Heidi Eisterlehner: 1949-2025

Heide Eisterlehner passed away peacefully at home, age 75. She was a legend in Masters Tennis, winning numerous Masters titles including multiple world championships in singles and doubles. In her […]

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Phyllis Adler: 1924-2024

Phyllis Adler, a Southern California icon, a tall woman with red hair, a sharp mind and a graceful tennis came passed away May 22, 2024, just months shy of her […]

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Belmar Gunderson 1934-2023

Belmar Gunderson died May 15, 2023, age 88. She was not only a superior tennis player, despite her short stature, but a great person. We had a connection because she […]

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Harriet Hulbert

This is from the Houston Tennis Association Facebook page, in quotes below as is the photo: (https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=605719821596397&set=a.556218076546572). The HTA can be found at https://houstontennis.org I knew Harriet from the National […]

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Betty Cookson, 1922-2022

Here is a very nice interview with Betty Cookson: https://ninetyoverninety.com/interviews/elizabeth-betty-mcgee-cookson/ Here is her obituary. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/sfgate/name/elizabeth-cookson-obituary?id=37140432 Betty was a wonderful woman, wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, legendary USTA volunteer, fantastic doubles […]

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Evelyn Hustwit, Canadian Super Senior

Evelyn Hustwit was a consummate sportswoman, making three Wimbledon appearances, winning multiple Canadian Senior titles and medaling on multiple Canadian Cup teams. All that knew her will sorely miss her. […]

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Jim Nelson, 107 Gold Balls!

Jim Nelson (Aug 11, 1935-March 21, 2022, age 86) was one of the most prolific senior tennis players ever. He won 107 gold balls, six “Gold Slams (winning the Indoor, […]

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RIP John Powless

Click here to read a nice article about John’s many accomplishments. Here is another article from the UW Badgers One more article from the Madison Journal From the ITF Website […]

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Angela Buxton, Althea Gibson’s Doubles Partner, Dies at 85

Angela Buxton and Althea Gibson won Wimbledon doubles in 1956. Both faced discrimination, Gibson because she was Black and Buxton because of Anti-Semitism. “The International Tennis Federation announced the death […]

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Margaret Anderson

Margaret Anderson, 91, passed away April 29th. She was a past president of the NSWTA (National Senior Women’s Tennis Association) and an avid educator and tennis player. She is primarily […]

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Lynn Little

From Claudia Giacomini “Hi Carolyn, I just wanted to let you know that Lynn Little passed away today, May 10th 2019.   I thought you would know a way to pass […]

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James E. Delaney, Jr. May 26, 1930- April 26, 2016

James E. Delaney, Jr., passed away peacefully at home from cancer on Tuesday, April 26, 2016. He was able to spend his last few months surrounded by his wife Dorothy, […]

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