Happy to report that Judy is back in the swing of things. She thanks everyone for their kindness and thoughtfulness over the last several weeks. She is enjoying watching Wimbledon, the US Open Women’s Golf Championships and of course, her beloved Yankees.
Satoko Kimura was happy to report that she played tennis outside in Japan in 87 degrees yesterday. In case, you aren’t sure which one is Sato, she has the PRC hat on! Sato reminds everyone to cover up and protect your skin in sunny conditions.
Unfortunately, our Wimbledon theme for Fed Cup was rained out today – but isn’t that expected for Wimbledon? At any rate, thanks to the players who looked great in their whites and had fun on the indoor courts. Hopefully, the sun will come out next Friday and we can resume Fed Cup for everyone.
Family week continues are Nicole Arendt returned to visited her family in Princeton. Nicole grew up in Princeton, playing at the Hun School and University of Florida. She turned pro and had a successful career on the WTA tour, where she won titles and reached high doubles ranking of #3 in the world. Everyone loved…
Lucy Marshall’s family celebrated July 4th on the courts – proving that tennis is indeed a family and lifetime sport. Lucy and her daughter, Rachel Juliana, joined other family members visiting from California in the Round Robin while the grandchildren participated in the junior camp. On another court, Mia Cahill was joined by brother,…
Sue Gunther continued her vacation in Japan and met up with Shizuna and Sato, beloved friends to so many PRC tennis players before they returned home. Tennis friendships continue throughout life – regardless of where we are and if we are on or off court. Have fun three S’s – we all miss you.
There were lots of reasons to celebrate at a luncheon honoring Catherine Taaffe today- good health, appreciation for captain duties and a special birthday. Many thanks for your leadership on and off the court- you are an inspirational teammate. Happy Birthday, Catherine and many more.
Sue Gunther is enjoying a trip to Japan and one of the highlights is a reunion with Sato Kimura, a beloved tennis player and friend who relocated there last year. PRC is a wonderful place to create lasting friendships which can be enjoyed home and if necessary, from afar. Have fun Sue and Sato. Next…
The sun shined brightly and good wishes were plentiful for Judy Vogt, who celebrated her birthday today at the courts. Many happy returns, Judy.
To everyone who made my birthday celebration so special – from the warm wishes, cards, delicious cakes (thanks Tracey Wijesinghe – your carrot cake is the best), luncheon, and fun times on the tennis courts. You all keep me feeling young and having fun. Love, Cos