| John James Prior 13th Dec 2020 |
 John James Prior
Father to Three Sons
Friend to many people
Loved his bridge and WBC
Sadly missed by all
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| Joanne Klerck 13th May 2020 |
 "Joanne Klerck was a lovely, dear friend a person who enjoyed the social aspect of learning & playing the game of Bridge at the Wimbledon Bridge Club. As well as at home with her friends. Joanne, was also, a great personality and with her friends we enjoyed many laughs with her over the past few years. She is fondly, remembered and is a great loss to her family, friends and the WBC club". Suzie Vernel
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| Ronald Bragman April 2020 |
 We are very sorry to announce that Ronald Bragman died at the beginning of April, having contracted the coronavirus and pneumonia.He was friendly, charming and a very amusing man, full of stories about his days with the RAF in the 50's and loved watching all kinds of sports.
He was also a very keen bridge player, was a member at WBC for many, many years and usually played during the evening sessions. He was known to have said that the inscription on his tombstone should include "here lies Ron Bragman, Master Bridge Player"!!
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| Ranji Rangarajan 4th Mar 2020 |
 Ranji Rangarajan M.A., FCII, passed away very peacefully in his residence.
He has been a member of Wimbledon bridge club for almost 30 years ever since he arrived in London.
He enjoyed playing at the club very much and was quite friendly with the members.
He would have liked to thank everyone there for making him happy to play amongst all members.
He dearly loved this game. He taught bridge to his wife and son.
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| Dr Peter Goulev 16th Jan 2020 |
We are very sorry to announce that Petar Goulev died from a brain tumour on Thursday 16th January 2020.
He was 48 years old and had been a member of the club for 10 years.
He had a doctorate in computer studies, and often helped the club with computer issues.
He played regularly at the club until his illness a couple of years ago when he moved away from Wimbledon.
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