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Richard J. Werther

Richard J. Werther

Richard J. Werther is a history enthusiast living in Novi, Michigan. He studied business management at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania and is a CPA by trade (though now retired).

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William Bingham. Does the name sound familiar to you? Some of the readers of this journal will recognize it. For many others, including myself,…

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