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See past obituaries in the Baltimore Sun here. Robert Lee "Bob" Bell, who began his career in auto sales in the s and went on to own the Bob Bell Automotive Group, one of the state's largest car dealers, died Sunday of leukemia at theUniversity of Maryland Medical Center. Born and raised in Alexandria, Va. Bell was appointed a Capitol Hill U. Senate page and graduated from the Senate Page School. He later earned degrees in business and architecture from the University of Virginia.

Bell was a young management trainee at Ford Motor Co. Tiring of the corporate culture, in , Mr. Bell joined with Thomas E. After they amicably parted ways in , Mr. Lynch took ownership of Academy Ford, and Mr. Bell was best known for his appearances in TV ads for his dealerships, dressed in a pink or black tuxedo, wearing sunglasses and playing a piano. Bell is soft-spoken and sincere — a sharp contrast to the widespread image of the white-shoed and white-belted, promise-the-moon-and-stars dealer," said a Baltimore Sun profile.

Bishop, who added that her father collaborated with his ad agency in creating many of the dealership's ads. The commercials often featured snappy jingles such as "Keep those clunkers rolling, rolling, rolling to Bob Bell," "It's always right at Bob Bell," or "There's a whole lot of shaking going on at Bob Bell Ford.

He was down-to-earth," said J. Bishop, his son-in-law, who is president of Bob Bell Auto Group. That's the way he did business. Today, it's all lawyers. He liked matching up what they needed to what he had," said Mr. Bishop said he enjoyed spending a day winter holiday in Florida before returning to work. He just didn't sit in the office and loved getting out on the floor selling," he said. Concerned about the public's image of auto salesmen, Mr.

Bell said in the interview that his goal was to hire more intelligent and responsible individuals who looked at selling cars as a lifetime profession, not a quick way to make a buck. His hobbies included owning and driving high-performance cars and deep-sea fishing. He had been a winner of the White Marlin Open. Bell's catches, which hung in his office, was a foot, 1,pound black marlin he landed off Australia in The Ellicott City resident was a communicant of St.

Rasmussen, The Baltimore Sun. The Ellicott City resident, who earlier had lived in Laurel, was

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