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Richard VanDeWalle
works in the Lumberyard Industry
About Me
Richard VanDeWalle started working in the Lumberyard Industry at the age of 16 and just celebrated 30 years.
Richard VanDeWalle enjoys Collecting Antique Oliver equipment. Richard VanDeWalle also donates time to the Local Veterans Outreach and assist and work with other community organizations. Richard VanDeWalle graduated from High School and attended trade school at a local community college in business and accounting. Richard VanDeWalle also trained in the Lumber Industry and Inventory Management. Fishing is a hobby of his.
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September 3, 2021
Richard VanDeWalle Helps Veterans By Providing Assistance to Veterans
Richard VanDeWalle donates much of his time and energy into helping others in his community. For instance, military veterans are often the most commonly ignored segment of the population, an issue that he believes leads to emotional and financial struggles in this community. As a result, he donates time and materials to the local outreach […]
August 26, 2021
Richard VanDeWalle Jr Remembers When He and His Brother Were Honored By President Clinton
The pandemic and other similar disasters remind Richard VanDeWalle Jr of the difficulties that life often throws at us every day. He has stated that disasters are a “fact of life” and that it is crucial to expect them and plan for recovery efforts before they even occur. And he puts his money where his […]
August 11, 2021
Richard VanDeWalle Helps Provide Blankets for His Local Abuse Shelter
Richard VanDeWalle who works in the lumberyard industry believes in philanthropy and giving back to his community. Over the years, he has quietly helped many people in need and helped make the world a better place. One of his biggest donations includes giving blankets to local abuse shelters. This step is something he takes to […]
July 7, 2021
Richard VanDeWalle Jr: Sourcing Lumber During Extreme Shortages
If there’s one thing that’s been discovered during the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s the fragility of supply chains and production processes. A combination of COVID-related shutdowns at lumber mills, wildfires, pests that kill softwood trees and similar factors have caused lumber production to stall. At the same time, a bustling housing market has caused new construction […]