When I was a teenager, my sister Alberta Brown learned to play Bridge at Alfred University. She then taught my brothers and sisters to play Bridge. My Grandmother, Alma Wilcox, was a Silver Life Master as well as my … Continue reading →
My first taste of bridge was in junior high school in the bridge club. But I’m afraid I don’t remember anything other than the reason I signed up. The advisor looked like a dark-haired Illia Kuryakin. Fast forward a few … Continue reading →
I learned the game ages ago but never played. My bridge activity was limited to the game in the daily newspaper. I actually thought nobody played bridge in the Rochester area. Then, chatting with Jerry Manioci (a Sapphire Life Master) … Continue reading →
2021 was a very successful bridge year for me. For which, I want to thank my bridge partners who have helped me to achieve two rank changes this year: David, Christina, Pam, Mary, Becky, Karen, Susan, John and my wife, … Continue reading →
I first learned bridge in college, but played infrequently. By the time I hit 40 I had well under 100 points and it looked like I would never reach Life Master. Nevertheless, I enjoyed playing bridge at home with my … Continue reading →
The official District ACBL District 4 Tournament Calander for your enjoyment. Never to early to plan your bridge schedule.
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