Dean Percival
Known to his teammates and many members in the Tacoma/Spanaway, Wash. area as “Deano,” Percival was known for his constant smile and good nature. Dean often drank “Duckfarts” for a toast, so […]
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Mark Hadden
Mark Hadden of Bradenton, Fla., could always light up a room with his smile. He was a quiet, soft-spoken young man. Mark started with the APA in December 2007, as a beginner, […]
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Dave Irons
Dave Irons of Imperial Beach, Calif., was a Doctor of Pharmacology and worked in San Diego with the Poison Control Center. His skill and knowledge as a Skill Level 7 helped his […]
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Connie Terry
Connie Terry of Plano, Texas joined the APA in 2004 because her son, Matt, was captain of a team that needed a beginner player. Known to hundreds of players in the Collin […]
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Craig Newcomb
Craig Newcomb served as the co-captain of his team, “Cue for Christ” in Port Arthur, Texas. As an avid poolplayer for about 32 years, Newcomb won over 500 trophies. His four brothers […]
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Steve Jackson
Steve Jackson of Newark, Del., forever left his family and friends on Oct. 29, 2007. At one time, he played with his brother on 7 different teams 5 days a week. His […]
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Jack Kuzmich
Jack Kuzmich was an APA member for 12 years in Westminster, Colo. He was a Skill Level 6 and collector of vintage cues. Many APA members in the Denver area remember Jack […]
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Chris Lamrouex
Chris Lamrouex of Port St. Lucie, Fla., loved to play pool and made a goal to go professional within 2 years. He competed in the APA National Team Championships twice and the […]
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Walter S. Cook
Walter Cook of Gibsonville, N.C., left us on April 23, 2007. He became an APA member in 2004, and his wife, Lisa is still an APA member. Walter loved the game of […]
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Lamont Smith
Lamont Smith from Chattanooga, Tenn., was a member of APA for 25 years. He loved playing pool every Wednesday night. He played out of Chattanooga for many years, but got started in […]
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