1998 Classnotes

2022

 Timothy Feather's agency 110 Front Communications celebrated our 16th year in business this past June. Over the years, they have enjoyed hosting a number of Moravian graphic design interns. In addition to running their design agency, he is illustrating two children's book series - Tucker & Zoey Adventures - based on the real-life antics of the author’s two adopted dogs, and The (Mis) Adventures of Myles - based on my post-college cat. The first book, Lap Cat Deluxe will be available later this fall. Currently 3 books are available at Tucker & Zoey Adventures as well as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. He is also co-hosting the podcast Latch-Key Dads where generation X dads of generation Z kids talking about all things 80’s and 90s, current topics like entertainment, pop culture, home improvements and growing old in this new millennium. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcast and more.

August 2021

Athanasios Oikonomopoulos lives in Patras-Greece and works as a music teacher in the public undergraduate schools of music near his town. He also teaches piano to children and writes electronic ambient music in his home studio under the name “Thaneco”. Today, he remains in touch with some of his classmates including his best friend, Blythe Evans, whom he got in touch with through Facebook and Instagram. He is currently married to Maria Liosi, teacher of English and Spanish. His future plan is to visit Moravian and Bethlehem once more.

November 2020

Jennie Coughlin Sakimura graduated from Seton Hall University Law School with her MSJ in health and hospital law in May 2020.

In February, Liz Watson Hedden was awarded Teacher of the Year at Clinton Public School in NJ. In May, she will be graduating from Centenary University with a Master of Educational Leadership along with a Supervisor Certificate.

March 2020

 Elizabeth Nicholas Lafferty and James Lafferty's daughter, Olivia, will graduate from Owen J. Roberts High School and plans on attending Moravian as a biology major. They could not be more proud of their little Hound! They are so excited to be back on campus!

July 2019

 Jennifer Remington Taube, Ph.D. passed away on July 27, 2019.