I had not played bridge since college (am now 81). I lost my wife to cancer on April 4th, 2020…during the COVID epidemic. So, here I was grieving and very much alone. When our YMCA in Phoenixville PA re-opened in … Continue reading →
I would like to thank all the directors and the club owners and workers that have helped me along the way. I’m so proud of the clubs that I I have been a part of. Thank you to Ed and … Continue reading →
I learned to play bridge when I was around 8 years old but stopped when I was 12. I didn’t play again for 50 years. When I moved to Harrisburg a friend invited me to play in a local social … Continue reading →
My husband and I retired from the investment business in Manhattan and moved to Philadelphia 30 years ago. We raised our family here, and built an active life. As we aged, we wanted to have an activity that we enjoyed … Continue reading →
My bridge story is really a story about my Dad and me, which is why he is pictured with me. For my entire life, my Dad played bridge. Sometimes, I would tag along and watch and occasionally I’d caddy. In … Continue reading →
