I started my Bridge journey in 2013. One of my great annoyances in life was reading the Bridge column in a newspaper and not having a clue what any of it meant. I was a good card player (Spades, Euchre, … Continue reading →
With a background in technology, Sue Manning recognized her ideal skill set and offered to assist the ACBL and online bridge groups, with critical upgrades. This resulted in Sue volunteering as an integral member of multiple bridge technology teams, contributing … Continue reading →
As membership at her club and Unit continued to shrink, Lisa Mita committed to make a difference and become a bridge teacher. Then (yikes) came the pandemic, but Lisa didn’t flinch, she simply made a smooth transition to Shark Bridge … Continue reading →
In 2020, District 4 put out a call for help in building a new website to replace the old, worn-out and obsolete site. Without hesitation, Todd Thorsen offered his skills to set up the structure for the site, and to … Continue reading →
When you talk to the Wilmington bridge community and ask about Bill Herdle, you’ll hear that whenever asked to help, he inevitably says “yes”. And that’s how Bill became the Unit 190 Secretary as well as its Web Master. He … Continue reading →
During the early part of the Covid Pandemic, as clubs were working to make games available on BBO, it would have been easy to take an “every person for themselves” attitude. However, Ann Smallen, when asked to help a club … Continue reading →