Kay Mull began bowling while serving as a Lieutenant 

then Captain in the United States Air Force; stationed in Germany at the time, 

Kay was termed the best woman bowler in Europe, was a member of the 1955 USAFE

Women's All-Star Bowling Tournament Championship Team as well as doubles

and all-events champ and singles runner-up.  She was also the

outstanding bowler in the Germany-Austria tournament winning singles

with a 602, doubles with a 1050 and all events with a 1683.

In 1956 Kay moved to Washington, D.C. resigning her commission and

taking a civilian job.  In June 1961, Kay set a new National Record

bowling 214, 256 and 279 for a series total of 749, in the Peterson

Scratch Singles League at Tenpin Coliseum in Alexandria, VA.  She 

entered the league with a 169 average.  Kay joined the Apple Valley USBC WBA 

Board in 1974 and has held numerous positions on the board until present.  

She was inducted into the Apple Valley USBC WBA Hall of Fame on November 7, 1981.  

Kay has bowled in 49 VS USBC WBA Tournaments and 23 VS USBC WBA Senior

Tournaments, representing Virginia State in 1993 National Senior

Tournament in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  She has served as an Assistant

Sgt-at-Arms and has served on the State Nominating and Credentials

committees.  Kay has bowled in 32 National Tournaments and has been a convention

delegate for 24 years.  In September 1993 Kay won the NABI Tournament 

at Terrace Lanes in Frederick, MD, beating a MAN 218 to 199 and guess what--

she was 73 years old!  Kay Mull loves and is very dedicated to the sport of 

bowling and very deserving of the VA State USBC WBA Hall of Fame honor for 

Meritorious Service.