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I think it is so wonderful that you help these kids have this great chess experience. You do more for chess than all the USCF combined. Just wonderful. Keep up the good work no matter how bad the USCF might be or might become. You are a winner no matter what.
I have my chess life today’s mail and I voted with wonderful pride for
Susan
Paul
Mikhail
Randy
I hope all 4 of you win and can help fix up the USCF. You will always have my full support. Just keep up the good work with the kids. I am not a chess parent but I support scholastics because it is the right thing to do. I love children. They grow so much because of chess.
You are so lucky to have so many children love you. You are the most wonderful example of what the children can grow up to be just like you.
I really admire Paul. He is a super guy. I am so glad you are good friends and share your life together now. Everyone in chess is better because of the love you share for each other.
It is indeed a joy to see all these youngsters getting into a wonderful sport like chess–and having fun at the same time! Go Susan, and keep up the good work.
One of the prime reasons Texas Tech University founded SPICE was to help harness the tremendous positive influence Susan and Paul having on children, youth and scholastic chess in the United States.
Sincerely,
Dr. Karlsson