My father, John Quinn of Massey, Maryland introduced me to the game of Bridge approximately seven years ago. He was an avid player right up to the time of his death in November of 2012. I began taking lessons at … Continue reading →
I am so glad to join the ACBL American Bridge. I came here to the States in early November and after 4 months I discovered, thanks to my husband, the Bridge Club in Cape May Court House where we live. … Continue reading →
Bridge has become an unexpected joy ride in my life! I retired in 2008 with much trepidation because I couldn’t believe the time had arrived so quickly. My elderly parents needed me and so I had to give up my … Continue reading →
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 →
