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Cook’s Comfort Systems donates heat, air unit to Oak Ridge Nursery School

Posted at 1:20 pm December 17, 2021
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Cook’s Comfort Systems installs a heat and air conditioning unit at Oak Ridge Nursery School on Saturday, Dec. 4, 2021. From right are Lisa Shortridge, Oak Ridge Nursery School director, with her son Brennen; Jawrell Cook, owner of Cook’s Comfort Systems in Oak Ridge; lead installer Bryan Vick; and installer Louis Baillargeon with his son Lucas. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)

Cook’s Comfort Systems of Oak Ridge donated a heating and air-conditioning unit to Oak Ridge Nursery School, and workers installed it this month.

The donation, which included the labor of two workers, was valued at about $8,000, said Jawrell Cook, owner of Cook’s Comfort Systems on Union Valley Road in Oak Ridge.

“They need the help,” Cook said of Oak Ridge Nursery School. The pandemic has been difficult for many organizations, Cook said.

He said he had three sons attend Oak Ridge Nursery School more than 20 years ago, and one of his employees has a son at the nursery school now.

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Filed Under: Business, Community, Education, Education, Front Page News, Nonprofits, Oak Ridge, Slider Tagged With: Bryan Vick, Cook's Comfort Systems, heat and air, heating and air-conditioning, Jawrell Cook, Lisa Shortridge, Louis Baillargeon, Oak Ridge Nursery School

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