Susan Lapierre

Have you ever heard the name of the well-known American gun-rights activist, Wayne Lapierre? If so, then you might know about his wife, Susan LaPierre, who serves as the NRA's Women's Leadership Forum's co-chair and a productive fundraiser.

Susan, moreover, is a renowned fundraiser with more than 30 years of experience working on political, mission-driven causes and charity. Susan was born on 12 November 1957 in Wisconsin as Susan Marie Casale. The blonde hair beauty is 61-year-old as of 2019.

Wayne LaPierre- Husband Of Over Decades

Co-chair of the Women’s Leadership Forum, Susan and Vice-president of NRA, Warne are happily married for over two decades. Wife Susan and husband Wayne tied the wedding knot on the special day of Valentine’s Day in 1992 in the United States among their loved ones.

The soulmates further rose to limelight after they started working as gun activists. Now, the two has also involved in gun access, give their own opinion, and sometimes travels on NRA business together.

Apart, LaPierre is the second wife of her soulmate Wayne. After divorcing his mysterious wife, he exchanged the vows with Susan.

How Much Is Susan LaPierre's Net Worth?

Susan LaPierre's net worth is around $1 Million as of 2019, which is less than that of activist Charlotte Laws. She is recognized as the Co-Chef of the NRA Women's Leadership Committee and supports the Second Amendment for influential and philanthropic women. Likewise, she also worked for Forum 14 years ago and still continues to serve as the volunteer co-chair of the organization.

Mrs. LaPierre has also played a major role in showing how women can be at the forefront of this male-dominated society and sector. Additionally, Susan is a senior vice president and CRA director at Cambridge Saving Bank.  

On the other hand, her husband Wayne is an American gun-rights activist who has a net worth of $95 million. His salary for his role as executive vice president is about $1.37 million and also receives an extra $67,289 in benefits. 

In 2014, working as a Legislative Assistant to Democratic Virginia senator and lobbyist for gun rights Vic Thomas NRA donations, LaPierre totaled $103 million.

NRA Chief's $6 Million Mansion

Wayne brought $6 million mansion in the wake of Parkland shooting. The non-profit organization buys him a luxurious house after a mass shooting at a high school in Florida, choosing a country-style French property in a gated golf club in the Dallas area.

The 10,000-square-feet estate consists of the four-bedroom, nine-bath home. It also has a beautiful boxwood path, a formal garden, vaulted ceilings, and an ancient marble fireplace in a neighborhood northwest of Dallas that resembles a French chateau.

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