Jane Iannello – NABC Master
I owe my bridge career to an elderly uncle who once told me not to retire until I learned to play bridge. He felt I would not have enough to do. I think there was a lot of truth in … Continue reading →
I owe my bridge career to an elderly uncle who once told me not to retire until I learned to play bridge. He felt I would not have enough to do. I think there was a lot of truth in … Continue reading →
I played tournament bridge in the 70’s then stopped to attend medical school, and gave it up entirely until around 2020 when I discovered Bridgebase and started playing online. I started playing as well, on Bridgebase, with my sister who continued … Continue reading →
My bridge journey began on December 31, 2019, when I attained my first master points. I learned bridge during COVID and had always felt that I was a didactic learner during my years of classroom education. COVID took that away … Continue reading →
I started playing duplicate Bridge in March 1970, and immediately joined the ACBL. I was a student at DePauw University, in Indiana. We were 4 children in our family, close in age, and I had learned to play Bridge very … Continue reading →
When I graduated from high school and went to college (in 1986), my mother, Helene Cross (also an ACBL member) decided to learn bridge (and golf) as my younger brother was going to be headed off to college soon too … Continue reading →
I’m 84 years old and it took me 4 years to get 50 points. I started out in Fort Collins, Colorado and only moved to Pennsylvania in December 2022. I actually got a portion of a point years and years … Continue reading →