Evangelist Martha Bell transitioned into the presence of the Lord on
Tuesday, February 4, 2014.

Born November 28, 1943 in Wadley, Georgia, she was the daughter of the late
Alex Bell, Sr. and Rosie M. Archer Bell Rolon. She attended the Wadley
Public Schools in Wadley, Georgia, and later furthered her education at the
Vineland Adult Education.

In the late 1950's mother relocated to Newfield, New Jersey with some of her
siblings. She later moved to Vineland, where she resided until her passing.

Mother Bell worked many years for the Vineland Developmental
Center, and later at the New Jersey's Veterans Memorial Home as a nursing
assistant. In 1990 she retired from the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home.
Martha later returned back to the Vineland
Developmental Center as a grandmother.

Mother Bell received Christ and began fellowshipping under the leadership of
the late pastor Thomas, where she reaffirmed her relationship with Christ.
After the death of pastor Thomas she began fellowshipping at Miracle Revival
Center under the leadership of Prophet Terry Dixon, where she was ordained
as an Evangelist.

Mother Bell began evangelizing by assisting in the set up of several
churches in the Cumberland and Camden County areas. She also helped
establish the city wide revival, bringing local churches together for
fellowship. She later became a member of the Christian Love Church under
the leadership of Bishop Lawrence and Pastor Karen Johnson. There she
served as the Head Prayer Warrior,
Evangelist, Sunday School Teacher, and the Mothers Board.

Mother Bell's hobbies included reading the Bible, praying, fishing, shopping
, traveling, and spending time and holidays with her
family.

She leaves to cherish her memory: two sons; Anthony Bell and Calvin Rolle,
three daughters; Carlos Brown (Alfred), Rosemary Rolle, Lueciel Morgan
(Jerry), four brothers; Alex Jr., Elijah, David, and Willie Bell, a sister;
Lucille Williams, 15 grandchildren, four in which she raised (Tony,
Rasheeda, Brent,Tameeka), 21 great grandchildren, a god daughter; Tosha
Bond, 3 special friends; Ann Bradley, Mother Emily Chestnut, whom she talked
and prayed with almost everyday, William Bryant, and a host of nieces,
nephews, other relatives and friends.

She was predeceased by a daughter; Karen May and siblings Ellis and Joe
Bell, Mary Vasquez, Inell Green, and Bertha Mae Moyer.

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