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November 1st, 1964 - February 24th, 2024 Reginald was born on November 1st, 1964 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to his late parents Henrietta Bell and Theodore Bell. Reginald was the youngest of seven siblings. He received his education in the Philadelphia public school system and attended Cheyney University and Wharton business school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. At young age, Reginald realized that God had called him to be a business man, he created Focus Distribution, an advertisement and distribution company, and personally ran a successful distribution company for many years. He strongly believed that if you had difficulty finding a job, you should create your own, and Reggie did just that. Reginald had the opportunity to do business with several well-known companies such as Shop-Rite, Coca-Cola, Philadelphia Tribune, Northeast Times, Giant Supermarket, Acme Supermarket, and many other well-known companies. Reginald accepted the Lord in his twenties. As a young man, some of his favorite things to do was study law and read the bible; he led several people to salvation. Reginald wàs a strong believer in the word of God, an advocate for injustices, a Bible Teacher, a Deacon, a prayer warrior, a trustee, and he served on various ministries such as: homeless ministry, children's ministry, nursing home ministry, men's choir, usher board, and Vacation Bible School. He was very supportive and giving to his family and friends, Reggie had a servant heart and he strongly believed community service is one of the ways to help the world be better place. As a Young man Reginald had his first born child Syreeta Jones, he was proud of his daughter and loved her. Later in life, Reginald met Kimberly Marriott at New Covenant Church of Philadelphia where they both served as team leaders for Vacation Bible School. Their friendship blossomed and they eventually got married. From this union, they had three children - Gabriel, Isaiah, and Anala. He is survived by his two daughters Syreeta Jones, (Atlanta, GA), and Anala Bell, and two sons Gabriel Bell and Isaiah Bell. and one Grandson Syphee Clark, Reginald had three brothers who preceded him in death: Ronald Span, Theodore Brown, and Larry Bell. He is also survived by two sisters, Debbie Bell (Philadelphia, PA) and Jeanette Bell (Houston, TX), one brother Allan Bell & his wife Irene Coco Bell, (Atlanta, GA), and a host of nieces, nephew, family, and friends
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