Stephanie Bell - Photo Archive
Archive items currently tagged Stephanie Bell in the Bell Family Archive.
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Left Teresa, Rickey, Stephanie, Heather B, Heather, unknown boyfriend
Left Rickey, Stephanie, Heather B, unknown boyfriend, Heather, Helen
Left Teresa, Rickey, Stephanie, Heather B, Heather, unknown boyfriend
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Technical Solutions – Bell Family Business – 1998
July 26, 1998 Lancaster News feature on Technical Solutions, a Lancaster business equipment and computer company founded October 14, 1996, by Ricky Bell, Stephanie Bell, and Dickey Bell. The company sold and serviced Sharp copiers and fax machines and provided custom-built computers, networking, upgrades, and computer repair. The article also lists Ricky Bell as a service technician and Debbie Phillips as a member of the sales staff.
Rickey and Stephanie Bell at Technical Solutions – 1998
September 23, 1998 newspaper business feature showing Ricky and Stephanie Bell, owners of Technical Solutions in Lancaster, South Carolina, searching for Sharp copier parts on a computer. Technical Solutions sold, leased, rented, and serviced Sharp copiers and fax machines while also providing custom-built computers, computer networking, and technical service.
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Not quite the correct weapon, but it was readily available.
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Every Pilot Should Fly the Exumas | Departing Little Farmer’s Cay
A flight departing Little Farmer’s Cay Airport (MYE3) in the Exuma Cays on May 6, 2024. Cockpit views show the turquoise water, small islands, and scenery that make flying in the Bahamas memorable. The aircraft is a 1974 Piper PA-28-151 Warrior.
Flying into Treasure Cay, Bahamas | Scenic Abaco Arrival and Landing
A scenic flight over the waters and islands of Abaco while arriving at Treasure Cay in the Bahamas. Moisture on the camera lens affected parts of the footage. During the approach, another airplane was positioned near the far end of the runway, and the pilots communicated and coordinated by radio before landing.
