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Then BPCC Chancellor Tom Carleton, who delivered the eulogy at Shell's funeral, recalls that when Freeman Shell taught his son how to drive a car, he taught using the reverse gear first. "That's how [Eddy Shell] approached all of life's problems, taking the hardest first."<ref name="stimes"/>​

Then BPCC Chancellor Tom Carleton, who delivered the eulogy at Shell's funeral, recalls that when Freeman Shell taught his son how to drive a car, he taught using the reverse gear first. "That's how [Eddy Shell] approached all of life's problems, taking the hardest first."<ref name="stimes"/>​

Shell is interred with military honors at Hill Crest Memorial Park east of Bossier City.<ref name="obit"/>​

Shell is interred with military honors at Hill Crest Memorial Park east of Bossier City.<ref name="obit"/>

 

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