America has been blessed by millions of people who serve faithfully in their communities across the land. They may not make the pages of Wikipedia, but they remain invaluable. They represent the backbone of our American ethic. They represent us. These are the thousands of points of light we once spoke to fondly of. This week’s Carosa Commentary “A Memory of Frank Ricci” praises one of those points of light.
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