Barry Greenstein Vol. 17, No. 5 Card Player Magazine
Barry Greenstein: A Modern-Day Robin Hood
By Allyn Jaffrey
Barry Greenstein fondly remembers playing cards with his mother after school when he was a young boy. His mother was gracious, loving, and caring. There wasn't anything she wouldn't do for her little boy. Barry wanted to grow up and make his mother proud. He dreamed of becoming an eccentric philanthropist. Of course, in the...
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