This week we remember someone who gave someone to us that sounds incredible – and it was. He was a paragon, a throwback we should continually aspire to. Who was he and what did he do for us? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Remembering Mike Francesco: A Community Builder” and learn something about the family that Mendon residence drive by every day.
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