You may remember the late Bart Starr from that Scholastic Book you read in elementary school. Or when you looked up exactly what a “dislocated sacroiliac” is and where it’s located. Some things you just never forget. Was there ever something you never forget long after it didn’t matter anymore? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “What’s in a (Middle) Name” and discover one such story.
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