July 2020 - 63

New

Life Masters
Ellen Davidson, Hamilton
James Leitch, Smith's Parish

Canada

Bruce Petrie, Calgary AB
Yen Karro, Surrey BC
King Lee, Victoria BC
Colleen Luco, Sicamous BC
Tom Davidson, Beechwood NB
Heidi Janes, St John's NL
Helen Prowse, Halifax NS
Stephan Alexander, Stirling ON
Daniel Boon, Toronto ON
Linda Calzonetti, Burlington ON
Robert Innes, Hamilton ON
Yongjun Lu, Nepean ON
Maria Szyjkowski, Etobicoke ON
Shawn Tuttle, London ON
Simon-Pierre Goulet, Montreal QC
Jacques Simard, Montreal QC
Chic Callas, Whitehorse YT

United States

Valerie Watson, Bella Vista AR
Aton Arbisser, Los Angeles CA
Salim Bhimji, Laguna Woods CA
Andrew Chen, San Jose CA
James Collart, Lincoln CA
Ashwini Datar, Cupertino CA
Lynn Dondero, Sonoma CA
Debbie Faigen, Los Angeles CA
Joe Albert Garcia, Fullerton CA
Laurie Hailey, Walnut Creek CA
Rajeev Jog, San Jose CA
Sadhna Joshi, Eastvale CA
Miriam Kaegi, Novato CA
Louise Lee, Newport Beach CA
Merle Liebesman, Los Angeles CA
Herman Lin, Rancho Santa Fe CA
Douglas Preble, Huntington Beach CA
Mary Schelling, Orinda CA
Bernard Seal, Northridge CA
Marina Seppius, Palo Alto CA
Kate Smith, Los Altos Hills CA
Helen Spalding, San Francisco CA
Dmitri Stukalov, Palo Alto CA
Mitchell Hayne, Eagle CO
Michael Hellman, Pueblo West CO
Samuel McInturff, Durango CO
Elizabeth McKay, Highlands Ranch CO

Beth Schweitzer, Newtown CT
Stanley Barg, Washington DC
Robert Adrion, Boynton Beach FL
Peter Blatteis, Wellington FL
Ritambhar Burman, South Miami FL
Wayne Catledge, Maitland FL
Cynthia Fisher, West Palm Beach FL
Donna Greenberg, Delray Beach FL
Ann Johnson, Palm Beach FL
Marcia McClurg, Boynton Beach FL
Jane Racila, Tampa FL
Linda Trifon, Lake Worth FL
Robert Shippy, Statham GA
Sandra Shippy, Statham GA
Gailyn Thornton, Atlanta GA
Brad Albers, Windsor Heights IA
Ken Newton, Clive IA
Mary Vogel, Churdan IA
Ellen McGregor, Mundelein IL
Carlene Bottorff, Jeffersonville IN
Mary Karch, Emporia KS
Norma Hampton, Lexington KY
Fran Anderson, Baton Rouge LA
Fizza Adamjee, Newton MA
Barbara Blauer, Needham MA
Meiyan Duan, Andover MA
Joseph Shulman, Canton MA
Ethan Wood, Dover MA
David Dong, Rockville MD
Patricia Hill, Brighton MI
James McNamara, Brownstown MI
Bernice Blaske, Brooklyn Park MN
Mark McGree, Bloomington MN
Michael Isserman, St. Louis MO
Dorothy Johnson, Kansas City MO
Jan Potts, Chestefield MO
Kelly White, St. Louis MO
Glenn Biggs, Matthews NC
Donna Davis, Hendersonville NC
Meggan Klippen, Ocean Isle Beach NC
Helen Paszek, Rocky Mount NC
Mary Lynn Westervelt, Fairview NC
Fred Douglis, Basking Ridge NJ
Richard Eisenman Jr., Milford NJ
Alan Wasserstein, Voorhees NJ
Sam Hankins, Tijeras NM
Jan Heggem, Albuquerque NM
Joshua Mullins, Albuquerque NM
Barnaby Grist, Reno NV
Frank Shannon, Mesquite NV

Lawrence Abate, Williamsville NY
Carolyn Carter, New York NY
Neal Christensen, Wappingers Falls NY
Madeline Cohn, New York NY
Michael Cotter, Brooklyn NY
Robin Healy, Huntington NY
Nicole Hudak, New York NY
Ruth Kestenbaum, New York NY
Eric Lazere, White Plains NY
Joan Libshutz, New York NY
Jake Neuthaler, Brooklyn NY
Carole Ross, New York NY
Carole Rosten, Great Neck NY
Gary Steinkohl, New York City NY
Jonathan Turell, Scarsdale NY
Mee Warren, New York NY
Robert Williams, Fairview Park OH
Brenda Biermann, Roseburg OR
James Weider, Portland OR
Mark Freedman, Jenkintown PA
Frederick Holdsworth, Philadelphia PA

Dennis Jacobs, Allison Park PA
Debbie Jones, Bryn Mawr PA
Connie Schlak, Boiling Springs PA
Beverly Titzel, Greenville PA
Vicky Vallecillo, Guaynabo PR
Mary Joseph, Columbia SC
Sue Kline, Columbia SC
Lucinda Levy, Okatie SC
Darlyn Dusek, League City TX
Adrienne Juno, Cypress TX
Edith Purgason, Houston TX
Olga Gavrik, Falls Church VA
Debbie Massey, Falls Church VA
Betsy Rock, Oakton VA
Benjamin Sharp, Alexandria VA
Thomas Stanley, Occoquan VA
Louise Cooley, Kirkland WA
Kevin Epley, Kent WA
Beverly Walker, Vancouver WA
Bhadra Chheda, New Berlin WI
Victoria Hess, Jackson WY

Don Caton 1941-2020
Don Jay Caton, an Emerald Life Master who finished second in three NABC
events, died May 7 of complications from
a stroke he suffered in late 2014. He was 78.
A native of Pensacola FL, Caton graduated from Pensacola High School in 1959
and then attended Florida State University, playing tennis all four years while earning his bachelor's degree. He went on to follow in his father's
footsteps by receiving his law degree from Stetson University.
After several years in private practice, he served as city attorney
for Pensacola for 40 years.
Caton was an accomplished bridge player, becoming a Life
Master at the age of 19. He finished second in the 1980 von
Zedtwitz Life Master Pairs, the 1986 Mitchell Open Board-aMatch Teams and the 2014 Leventritt Silver Ribbon Pairs.
Caton was also a lifelong tennis player, who, among his many
tennis accomplishments, ranked No. 1 in Florida, in 1955, in
singles and doubles in the 15-and-under age-group, and was
a top player for FSU from 1962-65. He was inducted into the
Pensacola Sports Hall of Fame.
Caton is survived by his wife of 47 years, Marion, as well as
seven children, 18 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren.

©Jonathan Steinberg

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