Kenneth P. Carosa 11/2/1961-6/18/2017
How do you reduce a lifetime of togetherness into words too few? And what words can express a brother’s undying devotion in a way that remember, honor, and inspire. Finally, where do you find the way to allow for a tear on the outside but leave with a happy inner smile? That was the challenge for this week’s Carosa Commentary “Strawberry Fields Forever – An Ode to Kenny.”
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