My father and mother taught me bridge when I was very young. My father was a life master and played almost daily at the White Rose Bridge Club in York. Over the next fifty years I played with family, however, … Continue reading →
A friend of mine called me in the winter of 1996 asking me if I would go to bridge lessons with her. Now, I had played pinochle in college (and spent so much time playing it instead of attending classes, … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge in the ’60s. A co-worker taught three of us during lunch hours. I played some duplicate and party games and started to play seriously in the ’90s. I have been playing with one of my present … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge as a 12-year old, with my twin sister and parents. During my 31-year Army career, there were many years without bridge in my life, but when I retired in September 2004, a friend recommended Dotty Ehling’s … Continue reading →
I arrived to the States on the 12 of October 2015 from Lebanon, Beyrut. I stayed more than four months before I discovered the Club in Cape May Court House and I called and I had a very nice lady … Continue reading →
I played bridge in graduate school and for a short time after I joined Du Pont in 1963 until I was transferred from Wilmington. In 2013 my wife expressed interest in learning the game and took lessons at the Bridge … Continue reading →
