King of Clubs

Robert Dedman died in 1999, leaving behind a $3. 4 billion fortune and a legacy of optimism. In his autobiography for public consumption, Dedman defined true wealth as the number of friends you have, the number of lives you've touched and changed through your generosity, the number of jokes you've told and heard throughout your life, and finding balance among all areas of your life. Dedman's rules of order encouraged humor, giving, creating a life plan, and finding balance in all areas of your life.