As we pass through our time on Earth, we are blessed with exemplars that guide us. These individuals become pillars in our community. Can we ever replace them? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Ode to Larry Pierce: Forever Among the Colonnade of Community Pillars” and see if you agree with the answer.
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