Ken Hoffman on tennis with 41, and an embarrassing Barbara Bush fail


Editor’s note: As Houston bids farewell to Barbara Bush, Ken Hoffman recounts a less-than-stellar moment with former first lady. Here’s a funny Barbara Bush story: In 2000, I was invited to play in a charity tennis event. In one match, I would be President George H.W. Bush’s doubles partner against Channel 2 anchor Linda Lorelle and president Bush’s son, Neil Bush. The president and I won, 6-2. After the match, my buddy Reg “Third Degree”…

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