While I learned bridge basics while young, I never played seriously until a coworker who was an accomplished bridge player got us started playing at lunch in the early 90s. This grew into social playing, novice games with my father-in-law … Continue reading →
I retired in 2023. To stay mentally active I played bridge three times a week with my bridge partner Sally Humphrey. Sally is member of Delaware State Bridge Association Board. Sally noticed that all I needed was a few silver … Continue reading →
Each year the ACBL seeks input from all Districts for players deserving of lifetime appointments to two honorary committees – the Goodwill Committee and the Charity Committee. District 4 is pleased to recognize the following individuals who are our 2023 … Continue reading →
I first started playing duplicate with my mother about thirty years ago. At first we played in a weekly club game at the Knight of Columbus in Arlington, VA. Then we played a few sectionals and regionals and one national … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge at the age of 6. My parents and 16-year-old brother needed a fourth and I was it! My mother was a Life Master in Pittsburgh. I played bridge throughout college and medical school, but never competitively. … Continue reading →
Becoming a life master was a goal I shared with my beloved mother, Lila Gleitman. Crushingly, she died at the end of a bridge game (but not before she asked if we got any points). I’m very proud to share … Continue reading →