Lauriston was the only son, and one of two children of his parents, George and Faith (Morrison) Foss. He died following surgery from an ruptured appendix.
He graduated cum laude from Kent's Hill Seminary in 1931. He was interested in youth religion, and had been active in the Literary Society. He was adept at tennis and had his own court. After he finished his education, he went into the poultry business with his father.
He graduated cum laude from Kent's Hill Seminary in 1931. He was interested in youth religion, and had been active in the Literary Society. He was adept at tennis and had his own court. After he finished his education, he went into the poultry business with his father.
Lauriston was the only son, and one of two children of his parents, George and Faith (Morrison) Foss. He died following surgery from an ruptured appendix.
He graduated cum laude from Kent's Hill Seminary in 1931. He was interested in youth religion, and had been active in the Literary Society. He was adept at tennis and had his own court. After he finished his education, he went into the poultry business with his father.
He graduated cum laude from Kent's Hill Seminary in 1931. He was interested in youth religion, and had been active in the Literary Society. He was adept at tennis and had his own court. After he finished his education, he went into the poultry business with his father.
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