Beaver county Bengals

10/25/2026

The Bengals Family will miss you !!

Pamela Jean Bell Huppenthal, 68, passed away on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. She was born on July 7, 1958, in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, a daughter of the late Donald L. Bell Sr. and Marietta A. (Yakobik) Bell. Pamela was a graduate of Ambridge High School, Class of 1976. She went on to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN) at Suburban General Hospital in Bellevue. Throughout the years, she also worked as a dispatcher for Valley Ambulance and as a clerical worker and typist for several businesses.

She was a member and past president of the Big Sewickley Creek Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. At the urging of her late cousin, Denny Young, Pamela also served as a firefighter for several years, demonstrating her dedication to helping others and serving her community.Pamela enjoyed traveling, attending country music concerts with friends, and spending time at drag strips supporting her husband in his racing endeavors. Alongside her husband, she was a faithful member of New Hope Community Church in Ambridge, where she devoted much of her time and energy to helping restore faith and hope in the hometown she loved so dearly. Having grown up at 199 Crestview Village, surrounded by the many wonderful families who made that community special, Pamela carried a deep affection for her hometown throughout her life.

She is survived by her loving husband, Eric Huppenthal of Economy; her daughter and son-in-law, Sarah and Justin Miller of Fair Oaks; her son and daughter-in-law, Lance and Sarah Huppenthal of Economy; and her former son-in-law and his wife, Jerra and Ashley Morgan of Center Township. She also leaves behind her five beloved grandchildren: Deanna and Jordan Morgan, Kinsley Miller, and David and Domenic Huppenthal. Pamela is also survived by her four brothers and sisters-in-law: Donald L. Jr. and Amy Bell of Beaver Falls, Mark Bell of Monaca, Randy Bell and Freda Juba of Ohio, and Shawn and Tracy Bell of Beaver; her two sisters and brother-in-law, Mary and Richard Fogg of Monaca and Roberta Merriman of Patterson Township; her brothers-in-law, Michael and Victor Huppenthal of Economy; and her aunt, Mary Ann Black of Bradenville. She will also be lovingly remembered by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and dear friends. In addition to her parents, Pamela was preceded in death by her grandparents, Samuel and Rachael Johnson Bell and Andrew and Mary Polacek Yakobik; her mother-in-law and father-in-law, Michael and Wanda Huppenthal; her sisters-in-law, Cathy Bell, Tracy Jahoda, and Sandra Huppenthal; and her nephews, Michael Bell, Adam Kimberlin, and Zachary Jahoda. The family would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to Pastor Rick Thornhill and his wife, Sherry, for the compassionate friendship, unwavering support, and light of God they shared with Pamela and her family throughout the years.

Visitation will be held on Sunday, October 25, 2026, from 2:00 PM until 8:00 PM at New Hope Community Church, 592 Beaver Road, Ambridge. Additional visitation will be held at the church on Monday, October 26, 2026, from 10:00 AM until the time of the funeral service at 11:00 AM. Burial will follow at Economy Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to New Hope Community Church or the Big Sewickley Creek Volunteer Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary

Services arranged by Alvarez-Hahn Funeral Services and Cremation, Ambridge.

10/22/2026

Justice needs to be served !!! Share share share!!!

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10/22/2026

Bengals family we lost Someone very special To us. Miss Pam.I know Miss Pam is with the Lord but it hurts to see someone with so much joy leave the earth. Even tho she was battling inside she never let that drag her down! She truly was a beautiful lady and a loving soul. We will miss her being in the stands next year and every year after! The Bengals Organization will truly miss our #1 Such True Joy, Such True Love. Always greeted every player with Love. She took the Long Trips and she took the short trips and never stopped screaming Bengals you better Not Quit!! Such a true inspiration she could have done anything with her life over the last 4 years but she chose the bengals almost every Saturday!!! RiP Miss Pam until we meet again. We Love you!!

10/12/2026

BEAVER COUNTY BENGALS — LOOKING FOR COACHES!

We’re looking for dedicated coaches who believe in discipline, accountability, commitment, respect, and leadership.

We’re not just filling positions. We’re building a coaching staff that leads by example, puts the team first, and holds everyone to the same standard.

If you’re ready to lead Men and be part of something bigger, we want to hear from you!

📩 Message us if interested!

10/11/2026

10–4. A Season of Growth, Lessons, and New Beginnings. 🐅🏈

As I sit back and reflect on this season, I have a lot on my mind.

First and foremost, I want to thank every player, coach, family member, volunteer, and supporter who contributed to what we accomplished this year.

We finished our season 10–4. Although we didn’t finish the way we wanted, I’m proud of what we accomplished together.

But this season taught me more than just football.

It taught me about leadership, sacrifice, commitment, accountability, relationships, and most importantly, myself.

Being both an owner and a player isn’t easy. There’s a side of running an organization that most people will never see. The countless phone calls, meetings, financial responsibilities, planning, sacrifices, and difficult decisions don’t stop when the game ends.

And while I have people who have genuinely helped me along the way, the ultimate responsibility for this organization falls on my shoulders.

I’ve learned that having a good heart, giving people opportunities, and believing in others doesn’t mean I should allow myself or this organization to be taken advantage of.

One of my biggest lessons this year is that relationships cannot take priority over responsibility.

Moving forward, I’m not interested in titles, popularity, personal connections, or who knows who.

I’m interested in CHARACTER.

I’m interested in COMMITMENT.

I’m interested in ACCOUNTABILITY.

I’m interested in people who show up when things aren’t going their way.

People who can communicate, accept correction, respect leadership, and put the TEAM before themselves.

People who don’t just want to be associated with something successful but are willing to put in the work required to make it successful.

I don’t need people who tell me what I want to hear. I need people who are willing to do what needs to be done.

That applies to everyone, including myself.

As we prepare for next season, we’re evaluating everything—our coaching structure, leadership, player expectations, organizational operations, and even what league we’ll compete in.

There will be changes. Some difficult decisions will have to be made. And not everybody who was part of this chapter will necessarily be part of the next one.

That doesn’t mean there’s bad blood or disrespect. Sometimes people have different priorities, different levels of availability, or simply different paths to follow.

And that’s okay.

I’d rather build with a smaller group of genuinely committed people than surround myself with a large group that isn’t moving in the same direction.

I also want to make something clear.

I’m not perfect. I’ve made mistakes as an owner, as a player, and as a leader. There are things I could’ve handled better, decisions I should’ve made sooner, and situations I allowed to continue longer than they should have.

I take responsibility for that.

But I’m learning, and I’m growing.

One thing I refuse to lose is my willingness to give people opportunities. Some of the greatest things we’ve accomplished happened because I chose to see potential in people others may have overlooked.

I still believe in that.

But moving forward, opportunity will come with accountability.

Playing for this organization is a privilege.

Coaching for this organization is a responsibility.

Representing this organization means something.

And those standards will be the same for everybody.

My faith teaches me to love people, show grace, and serve others. But I’ve also learned that having boundaries doesn’t mean you’ve stopped loving people.

You can forgive people and still make changes.

You can care about people and still hold them accountable.

You can be humble and still lead with authority.

I’m not building this organization around friendships. I’m building it around shared purpose, integrity, dedication, and people who genuinely want to see it succeed.

To everyone who has stood beside us, supported us, believed in us, and helped us grow—thank you.

And to those who are ready to be part of something bigger than themselves, understand that we’re serious about what comes next.

We’re not just trying to put a football team on the field.

We’re trying to build an organization with a foundation strong enough to last.

10–4 was an accomplishment. But the lessons we learned this season may be worth even more.

New standards.
New structure.
Stronger leadership.
Greater accountability.

Same heart. Different approach.

The next chapter of the Beaver County Bengals starts now. 🐅🏈

Owner Trey Marshall

10/07/2026

!!!! This Year Is gonna be even better !!! Any donation helps!!

We’re partnering with community partners to host our 2nd annual FREE Breakfast w/ Santa we’re asking for toys/gifts to be donated, If you can, The event will be held Dec 19th. Thank you for your support

10/05/2026

Shout out to Mike Smith for capturing some special memory’s this season!! 🔥🔥

10/04/2026

Are you ready to be Loved?
Come be a Bengal! Be amongst a Quality team and step into the journey that we have been on! We are family, football and focused on being better than we were yesterday. Becoming something to be proud of and rooted in FAMILY values! Be prepared to be humbled! Be open minded and willing to be coached!
check out our website at
Beavercountybengals.com

10/02/2026

🐅🏈 BENGALS FAMILY… IT’S ALMOST TIME. 🏈🐅

Tomorrow, we take the field for ONE MORE GAME.

The work has been put in. The sacrifices have been made. The adversity has been faced. Now it’s time to line up and play football.

We know what’s being said.
We know we’re being counted out.

And that’s perfectly fine with us.

Sometimes the biggest moments come when nobody expects you to do it.

🔥 BEAVER COUNTY BENGALS BOWL GAME
📅 TOMORROW in Indy
⏰ KICKOFF — 7:00 PM

To everyone making the trip, supporting from home, sharing our posts, praying for us, and supporting these men throughout the season — THANK YOU.

We’re asking the entire Bengals family to keep our players and coaches in prayer tonight and tomorrow. Pray for safe travels, protection from injury, unity, strength, and that we represent our families, our community, and God the right way. 🙏🏾

📖 “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” — Philippians 4:13

Tomorrow night…

We don’t have to prove everybody wrong.
We just have to believe in each other.

Why not us? 🐅

❤️🤍 BEAVER COUNTY BENGALS 🤍❤️
ONE TEAM. ONE FAMILY. ONE MORE.