Richard Spitz is currently serving on one company as a director, and his estimated net worth stands at $2 Million. Richard and Helen Spitz have two children together named Adam and Sharon respectively.
As Richard Spitz and Ed ran away from home during the 1950s, gasoline cost just seventeen cents per gallon and good hamburgers cost a quarter. They quickly found a creative way of earning cash: killing deer for profit before selling the carcasses - risky but rewarding nonetheless.
Richard Spitz takes us back in time with this compelling memoir of his youth when dreams became realities and life was much simpler, making the world seem far brighter than it does now.
Richard Spitz has earned both a bachelor's and a master's degree in trombone performance from the University of Southern California. Additionally, he serves on multiple public and private boards of directors as well as numerous professional and educational organizations, making presentations to them. Mr. Spitz has performed as a trombonist with many leading orchestras such as Houston Symphony, Los Angeles Classical Ballet Orchestra and San Juan Capistrano Symphony Orchestra, touring with musicians including Johnny Mathis, Amy Grant, Don Henley and Tommy Tune as well as appearing as guest speakers on over fifty television and radio shows as a guest speaker guest speaker.
