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 →
I started playing bridge in the lobby of my college dorm because Ellen needed a 4th and explained to me that Aces were 4, Kings were 3, Queens were 2, Jacks were 1 and it was my bid. THAT was … Continue reading →
The road to bridge!! Over 7 years ago I retired from a career that had put a lot of demands on my time and required that I travel extensively. Raising my children and the demands of my career did not … Continue reading →
Chapter 1. The Birth of a Bridge Player Where should I begin? At my birth? No, I don’t remember that far back. But I was probably holding a hand of cards when I made my debut. What I do remember … Continue reading →
Ten years ago, I retired from a thirty-five year teaching career in health and physical education. I was often asked what I was going to do in retirement, and I had a couple of things in mind such as work … Continue reading →