Ethan Scott Bell of Martinsville died tragically on Christmas Eve morning at the young age of 18. He is the son of Roger Evan Bell and Myranda Leigh (McKinney) Sanders and was born on Thursday, June 6, 2002 in Mooresville, Indiana. Ethan spent most of his life in Martinsville where he also attended school with the class of 2021. He was currently employed by Amazon in Plainfield, Indiana, as a forklift operator. Ethan had a passion for the outdoors and he especially enjoyed camping. He also enjoyed hanging out with his brothers, working on cars, playing video games and football. He will be remembered as a compassionate boy who had a soft spot for animals and loved his family immensely. He was of the Baptist faith and dedicated his life to Christ as a teenage boy at the Fellowship Baptist Church in Trafalgar, Indiana. Those left to cherish Ethan’s memory include his mother, Myranda Leigh Sanders of Martinsville; father, Roger Evan Bell of Camby; maternal grandparents, Terry and Jenny McKinney of Martinsville; maternal great grandparents, Virginia McKinney, John and Carol Hankins and Richard and Jeri Ahern all of Martinsville; paternal grandparents, Roger and Angie Bell of Camby; paternal great grandmother, Vesta Eileen Dobbins of Camby; three brothers, Corbin, Conner and Carter Bell all of Camby; one sister, Myleigh Sanders of Martinsville; uncle, Jarrett McKinney; four aunts, Terra McKinney, Katie Fitzpatrick, Shoshannah Pryor and Freedom Bell and many cousins and close friends. There will be a private visitation for immediate family at Neal & Summers Funeral Home. All family and friends are invited to a graveside service on Thursday, December 31st, 2020 beginning at 11:00 AM in New South Park Cemetery in Martinsville, where he will be laid to eternal rest. All attendees will be REQUIRED to wear facial coverings throughout the duration of the service. The family has requested that contributions be made in lieu of flowers to Go Fund Me account, Ethan Bell Funeral, to assist with funeral and burial expenses. Condolences and memories are encouraged to be shared with the family online at www.nealandsummers.com