"A fool and his money are soon parted - it was a miracle that they got together in the first place"
Ray Williams, who played in the NBA for a stellar 10-year career, is now homeless 23 years later. According to the Boston Globe, Williams doesnât use drugs or drink or gamble. Heâs just had abysmal luck job-wise and financially and now itâs all gone. He lives in a car that doesnât run and undoubtedly eats in soup kitchens. What the heck?
Williams reportedly made over $2 million while playing in the NBA from the years 1977 to 1987 and apparently he just could not hang onto the money. He has also gotten about $12,000 in money from the NBA Legends Foundation, which he used to purchase a condo to live in, under a lease-to-own contract that through no fault of his own, was not honored by the widow of the man he made the contract with.
http://www.current-movie-reviews.com/people/2010/07/03/why-is-former-nba-star-ray-williams-homeless/
Ray Williams, who played in the NBA for a stellar 10-year career, is now homeless 23 years later. According to the Boston Globe, Williams doesnât use drugs or drink or gamble. Heâs just had abysmal luck job-wise and financially and now itâs all gone. He lives in a car that doesnât run and undoubtedly eats in soup kitchens. What the heck?
Williams reportedly made over $2 million while playing in the NBA from the years 1977 to 1987 and apparently he just could not hang onto the money. He has also gotten about $12,000 in money from the NBA Legends Foundation, which he used to purchase a condo to live in, under a lease-to-own contract that through no fault of his own, was not honored by the widow of the man he made the contract with.
http://www.current-movie-reviews.com/people/2010/07/03/why-is-former-nba-star-ray-williams-homeless/
