Kimberly Clark-Bell

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Hello All!


My name is Kimberly Clark-Bell, and I am a native of Choctaw County, Mississippi. I have always been interested in learning about my family history, but when I turned thirty-three years old, I took to heart something very important and that is that life is very very short. The story goes that my great-grandmother (my mother's father's mother), Mamie Dell Herod Sanders, died when she was thirty-three years old, two days after giving birth to her eleventh child, Margie. It was then knowing that I was thirty-three and the fact that my great-grandmother died at the very same age, that I began living my life differently. I began by living each day as if it were my last and to love unconditionally.


I am more than happy to assist any fellow Graver. Feel free to reach out to me by contacting me through email at [email protected].


 

Hello All!


My name is Kimberly Clark-Bell, and I am a native of Choctaw County, Mississippi. I have always been interested in learning about my family history, but when I turned thirty-three years old, I took to heart something very important and that is that life is very very short. The story goes that my great-grandmother (my mother's father's mother), Mamie Dell Herod Sanders, died when she was thirty-three years old, two days after giving birth to her eleventh child, Margie. It was then knowing that I was thirty-three and the fact that my great-grandmother died at the very same age, that I began living my life differently. I began by living each day as if it were my last and to love unconditionally.


I am more than happy to assist any fellow Graver. Feel free to reach out to me by contacting me through email at [email protected].


 

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