Annie "Jeanette" Cuyler Bell Obituary in Louisville at Davis Funeral Home

Obituary For Annie "Jeanette" Cuyler Bell

Annie “Jeanette” Cuyler Bell was born in Louisville, Ga to the late Mary A. Cuyler and Deacon John Henry Broomfield Sr. She graduated for Louisville High School, class of 1979. She also graduated from Georgia College & State University class of 1984 with a B.S. degree in Business Administration. Jeanette accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior at Jones Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Louisville Ga. In 2004, she attended Pleasant Hill Baptist Church located in Lawrenceville, Ga where she served as an Usher, a choir member, as well as a member of the Children’s ministry. She was a dedicated Para-professional teacher at Margret Winn Holt Elementary School and Jenkins Elementary School as well as a Special Ed. teacher for Kindergarten to third grade at Jenkins Elementary School. She also loved teaching Vacation Bible School and was a proud Scout and Band mother. Annie “Jeanette” Cuyler Bell entered into eternal rest on February 15, 2020. She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, J. H. Broomfield Jr and Ricky Cuyler. Mrs. Annie “Jeanette” Bell leaves to cherish her precious memories: a dedicated and loving husband Michael Bell Sr., two children, Michael Bell Jr. and Amber Bell of Lawrenceville, Ga; one sister, Eva J. Gunn of Harker Heights, TX; two brothers, Wayne E. Cuyler of Augusta, Ga and Patrick Washington (Fedonia) of Waynesboro Ga; reared as her very own daughter, Toriana Kittles of Harker Heights, TX; sister-in-law, Jeannie Broomfield, Louisville, GA; and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 11:00 A.M. at Jones Grove Baptist Church and Cemetery, 5064 Hwy 1 North, Louisville, GA. You may sign the guestbook at Davisfuneralhomega.com or join us on Facebook Family may be contacted at her residence or at the residence of her niece, Janee Broomfield Stone, 1017 Habersham Street, Louisville, GA.

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YOU IS ALWAYS ON MY MIND, I NEVER FORGET YOU, LOVE YOU AUNTIE..

So sad to hear of your loss. I schooled with her in Louisville. May you find peace in this very tender time and may God bless your family in the days and weeks to come

May God grant you all strength and comfort during this time. Mrs. Jeanette was truly loved and will surely be missed. She was like a second mom/Auntii to me. Lil Mike and Amber keep each other lifted up, as well as keep Mr. Mike lifted. Love you guys and I send my deepest condolences.

To the Bell family: No words or thoughts of reflection could ever replace a loved one when they transition from their "earthly coat of armor" to their "heavenly wings of love". However, during this time, I express my deepest condolences to the entire family. On behalf of the Jenkins Elementary School Family and from my family to yours, we extend our heartfelt reflections of love, care and concern during this difficult time. Annie taught us all the value of "perseverance". We encourage you to continue cast your cares upon the Lord and seek his genuine long lasting comfort. Annie was a true beacon of light for many,great friend a wonderful colleague with a beautiful spirit. We will miss her dearly and she will never be forgotten. Sincerely, Dr. Michele Smith

My heart hurts for the Bell family. I knew Annie as an Archer band parent. We got thrown together in a room as chaperones on a Disney trip. All the chaperones has rooms with two beds, except us!! We had to share a bed then she caught the big that was going through the band. We had a great trip until she got sick. She always had a smile and was such a nice person. My prayers to all of you. Connie Carmony

Annie always smiled. Such a sweet soul. Prayers to her family.

To Michael. May the memories held deep within your heart, help to soothe you. You and your family are in my prayers. With deepest sympathy. Robert and Edith Lacey, Lawrenceville, GA.

To the family of Jeanette, as a neighbor and classmate of Louisville High School, I can only hold but great memories in my heart of Jeanette on the softball team representing Wrens Quarters. She has always been a fun loving person. Jeanette was beautiful, smart, and loving. We will truly miss her. Larry (Skin), Janice and the Davis Family.

My deepest Condolences to the Bell family.
I will miss you Annie... Mrs. Cosme

Always remember Annie smiling. Have fond memories scouting with her, Micheal and the kids. My heart never left my Lawrenceville friends after we moved away. And it deeply weeps hearing the news she has gain her wings. But actually she has always had them. Sweet, sweet Annie, until we meet again, thinks for the memories!!

My prayers are with you and the family.I'm so blessed to have known Annie and witness her courage and strength. She was a fighter who never gave up hope. May you be comforted by the peace of God. Min. White and family

Thank you Father that my sister is home in your presence. May your Peace and Love comfort her family. Sincerely Elgin

I worked with Annie at H&R Block, she was such an amazing woman, very loving and helpful whenever I needed her. She was also my son's gym teacher at Winnholt. My condolences and prayers for the family she will be greatly missed.

To Michael, Amber,Michael Jr and family, My sincere condolences to you all. Annie will be deeply missed. God blessed us to be church family for many years. She fought the good fight and always looked like she had already won. I remember our last conversation about how she was an inspiration to all. Never a complaint of her illness, instead it was a praise. May she continue to rest peacefully in the loving arms of her creator. Yolanda Cook & Family

Sadly missed your cousins 'the west family'

I had the opportunity to get to know Annie in the Teach Gwinnett program. Her positive spirit and heart for education was contagious to all she came in contact with. She was a go getter and loved talking about her family and students. I admired her courage and the way she encouraged others. I can only imagine sweet Annie dancing with Jesus and cheering us all on now. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family as I know Annie will be missed dearly. Sincerely, Whitney Young