I am thrilled to be getting my Silver Life Master. My mother, who played duplicate till she was 100 years old, would have been very proud to see me achieve this. My husband, Paul, is usually my partner and I … Continue reading →
I retired ten years ago and was looking for a hobby. My husband saw an ad about a free bridge lesson, which I pursued, and I started accumulating points in duplicate bridge. My excellent teacher, Bobbie Gomer, suggested that we … Continue reading →
I finally joined ACBL last year. What was I waiting for? I played bridge as a teenager, college player in between lunch and my 1 pm class, ladies bridge groups, a few couples games. Then in about 2010, I decided … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge in war time China in 1944, learning from a friend of my parents and Eli Culbertson’s book. Next period I played was in the sixties, in an industrial league in Pittsburgh, PA. My partner was the … Continue reading →
In 1970 my brother, several of his college buddies, Dudley Hendricks and I learned Precision. Until then I had played socially using 4 card major openings. Our team played competitively until my brother left the area to go to grad … Continue reading →
After being a widow for 2 years, I met Charles Stevens who became widowed 2 years after we met. Among other things, Charles was a bridge player. He had had a hiatus of 20+ years and, now that he was … Continue reading →
