1990

Reunion Alumni Weekend
May 21-22, 2010

Class correspondent:
Mary Beth Sierzega Afflerbach
afflerbachmb@yahoo.com

Posted 3/11/13

Mary Beth Sierzega Afflerbach; afflerbachmb@yahoo.com

Posted 10/25/12

Paul Staudt and his wife Michelle are pleased to announce the birth of their baby girl, Emily Kristine on July, 19.

Posted 9/28/12

We are sad to report that Karen M. Samson passed away on September 2.

Posted 6/27/12

From the Alumni House:

We are sad to report that Dennis J. Meyers passed away on June 10, 2012.
Posted 2/29/12

SXSWedu is pleased to announce Hugh Norwood of Trinity Education Group, a Maryland-based company focused on growing and sustaining high-quality, researched-based educational products and services as the 2012 Emcee. In 2007, Hugh formed Trinity Education Group, after leaving Laureate Education, and has served as the company’s president and general manager.

Posted 6/8/11

From the Alumni House:
In 2004, Amy Yahna created a demonstration site for sustainable living, environmental awareness, and Community Supported Agriculture at Alambria Spring Farm. Amy and her husband built a house made of timber from the surrounding forest and straw as insulation, and they use windmills and solar panels for electricity. They harvest their own milk, honey, and food and make their living by growing and selling organic crops.

Posted 1/7/10

From the Alumni House:

Julia Osgood O'Reilly and  Brenden O'Reilly are proud to announce the birth of a baby girl, Colleen Elizabeth O'Reilly.  She was born on October 16, 2008 in Hackensack, N.J., and weighed 7 lb., 10 oz. She joins big sister Gaellyn, born April 5, 2007.

Posted 6/29/09

From the Alumni House:

Rob Verrone recently celebrated his 40th birthday in style with 13 of his Moravian friends, Jane Valick Fitzell ’88, Bill Fitzell ’90, Steve Lutz ’89, John Hughes ’90, Dave Mittl ’90 and his wife Mary, Dirk ’90 and Lisa Johnson Phillips ’91, Sandy Stas Fenton ’90, Craig ’88 and Dana Mint-Danielson ’91, Kris Yurko Groeber ’90, Paul Groeber ’91 and Coach John Makuvek.

Posted 4/20/09

From the Alumni House:

In October, Noel Knecht participated in a four-day, 220-mile bicycle ride from Chocolate World in Hershey, Pa., to New York City. Sponsored by Hershey’s Tour de Pink, this annual ride benefits the Young Survival Coalition, the premier network of international breast cancer survivors and supporters dedicated to the concerns and issues of young women and breast cancer. Although Noel recently moved to Arkansas, she remains involved in the Young Survival Coalition, and also is a legislative ambassador for the American Cancer Society (gaining support from members of Congress) and is a volunteer for Reach to Recovery.