… of him. By the world’s measures he was an ordinary man, but for me, the youngest of his three sons he was a remarkable man who fought in WWII, came home and used his innate entrepreneurial savvy to build a business in the burgeoning post-war furniture industry fueled by hundreds of thousands of other G.I.s returning, marrying and moving into new homes that needed to be furnished. Dad was handy and could fix anything, loved golf and fishing. He was gregarious, the kind of guy tha…