I began playing bridge in Trenton with my great grandmother at the age of 6. Honeymoon bridge was its name. Both of my parents were avid bridge players so it came easily. Friends like Hy Lavinthal were great teachers as … Continue reading →
Getting to this rank has been purely fun for me! I just love the game and look for opportunities to play. I feel lucky to live in an active bridge playing area and have enjoyed the many sectional and regional … Continue reading →
I started playing bridge in college (Brown ’69) and accumulated something over 20 master points. But after I graduated I had no partner, so I stopped playing and got involved in my career, raising a family, and playing softball. In … Continue reading →
Learning to play bridge, was one of the best things I ever did. My husband was an avid bridge player, so I had to learn. You know how the husband teaching the wife works – it doesn’t. So I went … Continue reading →
Jenny Draude Krause asked me to play in my first Duplicate Bridge match in August 2015. Jenny became my permanent bridge partner and my wife in November 2016. We played at Maple Grove with Andie as the main director. We … Continue reading →
My bridge journey is a bit unusual. In 1988, a group of engineers decided to teach ourselves bridge with Charles Goren’s book as our guide. We played at lunch for a few years until lunch hours became lunch half-hours. Then … Continue reading →