Don Paul Richards, age 50, has lived in the Southern United States for most of his life, living and working mostly in Texas and Louisiana. Something of the traditional All-American boy, Don Paul Richards was the star quarterback of his high school football team. Lettering in multiple sports, Don Paul Richards chose football as his specialty, and went on to win a full scholarship to McNeese State University in Louisiana on the basis of his athletic prowess.
At McNeese State University, Don Paul Richards continued achieving success on the football field, and set to work on earning his Bachelor of Science. Upon graduating, Don Paul Richards decided to return to his alma mater to work on a Masters of Education. While getting his teaching certification and studying educational theory, Don Paul Richards was named to the Who’s Who of America’s Colleges and Universities list.
After leaving the University, Don Paul Richards embarked on a short but successful career as a real estate salesman. Although he was awarded the Fast Starter Award by Jefferson Pilot Life Insurance Company, Don Paul Richards realized that insurance sales simply was not the career for him, and instead moved to the waste management business.
With his penchant for solving complex problems and his leadership skills, Don Paul Richards has proven to be an extremely effective waste management specialist, and has been often recognized by his company, Loomis Fargo & Co, as an expert in risk management, the completion of large-scale projects, and improving problem waste management areas.
Don Paul Richards enjoys volunteering, and has recently donated his time as a member of the waste management crew for the Brookwood Benefit Bike Ride. This yearly event helps raise funds for the Brookwood Community, which provides educational, professional, and community building opportunities for adults with disabilities.
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