Al became an active member of the Florence Pee Dee Bowling Association in August of 1982. He has served in all the offices of the Association. He served two terms as President and served as Executive Director for ten years. He resigned as the Local Executive Director in May of 2000 when he was elected […]
George has served youth bowling in Greenville for over 21 years, first by coaching YABA bowlers at Wade Hampton Bowl and serving as head coach there for 15 years. He has served the Greater Greenville YABA Association since the early 1980’s on various committees, such as director of the city tournament as well as chairman […]
Jim has served youth bowling in Sumter for approximately 30 years. He began working with junior bowling in the 1960’s when his children were junior bowlers. He served as Secretary-Treasurer for the Sumter Junior Bowling Association for many years. During this time, he was approached while attending the State Bowling Tournament and asked to attend […]
Atha Sample was born in Odum, Georgia on “Thanksgiving Day”, November 27th in 1924. After her fifth birthday she moved to Charleston and met her life long friend, Winkie Witt Cammer. She graduated from North Charleston High School in June of 1942. While in high school she played basketball, volleyball and softball. Her basketball team […]
Harold retired from the Army in 1960 and moved to Seneca, SC, where he was manager of Clemson Lanes until they closed in 1961. He then started bowling at Timber Lanes (now Oconee Lanes). Harold served as a Director on the Oconee County Bowling Association for 2 years, until he moved to Easley, SC. After […]
Judy Mahaffey Pettit has lived in Spartanburg, SC all of her life. She is marrie to Dean Pettit and they have three lovely children. Time and George Pettit and Traci Pettit Hubbard. She has five grandchildren. Judy started bowling at Pinewood Lanes in the AM Coffee League which is still sanctioned. Thelma Deruchia taught […]
