Words can never capture the true measure of a man’s life. Too often, they exaggerate. In some cases, though, they simply fall short. This is one of those cases. Read about a great man who blessed our community with him many ideas (and saw them become reality) in this week’s Carosa Commentary “Carl Foss (1927-2018): Remembrance of a True Community Ideal.”
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