Brandon Lee Burton
Brandon Lee Burton of Orange, Texas started playing in the APA Pool League of SE Texas on 5/25/2006. Brandon played on the team, “No Doubt” out of The Silver Fox in Bridge […]
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Brandon Lee Burton of Orange, Texas started playing in the APA Pool League of SE Texas on 5/25/2006. Brandon played on the team, “No Doubt” out of The Silver Fox in Bridge […]
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Dan Forcier, APA League Operator Mike Forcier’s brother, was known to be kind and caring, with a heart of gold. Since Mike and Joyce first began as League Operators, Dan played on […]
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William Ruschaupt of Jeannette, Pa., passed away in July of 2008 after qualifying to shoot on the Marauders 9-Ball team in Las Vegas. After winning the trip he told his father, “This […]
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Thomas Odell Cabiness played in the APA in Spartanburg, S.C. Cabiness originally began playing in the APA League in Chicago. Thomas competed in the National Team Championships in both 8-Ball and 9-Ball […]
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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 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 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 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 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 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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