Grady, was the oldest child born to Walter Edward "Ed" and Edna Belle (Johnson) Combs. He is survived by his wife Ina Belle (Schultz) Combs of Hot Springs, AR. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, George Arnold Combs. He is also preceded in death by a daughter Delores Ann Combs. He is also survived by his children
Walter Edward Combs; Loy Young; and Benny Combs. Grady spent most of his life as a salesman. He sold everthing from pots and pans to automobiles. It has been told that Grady as the single one person who could sell Ice to the Eskimo's in the dead of winter.
Walter Edward Combs; Loy Young; and Benny Combs. Grady spent most of his life as a salesman. He sold everthing from pots and pans to automobiles. It has been told that Grady as the single one person who could sell Ice to the Eskimo's in the dead of winter.
Grady, was the oldest child born to Walter Edward "Ed" and Edna Belle (Johnson) Combs. He is survived by his wife Ina Belle (Schultz) Combs of Hot Springs, AR. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, George Arnold Combs. He is also preceded in death by a daughter Delores Ann Combs. He is also survived by his children
Walter Edward Combs; Loy Young; and Benny Combs. Grady spent most of his life as a salesman. He sold everthing from pots and pans to automobiles. It has been told that Grady as the single one person who could sell Ice to the Eskimo's in the dead of winter.
Walter Edward Combs; Loy Young; and Benny Combs. Grady spent most of his life as a salesman. He sold everthing from pots and pans to automobiles. It has been told that Grady as the single one person who could sell Ice to the Eskimo's in the dead of winter.
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