Dave, who was involved in high school sports, did not realize that a youth bowling program existed. However, his parents were bowlers and at one time, they bowled in a center operated by Gene Tinman. At one time his mother bowled in a league downstairs while his dad was bowling in his league upstairs. Dave’s […]
Judy began recreational bowling in the mid 1960’s at the bowling “alley” in Atlantic City, New Jersey. With her friend Yolanda, they went bowling “every once in a while” for fun. In the fall of 1966, Judy joined the high school “Girls Bowling League” that bowled on Monday afternoons. This was an unsanctioned league although […]
Mickey was born in Lexington, South Carolina, the daughter of the Late Annie M. and Russell Landers. AHW wa a middle child of a sister Phyllis Bouknight (deceased) and a brother, Russ Landers. She has two children, Sheree’ Buice and Jamie Addy. She is also blessed with four grandchildren and two great grand children. Mickey […]
Information provided by Steve O’Brien – Jack Stiegelmeyer was a very dedicated, longtime volunteer for the sport of bowling, giving his time at many levels for the sport. He was a past President and Hall of Fame member for the Greater Charleston (S.C.) Bowling Association, a past President and Hall of Fame member for the […]
From his earliest days as a youth bowler, Kent Smith has received the support of family, friends and teammates as he tries to show his appreciation for all that the sport of bowling means to him. At the age of 6, Kent’s parents took him bowling at the Westlane Bowling Center in Spartanburg. At […]
Phyl came from a small town in Arkansas and moved to Cannonsburg, PA while a teenager. She met and married Bob in 1951. They have two children; a son, Jeffrey and wife Mary in Marietta, GA with two daughters Amanda and Melissa, and a daughter Lynda and husband Scott in Bear, Delaware with daughter Laura. […]