Wendie Malick husband Richard Erickson is known for his appearance in the 2001 film Thirteen Conversations About One Thing.

The man currently resides in Topanga, California in the Santa Monica Mountains.

The IMDb profile states he was cast in the supporting role of a Choir Member in the drama series directed by Jill Sprecher.

Furthermore, Erickson also served in the Music Department and Soundtrack of the movie as a music arranger. The movie from Sony Pictures Classics starred Matthew McConaughey, David Connolly, and Joseph Siravo in the lead roles.

Erickson was born in Congo and was raised there until the age of seven. After he became involved in the construction sector, he traveled around the world helping the needy.

In 1995, Richard came up with the idea of gathering a group of friends to travel to developing parts of the world and help the poor and hungry for Thanksgiving instead of stuffing themselves.

Erickson took the initiative to form the group called The Maverick Building Squad. The group builds shelters for the poor and needy people. One of the most notable projects of the Squad was to build a bathhouse for City of Angels, a new orphanage looking after the children of prisoners and prostitutes.

Many people lost their homes during the massive flooding in 1994 in Tijuana, Mexico. The Maverick Building Squad was among the groups helping to provide solid housing for the affected people.

Malick and Erickson joined the efforts to build homes for poor families in Mexico. Furthermore, the Shrinking actress helps to run Adopt-A-Family to provide shelter for the homeless.

The famous couple is dedicated to noble causes and participates in various charitable events and political events. Wendie openheartedly donates to Democratic candidates and organizations.