Gary L. Anderson has been continuously involved in bowling since early childhood. He has participated in and/or been exposed to all phases of the game as a worker, manager and administrator. He has “set” pins, cleaned “pits”, leveled and adjusted pin decks, buffed and conditioned lanes and managed large modern bowling centers. He has served […]
Lloyd Akers started his quest in youth bowling in 1973 as President Central Solano CA YABA, Secretary/Treasurer Soesterberg MBA 1975-77 and Director Shaw MBA since 1994. He also served in Tucson, Arizona. Lloyd has served the sate board on many committees and has been a director since 1982. On the local level at Shaw, Lloyd […]
Data Not Available. Died in 1992.
Leaving North Carolina, Jean left a large family consisting of Mother and seven brothers and their families. She has a daughter Kim, Son-in-Law Buddy, Granddaughters Christy and Kelli, son Tim and Grandson Ryan. Her Grand Children play a big part in her happiness. Jean began bowling in sanctioned play in Raleigh, North Carolina in […]
Editor’s Note: In all of my years of writing profiles for the Hall of Fame book…Nothing conveys to the membership the kind of person we are honoring as well as her background…written in her own words Vera: I’m not sure what you want or need, but here goes….. I was raised in Camden, […]
Dave became a member of the GCBA (Greater Columbia Bowling Association) as a Director in 1976. He remained in that capacity until 1979, at which time he was elected fourth Vice-President. In 1980 he was elected to first Vice-President and represented the GCBA at the ABC convention in Louisville, Kentucky. Dave was instrumental in the […]