you in Heaven . . . .
Candle lit by Michael Bell Jeff, say hi to Dad, Lester, Ted, Thommy, Marge and Grandma for me, ok? Thanks for everything!
Candle lit by Lynn Dewey & Jed Weingarten Dear Tami and Steve, Our hearts are with you. We hope that your pain will lift on the wings of good memories, on the wings of geese...
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1924 - 2011 (87 years)
