Jennifer Nicole Bell entered this world on July 30, 1975 at Dallas, Texas. Jennifer's earthly journey ended on Sunday morning, October 20, 2024. She was only 49 years old upon passing into the new world of eternity, but is now finally free of pain and suffering.

At 13 years of age, Wichita became Jennifer's permanent home in 1988. Soon after, she began secondary education at South High and graduated from Metro Meridian during 1993 (or 1994). Jennifer had a fascination for science and loved experimenting with tests and kits she could find on the internet or Amazon. Later in life she became very health conscious and gave some of us the idea she could have flourished in the medical profession.

Probably the most treasured honors of her life were bringing three children into this world, and all three of whom she has loved since the day they were born. One of Jennifer's greatest regrets was not being able to spend more time with her children and grandchildren. Jennifer's surviving children include: Emajen (Ema) Avery (Wichita), Jesse James Bell, and Jacob Wayne Best of Wichita. Jennifer has truly appreciated her most recent chances to enjoy and love her two grandchildren, Lucious Avery and Amir Kristek (Ema's boys) who have thankfully lived nearby.

Preceding Jennifer in death are her father Robert James Bell (2014) (pictured above with Jennifer) and mother Jacqueline McDaniel (2010), along with her stepfather Jerry Don McDaniel. Jennifer's survivors also include her brothers James (Cheyla) Bell (Nicaragua), Jason Bell (Hutchinson KS), and Robert (Robbie) Bell (Wichita KS); stepmother Melinda Bell (Wichita) and last but not least, Jennifer's sister Stephanie Nash and brother-in-law Anthony Nash, also of Wichita. Jennifer and Stephanie have had a special bond throughout life and especially so during the last few years. Obviously, the recent months have been more fulfilling and enriched with the nearby love of Jennifer's sister, daughter, grandchildren and other loving family members. Many nieces and nephews also survived Jennifer.

Jennifer's family has expressed the desire to give heartfelt thanks to Jason and his mom Susan, who gave Jennifer a safe and loving home to share for the last few years of her life.

Jennifer loved God, her family, music, cats, and plants – she had a real touch with an obvious green thumb which was passed down from her dad! Loved nurture, and care for living things. She would cook with special touches and intricacy – but wouldn't admit liking to cook – only that she LIKES to eat! Jennifer also enjoyed awesome stormy weather. Her tendencies toward science might have afforded a successful career in meteorology!

A Memorial Service and Celebration of Jennifer's will be held on Monday, October 28, 2024, beginning at 5:30 p.m.at Epic Church, 7011 E Central, Wichita.