Judy Kusche has been slinging cocktails at Bowlero San Jose since it was Oakridge Lanes during the Reagan administration.
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“Just every customer is wonderful,” said Kusche, 79, dressed in her regular uniform of black jeans and a black Bowlero t-shirt featuring a bowling ball with antlers. “They’re my favorite memories, I guess.” “She is amazing,” said Maria Nieto, who has been coming to Bowlero San Jose for three or four years. “Thursday nights won’t be the same without her. She took care of us, and always checked to see everyone had what they needed.”
Judy Kusche, of San Jose, wears a name card at Bowlero San Jose in San Jose, Calif., on Thursday, Feb. 17, 2022. But regardless of how the place has changed, Kusche has been a mainstay for more than a generation — and always has been a favorite with customers. Amazingly, this isn’t the first long-term job she’s held at a San Jose institution. She was a waitress for 18 years at the 5 Spot, the legendary grill on South First Street, and was offered the job at Oakridge Lanes while she was bowling as a substitute on her sister Cheryl Raich’s team. “I wasn’t a very good bowler then, either,” she said with a laugh.
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