Bell, Leonard Mark
In Loving Memory of
Leonard Mark Bell
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Leonard Mark Bell on October 12, 2025 in Hamilton, Ontario at the age of 64.
Born on October 13, 1960 in Hamilton to Bill and Jackie, Leonard was a beloved son, brother, partner, father, grandfather, cousin and friend. He lived a life marked by kindness, compassion and hard work.
Leonard will be deeply missed by his partner, Karen, his son Jamie, and all of his beloved grandchildren. He was a devoted sibling to many brothers and sisters and will also be fondly remembered by his cousins, extended family, close friends, and all who were fortunate enough to know him.
Throughout his life, Leonard was a beacon of perseverance and was known to always lend a helping hand – to friends, family and even strangers. He loved hockey and was an avid Detriot Redwings fan. Always active, he played hockey in his youth as well as enjoyed roller skating. He spent much of his time playing his beloved dogs and was an animal-lover his whole life. Whether through his work, his passions, or his quiet gestures, he left a meaningful mark on many lives.
Cremation has taken place.
A celebration of life for Leonard will take place, with details to be announced.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hamilton SPCA in Leonard’s memory.
He will be remembered for his strength and generosity, and his legacy will live on in the hearts of those who loved him.
Chow for now, never goodbye.
Thank you everyone for the kind messages rest in peace dad till we meet again
My condolences to the family and Karen. May Leonard rest in peace. Heaven has gained another Angel. Love from cousins Jacquie and Nathan
Lenard you know now how sorry I am.
My dear Leonard, I’m so sorry Bill for your loss. and to his brothers and sister. But obituary seems to have omitted your stepmother Barbara, who raised you until her death. Until we meet again my dear nephew.
Sorry to hear this news! I’ve known leonard for many years! We all chummed together! Taller skating was the best! He had a heart of gold! Fly high my friend! Rest easy!
Our Condolences to Len’s Family on his unfortunate and unexpected passing.
‘Uncle Len’ was good guy, worked with us and our team and will be missed. Turkey dinner won’t be the same without him asking to ‘just give me the neck’.
Rest in Peace Len, thanks for your friendship, all your help and may we see you again someday. Love Paul and Kendra
Gone too soon. My condolences to the rest of his family during this difficult time.
Rest in peace Leonard! 🤍
I remember him from hanging out with my older brother Larry Nicholls (R.I.P brother) and I remember also going to the roller skating rink and he would be there. Go home my ole friend and play with all the animals in Heaven . You will be missed. My condolences to his family you are in my thoughts and prayers 🌹
I havnt seen Leonard in years but as a teenager roller skating he was like a big brother and watched out for all the ladies. My condolences to his family and all who loved him. Until we meet again.
RIP Leanord. I haven’t seen you in many years, but I have to say you were a one of a kind man, person and friend.
Rest in Paradise my friend. You will be missed by everyone that knows you.
I hadn’t seen Leonard in years and then I ran into him at a friend of mine’s house and it was like we’ve never missed a day…
Rest in peace my brother
♥️🙏
Our sincere condolences to Len and his family.
RIP
Zlatka and Guy Taillefer
A warrior, a legend, a wonderful caring friend. Leonard you are dearly missed.
I am so very thankful for our last conversation and skate.
My deepest condolences to Karen, Jamie and Family.
Rest In Forever Peace… ‘BUH’…
Chow!! …….Shannon xo