
On September 19, 1933, in the midst of the Great Depression, Dave Cass entered a world defined by scarcity, grit, and neighborly interdependence. Ninety-two years later, in 2025, his children and grandchildren live in an era of smartphones, instant deliveries, streaming everything, and work that often happens in the cloud. The distance between those two Americas could fill a library. And yet, the bridge across them is built by people like Dave Cass with steady hands, clear eyes, and a compass set to service, family, and responsibility.
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