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Tammy Jacobs Bell

Tammy Jacobs Bell remembered

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Laura Geiger
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Tuesday, August 24. 2010
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By Kay Pedrotti

More than 100 members of the legal profession in the Griffin and Towaliga Judicial Circuits, friends and family gathered Aug. 15 at the Upson County courthouse to honor the late Tamara Jacobs Bell.

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#1 Anonymous on 08/24/10 at 09:14 AM
A very nice lady with a big heart! We'll miss you Tammy!!
#2 lizzybegood on 08/24/10 at 11:26 AM
My heart goes out to the Jacob/Bell family. Tammy was an awesome lady and will be missed dearly.
#3 KentK.... on 08/24/10 at 11:46 AM
During my four years as Chairman of the County Commission Tammy was our county attorney. Her advice was always sound legally and was always presented timely. I came to rely on her far more than I probably ever told her. I regret that.

The trait of Tammy's I liked best about Tammy was she was never a yes person. Regardless of my feelings on a subject she gave me the law and her best advice. I can't ever remember going aginst her counsel.

I will miss Tammy and wish the best to her family.
#4 sharon proctor on 08/24/10 at 02:06 PM
Tammy was a person that truly showed understanding and compassion towards others. I know because she showed it to me. When I was going through a difficult time in my life she was there. She was the one that helped me to fight when I wanted to give up. I never will forget what she did for my family. She was a real true caring person that cared for others. It showed in her actions in how far she went to help others. God gives us blessing every day of our lives and she was a blessing to me. To the Bell/Jacobs family you are in my prayers.
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