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Management at the home-care services company decided earlier this week to gift each of their staff members whether out on the field or behind a desk a box full of sweet items from Cornwall’s Happy Popcorn Co. Each box contains some chocolate, candy, pretzels, bottles of pop and of course, a bag of popcorn.
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“We wanted to recognize our staff members in the field and in our office, for working through COVID-19 and what ended up being a difficult year,” said Karen Chisholm, manager of clinical practice for Bayshore Home Care Solutions. “We wanted to show our gratitude to them for making our branch and our company successful.”
James Donald Combs, 95, of Crossville, IL and Spring Hill, KS, peacefully passed from this life to join his Master, late on Sunday, May 9, 2021. Jim or Jimmy, as he was known by relatives and friends, is survived by five children: Kathy Helpingstine (Mark) of Harrisonville, MO, Steve Combs of Crossville, Jeff Combs (Deanna) of Elkview, WV, Karen Chisholm (Tom) of Spring Hill, KS, and Robin Combs of New Haven, IL. Fourteen grandchildren; Todd Helpingstine, Rachel Smith, Clifton Helpingstine, Jeremy Combs, Nicholas Combs, Samantha Hill, Levi Combs, Lydia Combs, Jennifer Helms, Steven Chisholm, Michael Chisholm, John Chisholm, Brody Combs, and Dylan Kuykendall, twenty-three great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Jim was born on April 5, 1926 in Philips Township, White County, IL. He grew up near Crossville and attended Crossville High School. He enlisted in the US Army before graduating to serve his country during WWII. As a member of the 81st Calvary, Jim was part of the So