John “Bassmaster” Bell Obituary News:Beloved co-founder of Okizu,John “Bassmaster” Bell Passed Away
By Christopher Ramos
John “Bassmaster” Bell Obituary News:Beloved co-founder of Okizu,John “Bassmaster” Bell Passed Away
Friends, relatives, and the Okizu community will gather to commemorate John “Bassmaster” Bell’s life and legacy on February 24, 2024.
Bell was a cherished co-founder of Okizu. John, who died in 2024 at the age of 87, had a profound impact on the organization, transforming it into a place where children with cancer and their families can find comfort, happiness, and hope.
John “Bassmaster” Bell was more than simply one of Okizu’s co-founders; he was renowned for his kind nature, limitless generosity, and dedication to serving people.
He was the impetus behind the organization’s founding and expansion, turning it into a ray of hope for families dealing with childhood cancer.
John worked as the owner and operator of Golden Bear Travel, a high-end cruise travel company.
His life changed significantly in the 1970s when he started volunteering at Hospice of Marin.
This was the period when he became close to a patient by the name of Robert Sturhahn.
John vowed humbly to honor Robert’s memory by creating a program that would enhance the quality of life for children who are dealing with cancer because of their close relationship.
Motivated by his desire to make a positive impact, John embarked on a mission to provide support to children in Northern California with cancer.
