Past Jacoby Award winners
-
2023 Scott Nason, Dallas
-
2022 Ed Rawlinson, San Antonio
-
2021 Jim Bauer, Dallas
-
2020 Rebecca Brown, San Antonio
-
2019 Nancy Strohmer, Houston
-
2018 Tomi Storey, Dallas
-
2017 David Pennington, Temple
-
2016 Paul Cuneo, Houston
-
2015 Charlie Price, Dallas
-
2014 Martha DeCou, Corpus Christi
-
2013 Carol Schoenhals, Lubbock
-
2012 Lew Levy, Houston
-
2011 Larry Davis, Austin
-
2010 Tom Corlett, Temple
-
2009 Bert Onstott, Houston
-
2008 Ira Hessel, San Antonio
-
2007 Dewitt Hudson, Arlington
-
2006 Rosemary Kelley, Austin
-
2005 Toni Snow, Houston
-
2004 Betty Starzec, Houston
-
2003 Al Lochli, San Antonio
-
2002 Scott Humphrey, Austin
-
2001 Tom Hughes, Fort Worth
-
2000 Mary Ross, Corpus Christi
-
1999 Arlene Weingarten, Houston
-
1998 Eric Snow, Houston
-
1997 George & Leah Olivarri, Corpus Christi
-
1996 Howard Wilkins, Abilene
-
1995 Barry Hagedorn, Houston
-
1994 Shirley Pagan, Corpus Christi
-
1993 Jacqueline Tucker, San Antonio
-
1992 Henry Baer, Dallas
-
1991 Mary Williams, Austin
-
1990 Gerrie Owen, Dallas
-
1989 Dan & Joan Morse, Houston
-
1988 Jim Downs, Houston
-
1987 Judy Jacoby, Dallas
-
1986 Cissie Horton, San Antonio
-
1985 Sue Barber, San Angelo
-
1984 Ann Carb, Fort Worth
-
1983 Joyce Cook, Houston
Jacoby Award Recipient
2023: Scott Nason, Dallas
District 16 is pleased to announce that Scott Nason of Unit 176 was awarded the Oswald and James Jacoby Award for 2023. As editor of our Labor Day Regional bulletin, Scott would normally be writing this article, but this one was prepared in advance so that he could be surprised, and indeed he was!
The Jacoby Award is given each year to a player who has volunteered and served with distinction on both the unit and district levels. Scott is currently serving his sixth year on the Unit 176 Board of Directors, and he has served in almost every capacity. He is the GNT Coordinator, serves on the tournament committee, and writes this bulletin at the Dallas Labor Day Regional. He cochairs the monthly unit games that have returned since COVID and they have been very successful. He writes the Unit 176 report for Scorecard, keeping everyone up to date on happenings unit wide. On the district level, he also manages the Grand National Teams and serves as Unit 176’s representative to the district board of directors.
One of Scott’s best qualities is his true love for bridge. He became a certified director to improve his knowledge of the game and finds time to use it on his frequent cruises. He takes time to mentor developing players and is a frequent speaker on the D16 Zoom Lecture Series. Scott is happy to answer questions whenever asked and always wears his National Goodwill Committee pin with pride.
Congratulations, Scott, from the many, many friends you have made at the table. Both Unit 176 and District 16 are enormously proud of you.