Moravian Academy Journal & Report of Giving: Fall 2024

JOURNAL

COLLABORATIVE & CONFIDENT COMMUNICATORS

FALL 2024 JOURNAL & REPORT OF GIVING

Identity Ecosystem Takes Root At Moravian

Mallory Zondag ’12 and Kareem Rabbat ’16 help Seniors in the

Our Mission Moravian Academy nurtures the joyful spirit of each learner and empowers inclusive global citizens to think critically, communicate effectively, lead with integrity, and strive for excellence.

DEAR MORAVIAN ACADEMY COMMUNITY,

I am delighted to introduce this edition of our journal, dedicated to celebrating one component of our Portrait of a Graduate: Collaborative & Confident Communicators At Moravian Academy, we believe that collaboration and communication are the cornerstones of a successful and fulfilling education. Our students gain these crucial skills through both direct instruction and hands-on, applied learning. By working in groups to solve problems and demonstrate their learning, they not only acquire knowledge but also develop an appreciation for the value of collaboration. As they see the tangible improvements in the quality of their decisions and the products they create, their respect for teamwork and collective effort deepens.

This collaborative spirit fosters a sense of community, integrity, and joy among our students. As they engage in teamwork, they become more connected, growth-minded, and compassionate individuals. The sense of accomplishment they feel, both as group members and individual presenters, boosts their confidence in their communication skills. Through these experiences, our students learn to think independently, stand up for their beliefs, and strive to become the best versions of themselves within our nurturing, safe, and inclusive school environment.

In this edition, we are excited to feature several articles that highlight the incredible journey of our students:

• Freshmen Exploring Their Identities: Discover how our ninth graders reflected on diverse topics such as art, nature photography, engineering, and cultural backgrounds on their journey for self-discovery.

• Preschool Learning About Bugs: Our youngest learners are diving into the fascinating world of insects, sparking curiosity and a love for science from an early age.

• Fourth Graders Becoming Entrepreneurs: Learn about our fourth graders’ entrepreneurial spirit as they create their own food trucks, combining creativity, business skills, and teamwork.

You will also learn about our school theme for the 2024-25 academic year –Creators of Community. And, after reading about our amazing students and alumni, you will find the 2023-24 Report of Giving, a comprehensive report on the generosity and support of our community over the past year..

I hope you enjoy reading these stories and seeing firsthand the remarkable achievements of our students. Their journeys are a testament to the power of collaboration and confident communication. Thank you for being an integral part of our Moravian Academy community.

Warm regards,

Stephanie Vasta Director of Marketing & Communications

Students Make Their Mark at Deca 2024

In February, 59 students representing the Moravian Academy Chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) attended the State Conference in Hershey, PA. We had our school in a wide variety of categories ranging from financial literacy events to robust start-up business and franchise business plans, as well as independent marketing campaigns. Six students placed in the top 4 in the entire state of Pennsylvania and went on to represent Moravian Academy’s DECA Chapter in Anaheim, CA, in April at the ICDC Convention.

Photo: Shaan Ailawadi ’26, Laura Li ’26 & Aveer Chadh ’26 take first place for their Innovation Plan at states.

HDC Fourth Graders Showcase Food Truck Businesses in Interdisciplinary Project Presentation

On Friday, April 26, fourth graders presented their food truck businesses to an enthusiastic audience of students, teachers, administrators, and families. This project, rooted in the social studies curriculum on U.S. regions, turned students into entrepreneurs and state experts.

Through this interdisciplinary unit, students delved into research paper writing, branding, and marketing by creating logos and commercials using Canva, and even composed jingles with Chrome Music Lab. Their journey began with a visit to Lu Taquería, where they gained insights into food truck entrepreneurship.

In science, the “Great Grow Along” program taught them about nutrition and its impact on development, influencing their food truck menus. Math skills were sharpened with lessons on tax and ingredient quantities, supplemented by a trip to Wegmans for price calculations. A visit to the Hershey Story Museum’s Sweet Strategies program enriched their understanding of branding and marketing.

At home, students built 3D models of their food trucks, integrating their campaign elements and showcasing state-specific features. The final presentations demonstrated their comprehensive learning and creative prowess, as students confidently shared their knowledge and hard work.

Who Am I and Who Can I Become?

The Class Of 2024

By Lisa Dubreuil & Kyle Shaughnessy

Immersed in a community that values creativity, curiosity, love, and understanding, our students seek to answer the questions: Who am I and who can I become?

As our seniors finalize their college plans, having become agents of their own learning, we see their futures come into sharper focus, and it becomes most apparent that Moravian Academy achieves its vision. Through faculty mentorship, hard work, and an individualized college search and application process that asks each student to discover a deeper understanding of themselves, students accept the schools that best align with their academic aspirations, career goals, and personal passions.

Emily Cho ’24

With a desire to understand the world around her, Emily seeks to listen to others’ stories, whether through a Comenius Project researching women’s health, serving as a leader of Women’s Awareness Club, or playing on the basketball and soccer teams. A mentor who provides guidance to others, she also seeks feedback to become the best leader she can be. Emily plans to major in government or history, and is headed to Cornell University.

Chelsea Maund ’24

A formidable student, a spirited athlete, a supportive teammate, and a young woman with a can-do attitude, Chelsea hasn’t met a challenge she wasn’t willing to tackle.

Excited by discovering new concepts and ideas, she practices, experiments, and even makes mistakes, always searching for ways to improve her work. The Robotics Team was a wonderful venue for Chelsea to flex her creative technical muscles, and she was willing to step in to learn any job, doing

whatever was necessary to finish the robot build, including encouraging and mentoring younger team members. She heads to University of Rochester where she will pursue mechanical engineering.

Nehemiah (Charm) Vega-Smith ’24

Charm grew up knowing he wanted to impact young people’s lives in some way, and securing a position as a teacher for Summerbridge last summer confirmed for him that this is his calling. More specifically, he will pursue psychology at Howard University, with an ultimate goal of providing support to teenagers with mental health issues. A latecomer to theatre, he wowed audiences with his performance in 12 Angry Jurors, and there is no doubt he will bring this newfound passion with him to college as well.

2023-2024 College and University Matriculation

Below are the colleges and universities chosen by Moravian Academy students.

American University

Bates College

Boston College

Boston University

Bowdoin College

Bryn Mawr College

Bucknell University

Carnegie Mellon University

Champlain College

Clemson University

College of William and Mary

Cornell University*

Davidson College

Duke University*

Elizabethtown College

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Daytona Beach)

Emerson College

Franklin & Marshall College*

George Washington University

Grove City College

Haverford College

Howard University

Ithaca College

Lehigh University*

Moravian University

Muhlenberg College*

University Temple University

The Ohio State University

The University of Alabama

The University of Tampa

Tufts University*

University of Miami

University of Michigan

University of Notre Dame

University of Pittsburgh

University of Rochester*

University of St. Andrews

University of Virginia

Vanderbilt University

Villanova University

Wake Forest University

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

*Multiple students attending

No two paths to college look the same, but we are proud to report that wherever our students launch, they excel. It has been a pleasure to nurture our seniors along their joyful learning journeys, and we can’t wait to see what comes next for the Class of 2024.

SC Preschoolers Buzz with Excitement

as They Explore the World of Bugs and Build Phonics Skills

In May, our Preschool friends used their creativity and powers of observation to explore the world of bugs! They began by observing caterpillars, using magnifying glasses to record each stage of the lifecycle, from larva to chrysalis to metamorphosis. They also expressed their discoveries through drawings, paintings, and crafts, depicting various bugs and noting their different parts, from heads and legs to antennae. To further their insect exploration, they used bug flashcards to work on phonics and pronunciation. Each flashcard featured a colorful illustration of a different bug along with its name, and the children practiced sounding out the names, focusing on initial sounds and syllables. The bug flashcards quickly became a favorite tool, helping our young learners connect visual images with the sounds of the words, building a strong foundation for confident communication.

HDC Eighth-Grade Students Take Action at Youth Climate Summit

On April 20th, our eighth-grade team embarked on an inspiring journey of environmental awareness and action at the 5th annual Youth Climate Summit held at the Nurture Nature Center in Easton. The summit featured a thought-provoking keynote address by Dr. Diane Husic, parent of Corey ’13 and Joren ’16, from Moravian University. Her talk on empowering youth engagement in climate action resonated deeply with our students, highlighting the crucial role young people play in addressing both local and global challenges.

After Dr. Husic’s talk, students moved on to the engaging activities at the climate fair. Through a reclaimed art project, students contributed to a striking art piece made from plastic and fishing nets recovered from the Delaware River, turning environmental waste

into a powerful visual statement. Another art piece our eighth-graders helped create used recycled t-shirts beautifully woven together, demonstrating how everyday items can be repurposed creatively.

One of the most significant outcomes of the summit was the further development of our students as collaborative and confident communicators. Through interactions with peers, experts, and community members, they honed their ability to articulate complex climate issues, work together on creative projects, and engage in meaningful discussions about environmental challenges.

We’re excited to see how our eighth-graders will apply their newfound knowledge and enthusiasm for climate action on our campuses.

An Identity Ecosystem Takes Root at the Merle-Smith Campus

By Dr. Catherine Moore

If you find yourself walking around the Merle-Smith Campus in the next few weeks, you may notice a curious and colorful outcropping of mushrooms growing near the Rose Garden. But these mushrooms aren’t just any mushrooms! They are the living embodiment of the stories of the Seniors in the Story and Poetry classes in our Identity Ecosystem project.

For our Identity Ecosystem project, we worked with mixed media fiber artist and MA alumna Mallory Zondag ’12 to design and felt together our own mushrooms that reflect who we are. At the end of our sessions, we combined all of our mushrooms together in our art installation outside, nestled in the nook of two trees off of the walkway down to Couch.

Now, why mushrooms? And why fiber art? It begins with our school history, actually.

Remember our founder, Benigna?

Her grandson was Lewis David de Schweinitz and he was a botanist and mycologist from right here in Bethlehem. Mycology is the study of fungi. De Schweinitz has been called the “Father of American Mycology” and is credited with discovering over 1,000 new species of fungi in America. He wrote several books and articles on the subject and created many watercolors to document and extensively catalog all of the fungi, mosses, ferns, lichens, and flowering plants he came across.

So now you know ’why mushrooms’! And so, ’why fiber art’?

Our school has a rich history with the textile arts, especially at the Moravian Seminary for Girls. Our history of needlework and embroidery has its roots in the early years of our school, where it was considered both a useful domestic skill and a means of artistic expression. Textile work as a part of the art curriculum continued at our school until

the ’50s and ’60s, and resurfaced later when embroidered chair covers were made in commemoration of another school milestone. You can see some of those embroidered chairs, in fact, in the Snyder Conference Room. Our identity ecosystem project turns to the fiber arts, as our school has many times in its past, so that students have the opportunity to express themselves artistically and to understand themselves in an unique way.

With a project that celebrates the power of storytelling both as communication and connection, we weren’t able to do this Identity Ecosystem project alone. Along with Mallory Zondag’s expertise, we called upon another alum, Kareem Rabbat ’16, to help us understand more about the mighty fungal kingdom and the study of mycology. Kareem Rabbat zoomed with our classes to support our project. Currently working in New Mexico for the Indian Health Service as an Environmental Engineer, Kareem is an Eclectic Engineer that is dedicated to creating a future without pollution or waste. Kareem’s Mycology Monday posts on Instagram drew us back to him and his work with the miraculous and marvelous fungal kingdom.

Our final inspiration comes from the book Entangled Life, by British biologist Merlin Sheldrake. We were captivated by Sheldrake’s book as he explores the fascinating world of fungi, revealing their intelligence, impact on ecosystems, and their role in shaping our understanding of life itself. Fungi challenge our set notions of “identity, autonomy, and independence” when they communicate and connect with other living creatures. Sheldrake writes that we may begin to see our lives and even “ourselves emerg[ing] from a complex tangle of relationships only now becoming known.” Our stories we tell each other can do this, too! So, when you see our outcropping of mushrooms on campus, have fun discovering the stories that they are telling!

DR. LARA WULFF JOINS MORAVIAN AS ASSOCIATE HEAD OF SCHOOL

Dr. Wulff joins Moravian Academy as the new Associate Head of School, bringing an abundance of experience and expertise to our community. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Religion from Dickinson College, followed by a Master of Arts degree from Harvard Divinity School and a Ph.D. in History from the University of Virginia. Dr. Wulff’s career includes teaching at the college level, serving as a Department Chair, and most recently, leading as the Head of Upper School at St. Catherine’s in Richmond, Virginia.

Dr. Wulff’s extensive experience uniquely positions her to advance Moravian Academy’s mission. With a deep understanding of pedagogy, brain-based learning, and the significance of relationships in schools, she is well-equipped to guide the development of curriculum and programs that foster critical and creative thinkers, collaborative and confident communicators, as well as ethical, inclusive, and global citizens.

Education - Dickinson College, BA History and Religion; Harvard Divinity School, Master of Theological Studies; University of Virginia, Ph.D. in History

2024-25 All-School Theme Creators of Community: Rooted in Shared Growth

By Cristina Usino, Director of Belonging and Collective Well-Being

This year, we embark on a wondrous adventure – to become Creators of Community. Imagine our school as a vibrant forest, teeming with life and diverse in its inhabitants. Just as a healthy forest thrives on the profound interconnectedness of its trees, so too will our school flourish when we cultivate a space where each member can bloom.

As renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson reminds us: “When a tree is cut down in the forest, other trees reach out to the victim with their root tips, and send lifesaving sustenance, water, sugar, and other nutrients via the mycelium. This continuous IV drip from neighboring trees can keep the stump alive for decades, and even centuries. And they don’t only do it for their own kind. They do it for the trees of other species. Why? Is it possible that trees can think in longer terms than we do?”

This powerful image captures the essence of a flourishing community. Let’s embody the wisdom of the forest. We are the stewards – the ones who cultivate a space for shared growth and collective well-being. Just as a forest thrives on the unique contributions of every tree, big or small, so too does our school. Each of us, students, staff, and families, holds the potential to be a nurturer of belonging and a champion of connection. Through our daily interactions, we extend our roots of support, creating an environment where everyone feels seen, valued, and empowered to blossom.

Poet Andrea Gibson captures this beautifully: “I was aware that my lifelines are braided with the lifelines of strangers. I was tuned into the knowing that the air I breathe out is the air others breathe in.”

In our school community, our well-being is intertwined. The kindness we offer ripples outward, fostering a sense of connection that nourishes us all.

In the spirit of the forest, where each tree supports its neighbors, can we become a community that offers sustenance to one another? Together, we can become the guardians of a flourishing forest, a vibrant school community where everyone grows and is empowered to bloom.

When Sue Maurer first stepped onto the campus of Moravian Academy in January of 1986, she brought with her a fervent passion for art and an eagerness to share her creative journey with her students. Over the next 38 years, Sue’s dedication to art education transformed the lives of countless students through her dynamic teaching in ceramics, painting, papermaking, and a myriad of other artistic disciplines.

Sue’s journey began in the attic of Snyder before she moved to the beautiful art space in Couch, where she inspired students with her innovative approach to art. Her commitment to her craft extended beyond the classroom. In the summer of 1994, she spent five weeks in Malaysia on a Maron Travel Study Grant. There, she learned the intricate art of making paper from indigenous plants, which she eagerly brought back to her students. This unique experience allowed her to teach her students how to incorporate plant fibers into pulp, creating distinctive designs in handmade paper.

Sue’s wisdom extended beyond art techniques. She once shared profound words on navigating transitions:

“I’d like to recommend when dealing with change, which is inevitable, what soothes me: watching the act of creating through the dancer, actor, painter, potter, printmaker, photographer, poet, sculptor, woodworker,

Celebrating the Legacy of Sue Maurer: Moravian Academy’s Beloved Art Teacher Retires

musician, and singer. Their work has a beginning, middle, and end. Their work is birthed, has life breathed into it and separates from its creator when it is deemed ’done.’”

She continued, “I highly encourage you to take up creating to soothe your soul and assist you in making sense of changes. If that isn’t enticing, I invite you to watch others creating art live, such as glass blowers, jazz musicians, and street portrait painters, in real-time— right before your very eyes. The act of creating is ever changing, yet the stream of artists continues on with the indomitable spirit within each of them: to make.

This truth I depend upon, and it satisfies my soul knowing all will be okay.”

Sue Maurer’s impact on Moravian Academy is immeasurable. She has nurtured the creative talents of hundreds of students, helping them find their artistic voices and fostering a deep appreciation for the arts. As she retires, the school community will greatly miss her vibrant presence and inspiring guidance. However, in her own words, “I am retiring from my position but not from my support of Moravian Academy!”

We wish Sue Maurer all the best in her well-deserved retirement and thank her for the indelible mark she has left on Moravian Academy.

Historic

Moravian

Bethlehem

Historic Moravian Bethlehem Designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bringing Global Recognition and Exciting Opportunities to Moravian Academy

Designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bringing Global Recognition and Exciting Opportunities to Moravian Academy

After two decades of passion, dedication, and steadfast focus led by Charlene Donchez Mowers ’64P, former President of the Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites, the Historic Moravian Bethlehem National Historic Landmark District has officially been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This momentous honor was granted in Delhi, India, marking a significant milestone in our community’s history.

As part of a transnational serial designation titled “Moravian Church Settlements,” our site joins four historic Moravian Church settlements: Gracehill, Northern Ireland/UK; Herrnhut, Germany; and Christiansfeld, Denmark. This achievement is the U.S. government’s first multi-country designation!

To put this into perspective, there are only 24 World Heritage Sites in the entire United States. Until now, Pennsylvania was home to just two: Independence Hall in Philadelphia and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater outside of Pittsburgh.

The benefits of being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site are immense, including increased tourism, access to funding for protection and conservation, and global recognition.

For Moravian Academy, this designation means:

• More Visitors: We anticipate an increase in visitors eager to explore our historic surroundings.

• Heightened Security: We are pleased to announce that Cardinal Point Security Group will be our new security provider across all three campuses.

• Educational Opportunities: Dr. Abby Mahone, Director of the Historic Downtown Campus, has been named to the educational committee of Historic Bethlehem Museum & Sites (HBMS). We look forward to creating educational programming and a junior docent program with HBMS.

• Community Engagement: We will partner with HBMS to welcome MA families for a special Moravian Academy Family Day tour of the newly designated site on October 5, 2024.

• Funding and Resources: We may gain access to additional funding and resources to improve our facilities and programs.

• Global Connections: This designation connects us to a global network of World Heritage Sites, providing opportunities for international collaboration and exchange programs.

We are excited about the opportunities this designation brings to our community and look forward to the positive impacts it will have on our school and the broader Bethlehem area.

Swain Campus Shines with Remarkable Production of Annie Jr. Students Reflect on Identities For Fire Projects

This past spring, students on the Swain Campus showcased their dedication and creativity with a remarkable production of Annie Jr. The confident communication and stage presence of our students brought this beloved musical to life, capturing the hearts of audiences with a story of hope and perseverance. Directed by the talented Rip Cantelmi, Director of Dramatic Arts, this production not only celebrated the performing arts but also inspired pride within our community, affirming our tradition of excellence in education. Special thanks are extended to the parents, teachers, and community members who supported this endeavor, from creating stunning costumes and sets to managing technical aspects that ensured smooth performances.

The Class of 2027 completed their First-Year Independent Research Experience (FIRE) projects, exploring aspects of their identities. Students reflected on diverse topics like art, nature photography, and engineering as well as cultural backgrounds. The project culminated in written work, artifact creation, and peer discussions. This innovative program fostered community building and self-discovery, showcasing our ninth-graders’ ability to communicate collaboratively and confidently about their unique experiences and perspectives.

Pictured are Damla Aksade ’27 and Axel LeRoy ’27 with their artifacts.

Sally Kohn ’95MA: Using Collaborative and Confident Communication to Fight for Social Change

By Michael Alayon ‘25

Sally Kohn ‘95MA exemplifies the transformative power of effective communication in shaping a more equitable world. Her journey from organizing grassroots movements to becoming an influential media personality and returning to her roots to mentor others exemplifies the power of clear, inclusive, and courageous communication to drive social change.

Sally’s passion for justice and fairness was nurtured from a young age by her “do-gooder parents.” This foundation guided her into activism, where she first honed her communication skills through internships and nonprofit work during her college years at George Washington University. These formative experiences taught her that

mobilizing people around a common cause relies not just on passion but on the ability to communicate effectively.

For the next 16 years, Sally worked tirelessly with organizations dedicated to social change, with a particular focus on advocating for women and LGBTQ+ youth. Her ability to communicate effectively, build relationships, and inspire others to take action became key assets in her efforts to drive progress. Whether advocating for policy changes or organizing grassroots movements, Sally understood that real change requires the collective power of many voices working together.

A pivotal moment in her career came in 2009 when a television producer approached her after a conference and offered her an opportunity to appear on TV.

Recognizing the potential to amplify her message through the media, she embraced this unexpected opportunity. “Turns out I was good at being a TV talking head,” Sally acknowledges. Sally’s media career flourished, leading her to become a frequent guest on CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News. Her clear articulation of complex ideas and commitment to her causes made her a prominent TV commentator and a respected advocate.

In April 2018, Sally published her first book, The Opposite of Hate, which explores the roots of hate and how to overcome division. Beyond television and writing, Sally’s influence extends to her role as a TED Curator. Her three TED Talks have been viewed more than six million times, further amplifying her message of unity and understanding. She is also a popular keynote speaker at business conferences and across college campuses, where she speaks on ending political division and preserving democracy by cultivating connection and belonging. Additionally, Sally serves on the Board of Contributors for USA Today and is a contributing editor to Afar magazine. Through these diverse platforms, Sally’s effective communication to foster unity and address division, solidified her role as a key advocate for social change.

Despite her success in the media, Sally remained committed to her roots in community organizing. After a decade in the spotlight, she returned to her organizing work, focusing on media training, public speaking coaching, and ghostwriting. This shift allowed her to combine her expertise in communication with her passion for mentoring others. “I get to think and help other people be in those spotlights. That’s what I find really rewarding,” she explains. Through this work, Sally continues to empower others to find their voices and effectively communicate their messages. “Effective communication is not as much what you say, but how you say it,” she advises. She also encourages her clients to embrace the nerves that often accompany public speaking. “Nerves signal that you care, and caring is a positive sign,” Sally says.

Reflecting on her time at Moravian Academy, Sally acknowledges the significant role the school played in shaping her communication skills and confidence. “My sense of myself as a strong writer, a capable writer, really started to grow at Moravian,” she recalls. From

her early days as a community organizer to her time in the media and her current role as a mentor, Sally has consistently used those writing skills to advocate for the marginalized and drive positive change. Her confident and collabortive communication style brings people together and inspires others to take action. Sally is an inspiring reminder that we all have the power to make a difference—if we find our voice, work together, and speak out for what is right.

Effective communication is not as much what you say, but how you say it, ... Nerves signal that you care, and caring is a positive sign” ”

BOYS’ TENNIS

Brian Yang ’25 scored the final point that sealed the Class 2A District 11 Team Championships title for Moravian Academy. “In that final game I really had the mindset that we were going to take this and get the win for the team,” said Yang, who was paired up with Harry Vicic ’25 at first doubles. “And that final point I knew I had to get the ball in and tapped it in right behind them. It was like a movie.”

The Lions won the match 3-1 with wins by both of their doubles teams, Yang/Vicic and Jackson Reid ’24/Hunter Zicherman ’25, and third singles freshman Max Abia ’27 cruising to a quick win. Aveer Chadha ’26 and Ford Koch ’24 won the District Doubles title, which also qualified them for the PIAA State Championship.

Field & Court: Spring 2024

GIRLS’ LACROSSE

The Moravian Academy Girls’ Lacrosse season was a testament to hard work, fun, and determination. From the practices to games, the team put in countless hours of effort to improve their skills and build strong bonds. Despite the challenges they faced, their unwavering determination propelled them forward, resulting in a semi-final playoff appearance. Throughout it all, they never lost sight of having fun, celebrating each moment together, and fostering a positive team spirit. A special thanks to our seniors Rylin Becker ’24, Megan Dadio ’24, Tori Fegley ’24, Lena Guimes ’24, Izzy Tran ’24 and Gabby Truscott ’24 for their leadership. Go Lions!

BOYS’ LACROSSE

TRACK & FIELD

AJ Sasso ’24 continued his hot streak by winning gold in the 800m run at the District XI Track and Field Championship and finishing 8th at the PIAA State Championship. Joseph Phillips ’24 won his third straight gold medal in the 110m Hurdles at Districts, secured a bronze medal in the 300m Hurdles, and also qualified for States. Saleem Diakite ’24 earned a bronze medal in the 400m run at Districts and qualified for States. Valia Tsirukis ’24 performed well, finishing 7th in the 100m Hurdles at Districts and Roman Perrucci ’27 finished 15th in the 1600m run.

The Boys’ Lacrosse team continues to thrive with our relationship with Notre Dame of Green Pond. Coach Stitt and his team finished the season with a 6-10 overall record. The team did qualify and participated in the District XI team tournament losing to eventual champion Allentown Central Catholic.

BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL

A number of our boys embraced the newly created co-operative sponsorship with Notre Dame of Green Pond in Boys’ Volleyball. The team’s record was 3-11 for the season, but they were able to compete in the District XI team competition. With a large number of underclassmen, the team will look to build on this past season’s experience.

Leaving a Legacy Through an Endowed Fund

A named gift endowment may be started at Moravian Academy through a donation of $25,000 over a five-year period or in one lump sum. Alumni, parents, and friends are invited to show their appreciation of the school and to help the current and future students.

Currently, there are more than 130 named endowed funds at the school with purposes ranging from operating support, financial assistance, or faculty salary support to individual department or project support. When a donor comes forth with an idea for a named gift endowment, we meet with the donor to discuss how the donation supports the students and mission of the school. Once there is agreement on the name and purpose of the endowed fund, Moravian Academy helps to write a fund agreement so that we all understand how the funds will be used. Each year, 4% of the fund average over a 12-quarter time frame is used.

Within the last year, five new endowed funds have been started and have been added to Moravian Academy’s total endowment of more than $32 million. The new funds include:

• The Lynald E. and Danielle C. Silsbee Endowment Fund

• The Maran/Key Innovation and STEM Fund

• The Rebecca Binder Memorial Scholarship Fund

• The Samuel W. Thayer ’72 Endowed Fund

• The Deidre “Dee Dee” L. Rubic ’91 Financial Assistance Fund for Faculty & Staff

If you are interested in starting a fund at Moravian Academy, contact Bob Zaiser, Director of Institutional Advancement at bzaiser@mamail.net or Susan Parent, Director of Annual Giving and Special Campaigns at sparent@mamail.net

THE SAMUEL W. THAYER ’72 ENDOWED FUND was established in 2024. Samuel Thayer’s appreciation for education inspired this endowment to continue to support the greatest needs at Moravian Academy for the advancement and growth of its students and teachers. Money dispersed from the fund should support the intent of these ideals.

THE MARAN/KEY INNOVATION & STEM FUND was established in 2023 by Patricia Maran and Ilena Key. Technology, medicine, and science education are interests of both Patricia and Ilena, so this endowment fund is established to support the professional development of teachers interested in advancing Moravian Academy’s STEM and Innovation curriculum. It is meant to support research grants for educators interested in engaging in cutting-edge research, science explorations, and the application of their learning for students in the classroom. The fund is meant to foster the development of scientific inquiry by Moravian students from grades Pre-K through 12th grade. Through the refinement and evolution of inquiry, research, and personal learning programs encouraging hands-on, experiential learning, Moravian Academy students will learn from making mistakes within a nurturing, inclusive, and safe environment. Moneys dispersed from the fund should support the intent of these ideals as best fits the description above.

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LYNALD E. AND DANIELLE C. SILSBEE ENDOWMENT FUND

Established through a bequest by Lynald E. Silsbee in 2023, the Lynald E. and Danielle C. Silsbee Endowment Fund supports continuing education and enrichment of the school’s faculty. In 1981, Lynald E. Silsbee was named Headmaster of the Swain School where he served for 25 years, retiring in 2006 following a tenure that fundamentally altered the trajectory of the school. Lynald’s leadership style was fueled by kindness, and the impact that he achieved through kindness serves as an example for all.

THE REBECCA BINDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in memory of Rebecca Binder by her family in 2023, the Rebecca Binder Memorial Scholarship Fund supports four students in need of financial assistance in grades one through twelve. Rebecca felt that her children, Benjamin Cohen ’11SS, and Leah Cohen ’16SS, would not be the people they are today without their experiences at the Swain School. Rebecca was also very supportive of the Swain-Moravian merger in 2020 and was extremely focused on ensuring that the school had the financial resources to support ALL students.

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DEIRDRE “DEE DEE” L. RUBIC FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FUND FOR FACULTY AND STAFF

The Deidre “Dee Dee” L. Rubic ’91 Financial Assistance Fund for Faculty & Staff was established in 2023. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support financial assistance for students of faculty or staff at Moravian Academy.

Honoring a Legacy: Dee Dee Rubic ’91 Endowment and Memorial

By Susan Parent

Life is beautiful but unpredictable. In June 2021, the Moravian Academy community lost Deidree “Dee Dee” Rubic ’91, much too young. In memory of Dee Dee’s life, her mother, Toni Rubic, established The Deidre “Dee Dee” L. Rubic ’91 Financial Assistance Fund for Faculty & Staff in 2023. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support financial assistance for students of faculty or staff at Moravian Academy.

Dee Dee made lifelong friends at Moravian Academy under the nurturing care of teachers and staff. This endowment was created in gratitude for the talent and kindness she enjoyed at Moravian.

“Dee Dee loved doing anything social with her friends. If there was an event at MA, she was there! She spent time with friends at school, on the bus, at dance, and on the phone,” explained Dee Dee’s mother.

Koula Kazista ’91, shared in her eulogy: “Dee Dee and I were best friends since the sixth grade. We met at Moravian Academy, a private school where neither one of us ever felt we quite fit in. Our grades were always subpar, not always up to the Moravian standards. But I don’t think that is why we really bonded. I think we just saw something in each other. I know for me I saw someone kind, caring, the best listener, and, man, was she a lot of fun.”

After graduating from Moravian in 1991, Dee Dee studied interior design at the University of Delaware, physical therapy at Jefferson, pharmaceuticals at St. Joseph’s University and worked for Merke for many years. Toni noted, “Moravian definitely gave her a lifetime love of learning.”

In the spring of 2023, the Rubic, Kazista, and Sossiadis families joined efforts to positively impact Moravian Academy and the ALK Cancer Foundation. They invited friends and family back to the Merle-Smith Campus and held a 5K Run/Walk to honor Dee Dee and raise funds for ALK cancer and the Moravian endowment. Additionally, Toni designed and funded a gathering area of bluestone benches, a table, and two plaques to provide a convenient and serene place for students on the Merle-Smith Campus.

The location of the remembrance in the science quad is meaningful. Koula recounts, “I was thankful that last week of Dee Dee’s life when I knew I would lose her, I got to tell her how I felt about her, my favorite moments of our life together - in high school, the first time she waited for me and asked to walk on the black path to Chemistry together, we ended up doing it every day, and I feel like that is when we became inseparable. There is something so liberating about loving someone and getting to tell them over and over.”

Dee Dee was curious and adventurous. “I think she appreciated my family life,” noted Koula. “Dee Dee loved the Big Fat Greek part of my life, the parties, my family, my culture. In 1994, we took a trip to Greece together. She wanted to experience my culture firsthand. This began her travel journey later in life, visiting places like Turkey, Egypt, and the Czech Republic.”

The Deidre “Dee Dee” L. Rubic ’91 Financial Assistance Fund for Faculty & Staff Endowment honors Dee Dee’s life and the contributions of her entire class. When you have a chance, please stroll through the science quad. A photograph plaque of the Class of 1991 reads, “Moravian is a place where lifetime friendships are formed.”

Giving Tuesday

Save the Date: Tuesday, December 3

Introducing Moravian Academy’s 2024 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees

Please join us on Saturday, December 7, 2024, in the Athletic & Wellness Center during the John Donmoyer Memorial Classic as we honor our 2024 inductees for their incredible achievements on the fields and courts.

2014 BOYS SOCCER TEAM

In the fall of 2014, coach Bob Hartman’s Boys’ Soccer Team broke a 39 year drought by defeating District 7 runner-up and defending state champion Sewickley Academy 4-0 in the PIAA Class A championship at Hersheypark Stadium. This victory marked the first solo boys soccer crown for District 11 since 1975, highlighting the remarkable efforts of the athletes and the support from coaches and parents. The Lions’ defense, led by junior Tanner Shane ’16MA and senior Andrew Myers ’15MA, was impenetrable, with key contributions from fullbacks Avery Chapman ’16MA and Tom Bloxam ’16MA and goalkeeper Marshall Merwine-Hanyon ’15MA. Senior Ryan Peslis ’15MA, scored one goal and assisted another. Myers scored the second goal with a rebounded free kick, and additional second-half goals from Peslis and junior Phil Astolfi ’16MA, secured the decisive win.

KATHERINE “KATIE” HYLAND ’07

Katie Hyland ’07MA was a standout 3-sport athlete, excelling in basketball, field hockey, and softball. She became the school’s second-leading alltime female scorer in basketball with 1,274 career points, earned MVP honors three times, and received numerous All-Area and All-Tournament recognitions. In field hockey, Katie was a two-time MVP, making the AllColonial League and All-State teams, and leading her team to the state tournament her senior year. In softball, she was named MVP twice, and helped the team qualify for the District 11 playoffs all four years. After graduating, Katie attended Brown University, where she majored in Modern American History and played field hockey, earning the Rookie of the Year Award, serving as team captain, and securing her place in the record books for career points, goals, and assists. She went on to study at Boston College Law School and now practices at Ropes & Gray LLP in Massachusetts.

ROBERT “BOB” HARTMAN

Moravian’s most impactful Giving Day is coming up on Tuesday, December 3. On this day, and the weeks leading up to it, we encourage parents, alumni, faculty, and friends to make their most generous gifts or pledges for the year. When you do, all future solicitations cease; “Once and Done” is a motto we maintain for the rest of the year.

The choice of 4 Funds makes your gift targeted to reflect your interests. Choose from the Historic Downtown Fund, Merle-Smith Fund, Swain Fund, or the Moravian Fund (unrestricted).

Join this global generosity movement and unleash the power of community while transforming Moravian Academy. Bridging the tuition gap and maintaining excellence in education is a goal we must all strive to achieve. Thank you!

Bob Hartman was the Soccer Coach at Moravian Academy for 18 years until his retirement in 2020. Known for his disciplined approach, Bob was the architect of Moravian Academy’s championship boys soccer program. Over his 18 years coaching the boys and 10 years coaching the girls, he built a tradition of excellence, teaching hundreds of students to be dedicated student-athletes. His teams’ remarkable achievements include 5 Colonial League titles, 10 District XI titles, and 2 PIAA State championships. Bob was twice named Coach of the Year by the Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association and was selected as National Coach of the Year in 2014 by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Reflecting on his relationship with players, Hartman emphasized trust and open communication, noting, “The boys knew I wasn’t their best friend -- I wasn’t going to let them get away with anything that’s for sure -- but someone they could definitely come and talk to.” His commitment to his players turned Hartman into a Lehigh Valley soccer figure, and former athletes consider playing for him an honor.

Alumni Gatherings in Review

Moravian Academy alumni continued to gather around the country.

For Susan Parent, Director of Annual Giving, driving through the heart of the midwest in May was an absolute pleasure from Ann Arbor to Minneapolis. Thanks to the following alumni for joining in: Elaine Hockman ’57S, Anika Agrawal ’23MA, Keith Lutostansky ’21MA, Mike Stengel ’09MA, Samit Mohapatra ’22MA, Jean Hopkins ’55S, and Andy Keller ’95MA in Michigan; Lila Mangino ’21MA, Lizzie Stifel ’19MA, and Ranjan Rohatgi ’07MA in Indiana; Joe Gano ’60P, Ethan Buck ’20MA, Josh Ruebeck ’13MA, Olga Sklyarova ’07MA, Michael Corsa ’02MA, and Monica Masters ’86MA in Illinois, where Head of School, Adrianne Finley Odell, joined a group for dinner; Sandy Ammon ’56S in Wisconsin; Adam Fix ’09MA, Trevor Parkes ’11MA, Chris Evans ’01MA, and David Orsi ’99MA in Minneapolis.

Bob Zaiser, Director of Institutional Advancement saw alumni in Tennessee, North Carolina, and Georgia including Kat Swantak Hart ’11MA, John Guider ’67P, Joe Fuisz ’88MA, Mary Grace Gdowik ’17MA, Cameron Baldock Adair ’72MA, Cynthia Strahler Rhodes ’65S, Liam Cahalan ’92MA, Callie Woods ’10MA, Megan Keller ’15MA, John Chaffier ’84MA, Liam Hurley ’15MA, Lindsay Marles Britt ’02MA, Aaron Donahue ’14MA, and Marlee Senderowitz ’11MA. Gatherings are being planned for the 2024-2025 school year! Contact Bob Zaiser bzaiser@mamail.net or Susan Parent sparent@mamail.net for more info.

Class Notes

SUBMIT YOUR NEWS FOR THE NEXT ISSUE!

We love to help you celebrate your milestones. Send us a quick note and a picture if you have one and we’ll include your news in the next issue of the Moravian Academy Journal. Send submissions to: jmcpherson@mamail.net

1955

Jean Bassett Hopkins ’55S enjoys life. She shared, “I love dancing, especially with my boyfriend. We follow a band that plays all 60’s music. (I was widowed in 2005, have two daughters and 6 grandchildren.) I do crafts, sew, paint projects and am always fixing something. I still mow the lawn, landscape, and clip bushes. I also love to decorate rooms with themes and my yard with fairy gardens and cute things placed around inside and outside. I live in Gerald Ford’s parent’s retirement home. People call me Jeanie out here in Michigan. PS My new friend is Susan Parent. I am so lucky!”

1957

Elaine Hockman ’57S - The idea of “retirement” is a mystery. I’m very busy with piano lessons, genealogy, gardening, and, most important, working again with a colleague from years ago on our environmental justice research and teaching. A third dog added to our collection ( a St. Bernard), a Dachshund mix and beagle mix also keep me very busy.

1970

Vigie Kromayer Barrie ‘70P continues to work at Hamilton College as head of media relations and as a mentor to nine students accepted to Hamilton via the Posse Foundation.

1974

Mary Ann Groner ’74MA and Bob Allen were married at the National Packard Museum in Warren, Ohio on Tuesday, July 23, 2024. Wedding attendees included their great friends, Laura Griffith ’72MA and Neil Johnson 73’MA, Distinguished Alumnus. Mary Ann and Bob live in Pacific Palisades, CA, where they enjoy driving vintage cars like the 1955 Packard Caribbean in the photo.

1979

Jodi Dinsmore ’79MA - In anticipation of the sad closure of The White Mountain School, I have taken a post at Kimball Union Academy (KUA) in Meriden, NH. I’ll be teaching five sections of upper-level Spanish and will be the international student coordinator. Just before coming home to Morelia,

Michoacán, México for a brief visit, Carla (Leonardi) Burnham, also ’79, came for a visit from her home in Maine to help me get settled in the new apartment. I am always grateful for her organizational skills.

Kevin Nicusanti ’79MA - Recently relocated to N.Carolina from California. Kevin is now Equity Funding Manager for the State of North Carolina - for SBA / SBTDC. He assists tech start-ups in biotech/ pharma/Saas software/AI software businesses that raise venture capital. His wife of 27 years Maria and two doodles have moved to the Raleigh area, in the town of Holly Springs. Their son Vance is 23 and starting his career in Dallas, Texas with The Gartner Group and their daughter Miranda 22 is starting her career in Los Angeles with Fox Entertainment.

Jean Bassett Hopkins ’55S

Vigie Kromayer Barrie ’70MPS

Laura Griffith ’72MA, Neil Johnson ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus, and Mary Ann Groner ’74MA

MORAVIAN ACADEMY

Mary Ann Groner ’74MA and her husband Bob Allen

Kevin Nicusanti ’79MA

Ryan Mueller ‘94 writes, “Happy 4th of July (or Thanksgiving/New Year by the time this gets published) class of ‘94!”

The Fourth of July holiday was spent at my house north of Boston where I reside with my wife of twenty two years, Sarah, and our three children Jack (15), Abby (13) and Emma (11) along with Deborah (Nagel) Lichtman and Karen (Leverich) McGinis and respective families, among others. Yummy food was accompanied by refreshing pool time and yard game competition and most of all delightful company which entailed regaling old stories, sadly mostly embarrassing for me.

Ryan also reported that Deb lives in West Bloomfield, Michigan and recently punched her 24th year card at GM as a purchasing manager. Deb and her husband, Jay, of 7 years are enjoying 4 grandchildren, seeing

family and friends across the US, golf and cruising in spare time.

Karen had great news to share when she arrived, announcing that she recently married Ken McGinis and moved back to the Northeast to Bethel, CT from Raleigh, NC, with her daughter Charlotte Carr (10) to enjoy the four seasons again. Karen is a litigation consultant and is planning on retiring in the next couple of years. She enjoys being a super mom, cooking and telling lawyers they are doing a terrible job at managing big data.

In ending, Ryan conveyed, “it’s hard to believe that it’s been almost 30 years since we all matriculated. Here’s to everyone being happy and most importantly healthy, and how grateful we are to Moravian Academy as a springboard to lifelong friendships…damn we are getting old but it’s way easier with great friends by our side.”

1997

Ryan Dietrick ’97MA and his wife Brooke recently opened a new local sweet spot Twisted and Dipped, featuring Brooke’s Truffle Bar truffles and Batch Microcreamery’s locally known ice cream. The new shop is located at 466 Main Street in Downtown Historic Bethlehem.

1998

Laurel Butterfield ’98SS - Laurel M. Osborn Butterfield ’98SS and Thomas Xavier Serres were married on September 15, 2023 in Montpellier, France. Among their 150 guests were the bride’s parents Nicholas Butterfield ’65P and Rachel Osborn, uncle Jonathan Butterfield ’67P, aunt Janice (Butterfield) Ostock ’73MA and brother Theo Butterfield ’02SS. Laurel, a graduate of the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University, New York, is Senior Director at GCI

Health. Thomas, a graduate of the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, France, is Global Business Process Manager at Baxter International. The couple, who met in Chicago,IL, reside in Brussels, Belgium.

2001

Chris Evans ’01MA Kiel Fortner ’01MA, Jonathan Schwab ’02MA, and Dan Madine ’08MA met up with former Outdoor Ed teacher, Mr. Kevin Ballard for an informal reunion in the mountains of North Carolina in June.

Nick Wagner ’01MA, along with his wife Karen and daughter Magnolia, moved from Tempe, AZ back to Bethlehem, PA. Nick is pursuing a Masters Degree at Lehigh University in the Financial Engineering program focusing on the intersection of AI and finance.

2002

Gideon Cohn ’02MA - My wife Kimi and I welcomed our third daughter, Colette, in June! Older sisters Matilda and Elinora love holding the baby and being the best big sisters. We live in Santa Barbara, CA, where I’m a software engineer.

2008

Christopher Banach ’08MA - Completed internal medicine residency at Lehigh Valley Health Network and have now started nephrology fellowship at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, I got married in May to one of my med school classmates, Liz. We live in Philadelphia together with our puppy Marty.

2009

Marissa Zondag ’09MA was recently promoted to Director of Development for her alma mater, Moravian University. Marissa has been with Moravian University for 4.5 years and is excited for the next step in her professional journey. In addition to her work with Development, Marissa also serves as the advisor and assistant coach for Moravian’s equestrian team.

2010

Shannon Brady ’10MA - “After 4 years of medical school, 3 years of residency and 3 years of fellowship I am finally done with my formal medical education! I started my first attending job as a Pediatric Emergency Medicine Physician and an Assistant Professor at the

University of Utah and Primary Children’s Hospital this past July 2024 and could not be happier to be staying in Salt Lake City! Apart from finally completing training I am creating a niche in improving pediatric readiness of critical access hospitals across the rural Intermountain West using simulation and through didactic sessions. Outside of medicine, I am enjoying the endless biking, climbing and skiing of Utah and surrounding states with my partner, Steven, and spoiling my two nieces whenever I can in New Orleans!”

Laurel Butterfield ’98SS Nick Wagner ’01MA Gideon Cohn ’02MA

Christopher Banach ’08MA

Marissa Zondag ’09MA

Chris Evans ’01MA, Kiel Fortner ’01MA, Jonathan Schwab ’02MA, and Dan Madine ’08MA

Shannon Brady ’10MA

Patti Davis & Ryan Dietrick ’97MA

Twisted and Dipped

Ryan Mueller ‘94

2011

Katherine Swantak Hart ’11MA - I accepted a position as Director of Admissions, Enrollment Communications at the University of New Hampshire.

2012

Elisabeth M. Danyi ’12MA recently got married and lives in Bethlehem with her husband, Sean Lynch, and stepdaughter, Natalie. She also works in Bethlehem at a local accounting firm and got her CPA license earlier this year.

LT Venus (Molony) Rebholz ‘12MA graduated from SWO (Surface Warfare Officer) Department Head School and will be completing follow-on training before reporting as the Weapons Officer on USS Gridley (DDG 101) in Everett, WA.

2014

Andie Burns ’14MA “I was fortunate enough to transfer with the production of “Stereophonic” from Off-Broadway to Broadway, where I served as the Assistant Stage Manager. This is my first original stage manager credit and extra exciting because of how well the show was received. We were nominated for 13 Tony Awards, which

is the most nominations a play has ever received and were awarded 5 Tony Awards including Best Play. It’s definitely been the highlight of my career so far.”

2015

Giselle Ferguson ’15MA I recently graduated with my Ph.D. in Social and Health Psychology from Stony Brook University, and I was grateful to have family and friends join me to celebrate (including many fellow MA alums!). Now, I am excited to begin a career of teaching this fall as a visiting assistant professor of psychology at Union College in Schenectady, NY.

Carly Zaladonis ’15MA - I graduated with my Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) from The Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University (St. Luke’s Regional Campus) in May (Class of 2024). I will be a part of the Class of 2028 in the St. Luke’s Dermatology Residency; I am currently completing my internship year with the Department of Internal Medicine at St. Luke’s Bethlehem.

2017

Julia DePillo ’17MA - I am a Legal Investigations Data Analyst at TikTok U.S. Data Security. My role leverages data and data analytics tools to investigate and identify illegal activity on the platform. Alongside my work at TikTok I continue to run the nonprofit Women in Science Society, which is a national nonprofit organization with multiple chapters at universities across the country that facilitates events to foster the academic and professional success of collegiate women in STEM.

Aliyah Rabbat ’17MA - Aliyah recently got engaged - “Cole and I met before the pandemic, we were set up by a friend on a blind date but coincidentally we met a week before the date! I was working at a restaurant in Oakland on Pitt’s campus and my manager was his best friend. He came in to visit with his friend and noticed me, but didn’t have the confidence to ask for my information and left. Little did we know we would meet a week later! Since dating, we’ve both finished our undergrad as well as our masters degrees, I am in social work and

he thrives in the business and entrepreneurship world. We moved from Pittsburgh to Raleigh and have what our friends and family call “the zoo” which includes two cats, two dogs, and my axolotl I got freshman year with Doc Dee!” My bestie from MA since 7th grade, Mya Tucker, was also involved on the big proposal! She worked endlessly to make sure I was kept out of the loop and it was the proposal of my dreams!

Elisabeth M. Danyi ’12MA

LT Venus Rebholz ‘12MA

Andie Burns ’14MA

Carly Zaladonis ’15MA GiselleFerguson ’15MA

The photo below includes (from left to right): Grace Vorosmarti ’15MA, Sasha Cheer ’15MA, Rachel Ferguson, Giselle Ferguson (me!) ’15MA, Erin Danaher ’16MA, and Alec Cohan ’15MA.

Andie Burns ’14MA

Aliyah Rabbat ’17MA

Griffin Richards ’17MA is pursuing her Counseling License in Jackson, Wyoming. Griffin graduated with her Sport and Performance Psychology Master’s Degree from the University of Denver in June 2023. Griffin recently became a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) and is working with children, adolescents, athletes, and teams in the surrounding Teton County area.

2018

Hannah Katz ’18MA - I am currently in my final year at the Penn State University Law School. Since starting this journey, I have served as the President of the Criminal Law Society, been selected as the Managing Editor of Articles for the Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs (JLIA) and have been selected to join the first-ever class of fellows

for the National Association of Consumer Advocates. Most proudly, I am pleased to share that my publication, “Human Trafficking in the Digital Age: Freedom of Speech versus Freedom from Exploitation” will be available in Volume 13 of the Penn State Journal of Law and International Affairs (JLIA). I have accepted a post-graduation clerkship with the Honorable Michael J. Koury Jr. of Northampton County. I look fondly upon my experience at Moravian Academy, and will be forever grateful for the ways it prepared me for my future.

2021

Brooke Foran ’21MA - Imagine yourself balancing on the wooden bowsprit of a 127 year old schooner as she is ripping through the waves. Suspended directly over the cold water of the Atlantic, the canvas of the jib is billowed out around you, the wind of the world and the wood of the hull are singing in harmony with each other, and all that matters is that you are home there; in the sea. My passions lie in traversing the wide waters of the world, sailing, and preserving historic ships. I did just that for about 2 and a half years immediately following my

graduation from Moravian Academy in 2021. I began as a trainee aboard the schooner Brilliant (1932) the same summer I graduated. The next summer, I was a deckhand aboard the schooner Tyrone (1939), and by that fall and into summer 2023; I was a very jovial deckhand aboard the Grand Banks schooner ErnestinaMorrissey (1894). Now, I attend Maine Maritime Academy where I am pursuing my third mate’s unlimited tonnage license and a degree. The license will allow me to be a third mate of any vessel of any size- think cargo ships, tankers, RO/ROs, and all the rest of the merchant and research fleets. While I am after my merchant mariner credentials, I have not forgotten my love for and home upon old wooden boats. I spend whatever free time I have sailing and acting as student bosun aboard the Arctic schooner Bowdoin (1921). It is my plan to ship commercially for 3 to 6 months of the year then to restore and sail wood ships the rest of the time. I am now on the Training Ship State of Maine, aboard which I completed my first summer sea term with the Academy. Over 75 of the last days, we’ve sailed 10,669 nautical miles having just crossed the Atlantic twice to make it to and from the Mediterranean Sea.

In Memoriam

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES GO TO THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WE HAVE LOST.

Mrs. Judith Havir Allara ’60S June 29, 2024

Ms. Lynn Laubach Brewer ’59S July 21, 2024

Mr. Thomas S. Cochran ’74MA January 25, 2023

Mr. William S. Cumings Jr. ’61P January 19, 2023

Mr. Christopher Detrixhe ’89MA March 20, 2023

Mr. Jacob S. Ellis ’22SS June 19, 2024

Ms. Marilyn R. Emerich ’67P January 13, 2023

Mrs. Paulann Taylor Fiddler ’63P June 11, 2024

Dr. Melissa Fiesta ’87MA June 5, 2024

Mrs. Ann-Perry Krugler Frankenthal ’53S February 6, 2023

Mr. Thomas L. Gould Jr. ’59P March 9, 2024

Mrs. Myrna A. Hollenbeck, Former Swain Teacher July 20, 2024

Mrs. Anne Frankenfield Howlett ’53P January 26, 2024

Mr. Philip N. Hublitz ’58P April 9, 2023

Mr. Jeffrey A. Larose ’72MA May 17, 2023

Mrs. Mary Sadler Levin ’49S June 25, 2024

Col. James R. McKnight ’49P March 31, 2024

Mrs. Marilyn Weaver Mortensen ’45S August 1, 2023

Mrs. Marjorie Lerch Politz ’67S May 12, 2023

Mrs. B. Jane Sullivan Ramsdell ’41P March 18, 2023

Elizabeth Roberts, Honorary Aluma June 22, 2024

Ms. Martha Freeman Sader ’58S October 9, 2023

Mrs. Jennifer Johnson Smith ’64S October 12, 2023

Mr. Philip B. Stefanov ’18MA August 18, 2023

Gabriella Velazquez ’23SS July 11, 2024

Mrs. Bonnie Biro Wood’63P February 21, 2023

Elizabeth “Betsy” Roberts, 82, passed away peacefully on Saturday, June 22, 2024, at the Healthcare Center in Moravian Village in Bethlehem, PA. Born on February 2, 1942, in Richmond, VA, Betsy’s life was characterized by her warmth, generosity, and the joy she spread to everyone around her.

Betsy spent much of her young life in Richmond, apart from an early year in Brazil. She attended Saint Gertrude High School and was among the first women to graduate from the University of Richmond, Robins School of Business. After graduation, she studied and traveled abroad, including England, where she met her husband, Barnaby Roberts, former Headmaster of Moravian Academy 1998-2007.

Betsy devoted many years of service to Chestnut Hill Academy, Casady School, Moravian Academy, and the Episcopal Church. She volunteered with countless other organizations throughout the years, but her most cherished role was as a companion with the Society of Companions of the Holy Cross.

Betsy is survived by her beloved husband, Barnaby, who stood by her side in every chapter of their journey together; her children, Arianne Roberts (Sara) and Amanda Davis (William); her grandson, Adrian Thatcher Davis; her brothers Ernest Mathewson (Herta) and Robert Mathewson (Virginia), and brother-in-law, Henry (Anne) in England.

Griffin Richards ’17MA

Hannah Katz ’18MA

Brooke Foran ’21MA

2023-2024 REPORT OF GIVING

MISSION

Moravian Academy nurtures the joyful spirit of each learner and empowers inclusive global citizens to think critically, communicate effectively, lead with integrity, and strive for excellence.

VISION

Immersed in a community that values creativity, curiosity, love, and understanding, our students seek to answer the questions: Who am I and who can I become?

Head of School’s Letter

DEAR MORAVIAN ACADEMY FRIENDS,

As I reflect on the past year, I am filled with immense gratitude for your unwavering support and generosity. The 2023-2024 Report of Giving highlights the profound impact our community’s contributions have had on our students and faculty.

Extraordinary achievements and transformative experiences have marked this year, all made possible by your philanthropy. From the innovative projects in our classrooms, to the enriching field trips that broaden our students’ horizons, to the successes on the athletic fields and theatrical stages, your support has been instrumental in making these opportunities for students a reality.

Every dollar donated, every hour volunteered at events like the Country Fair, the Golf Outing, the International Festival for All Families, or the Benefit for Moravian Academy has significantly enriched our school community. These vibrant events unite our diverse community. It is especially gratifying to see alumni return to Moravian for events or to volunteer their expertise to give back to the school. Even those who are in the far reaches of our country and the world, show up for alumni gatherings or zoom meetings. In these challenging times for independent schools and for colleges and universities, your support makes all the difference. The Report of Giving captures the collective impact of your generosity, illustrating how each contribution, whether big or small, helps to advance our mission of nurturing curious, creative learners.

I stand with you in partnership to build on our proud 283 year history of inspiring and transformative education.

My deepest gratitude,

Adrianne Finley Odell, Head of School

Board Chair’s Letter

DEAR MEMBERS OF THE MORAVIAN ACADEMY COMMUNITY,

I am pleased to share that in the 2023-2024 academic year, more than $3.2 million was raised through philanthropy for our school and three campuses. Your support provided critical funds for general operations, financial assistance, endowment growth, and several capital projects. Not only did our community support the school generously, but you also did with your time and talents.

Volunteers brought the sparkle to fundraising and friend-raising events, not only here in the Lehigh Valley but also throughout the nation. Our Benefit for Moravian was fully subscribed, as were our annual Country Fair and our Golf and Pickleball Outing. Alumni gathered in several cities throughout our country to reminisce with classmates and other alumni and to hear about the school today. When we gather to engage in shared experiences and recount special memories, our community grows even stronger– Community– it is one of our school’s core values and is evident each and every day at Moravian.

You make a difference, and we are grateful!

Lori Schoeneman, Chair, Board of Trustees

Lori Schoeneman, Board Chair

Christian Rice, Board Vice-Chair

Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA, Treasurer

Amy Ahart, Secretary

Ms. Karley Biggs Sebia, Esq. ’00MA

Sima Hodavance

Fatima Jaffer

Joe Landrigan

Jaime Mitchell

Charles Nifong

Kristin Noonan Hutchins ’02SS, ’06MA

Christine Perrucci

Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA

Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Scott Seymour

Daniel Soos

Adrianne Finley Odell, Head of School*

*ex officio

Giving in 2023-2024

Overall Fundraising

from the Historic Downtown, Swain, and Merle-Smith Campuses

Swain, and Merle-Smith Campuses

from the

Downtown, Swain, and Merle-Smith Campuses

Annual giving and fundraising: 2.6%

Restricted giving: 12.0%

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS

1,177

TOTAL NUMBER OF GIFTS

2,519

Distinguished Donors

Over the years, many alumni, parents, and friends have given generously to Moravian Academy or one of its campuses (Downtown, Swain, Merle-Smith) during their lifetimes, and in some cases, through a bequest or by starting a named endowment. Their gifts have made a significant impact upon the history of the school, and Moravian Academy is proud to honor the following donors.

DISTINGUISHED DONORS

Marjorie Allison 1905P+

Mary Pardee Allison+

American Bank

American Endowment Foundation

Anonymous (10)

Arden Land Co., LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Abraham R. Atiyeh

AWW Associates Limited Partnership

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baittinger

Mr. William P. Bakos, Jr.

Mr. Albert Baldock+ & Mrs.

Margaret Townsend Baldock+, Honorary Alumna

Marion+ & Stephen Bartlett+

Helena Krause Beacham 1917P+

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Beans

Benco Dental Company

Mr. & Mrs. David S. Bennett

Audrey+ & Bernard Berman+

Mrs. Diane Bernard

The William Bingham Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George B. Blobe

Borgenicht Foundation, Inc. Brainerd Partners, LLC

Jay P. Brew

Susan Brew

Rebecca & Malcolm N. Briggs 1965P

Mr. Jimmy Brown and Ms. Tara Schoeneman

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Dr. Kimberly C. Brown

Marjorie & Walter W. Buckley, Jr.

Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bye

Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Ms. Patricia A. Chase 1971P, Distinguished Alumna Chrin Brothers, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Chrin

Mr. Charles R. Chrin ’08MA

Mr. Gregory R. Chrin II ’10MA

Ms. Michelle Chrin

Mr. Louis Cinquino

Mr. Charles Cohen & Ms. Rebecca Binder+

Dr. George P. Conard+ & Mrs. Carolyn Johnson Conard+, Honorary Alumna

Cristo Rey Philadelphia Scholarship LLC

Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Daugherty

Sue & Wes Davis, Honorary Alumnus

Mary E. Day, Class of 1890S+

Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Dealtrey

Mr. & Mrs. Gaspare DiCarlo

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dwyer

Alexander & Shirley Dyer+

Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ehle

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Eighmy

Embassy Bank For The Lehigh Valley

Dr. Mark Enea & Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Estate of Barbara Stout 1947P+

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farr

Terrie & Bill Ferretti

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mrs. Eileen Berman Fischmann

1974MA & Mr. Roberto Fischmann

Mr. William J. Foody+

Fountainhead Foundation

Marlene “Linny” Fowler+

Frederick Duckloe & Bros., Inc.

Richard & Lorraine Fuisz

Ms. Elizabeth Gordon ’68S, Distinguished Alumna

Eugene G. Grace+

Great Scott Financial Services Inc.

H. A. Berkheimer Inc.

Dr. & Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Elizabeth Douglass Hess 1930S+

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Holiday Hair, Inc.

Mrs. Thelma Holland, Honorary Alumna+

Margaret+ & Joseph E. Illick+, Honorary Alumnus

JAMMS Associates

Jangle

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Marjorie Couch Kaesemeyer 1934P+

& Mr. Cassard Kaesemeyer+

Mr. and Mrs. George N. King, Jr., Honorary Alumni

Mary Daniel Knapp 1906S+

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary

Alumna & Mr. A. G. Kunkle+

Mr. Herbert Laube+

Charles+ & Helen+ Layfield

The R. K. Laros Foundation, Inc.

Lehigh Anesthesia Associates, PC

Lehigh Valley Community Foundation

Mary F. Lichtenwalner 1910S+

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach 1943P

M & T Bank

Mainstream Swimsuits, Inc.

Anna Borhek Manning 1936P+

Barbara Kins 1945S & Robert Margolis+, Honorary Alumnus

Dr. Norman L. Maron

Mr. & Mrs. Christian F. Martin IV

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCann+, Honorary Alumnus

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry B. McQueen

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

McQueen, Ball & Associates, Inc.

Mrs. Katherine Merle-Smith Thomas+, Honorary Alumna & Rev. Van S. Merle-Smith+, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Ruth M. Moran+

Moravian Academy Auction / Benefit

Moravian Academy Country Fair

Moravian Academy

Family’ Association

Moravian Church Northern Province

Theophil H. Mueller+

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Myers

Mr. & Mrs. James Nallo

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Newman

Mr. & MRs. Charles M. Nifong

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Noonan

Nordson Corporation

Matching Gifts Program

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington 1960P & Mrs. Carol Burkhart Normington 1961P, Distinguished Alumni

Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc.

O.R.E. Inc.

The Frank E. Payne & Seba B. Payne Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock

Mr. J. Stuart Pidcock ’08MA

PPL Corporation

Dr. & Mrs. Peter Puleo, Honorary Alumni

Minnie Happer Pruden+

Jean+ & Myron Rand+

Eugene A. Rau+

Dr. Joanne Regina & Mr. Randall Weston+

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reilly

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel D. Robinson

MA Moravian Academy P Moravian Preparatory School

S Moravian Seminary for Girls

SS Swain School

Robert & Ardath Rodale

Family Foundation

Mrs. Ardath Rodale+

Ms. Maria Rodale

Rodale, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. C. Bruce Roehrig

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart G. Rogers

Mr. William D. Ryan ’84MA

The Ryan Family Foundation

Ms. Gale Schmidt Ellenberger

Mr. & Mrs. F. Dale Schoeneman

Mr. Mark J. Schwab & Ms. Kathleen Loeb-Schwab

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Seymour

John T. Snyder+

Mr. Michael Sonier & Mrs. Karen Pearce Sonier 1978MA

Speranza Brickwork, Inc.

Thomas F. Staley Foundation

Ms. Melinda Stitt

Dr. Thomas W. Stone & Dr. Michelle Stone

Mrs. Barbara Martin Stout 1947P+

The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation

Swain Campus Family Association

Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Thulin

Ina L. Thursby+

Transedge Truck Centers

Allentown Mack

Harry Trexler Trust

Tri-Outdoor, Inc.

Union Pacific Foundation

United Way of the Lehigh Valley, Inc.

The Waldman Family Charitable Trust

Mr. Bruce Waldman & Mrs. Judy Waldman, Honorary Alumna The Weiler Family Foundation

The William Bingham Foundation

Mr. Christopher E. Weiler & Ms. Jennifer R. O’Hara

Mr. James M. Weiler

Mr. & Mrs. Karl M. Weiler

Josephine Chidsey 1914S+ & Morris Williams+

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wright, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Wilson W. Yale

Mr. & Mrs. Gennady Zavilevich

Mr. D. Brooks Zug 1963P, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. Nicholas M. Zumas

Consecutive Year Donors 30+

Each year, Moravian Academy and its three campuses (Historic Downtown, Swain, Merle-Smith) proudly publish the names of constituents who consistently support the school. The following donors have consistently supported the school for 30 years or more.

Mrs. Paula S. Ballard

Mrs. Joann Campbell Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits

Ms. Patricia A. Chase ’71P, Distinguished Alumna

Mr. John W. Clauser Jr. ’61P

Mr. Michael J. Cox ’61SS, ’65P

Mrs. Barbara Maier Dugan ’59S

Mr. Richard Q. Fox ’64P, Distinguished Alumnus

Rev. & Mrs. James S. Hilander

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Dr. & Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna & Mr. A. G. Kunkle+

Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Layfield Sr. ’67SS, ’71P

Dr. James K. Margolis ’71P & Dr. Meredith R. Margolis

Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. McNellis

Mrs. Ann Sloyer Mindler ’70P, Distinguished Alumna & Mr. T. Peter Mindler

Moravian Church Northern Province

Mrs. Christine Herster Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna & Mr. William K. Murphy

Mrs. Rose C. Nehring

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington ’60P & Mrs. Carol Burkhart Normington ’61P, Distinguished Alumni

Mr. Christopher W. Robertson ’92MA

Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Robertson

Ms. Martha K. Schrempel ’67S

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Peter Sipple, Honorary Alumni

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Sommers

Mr. Michael Sonier & Mrs. Karen Pearce Sonier ’78MA

Mrs. Cameron Adams Soroko ’77MA

Consecutive Year Donors 20+

American Bank

Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Boreen

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Bross, Honorary Alumnus

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Mr. Louis Cinquino

Mr. & Mrs. Darrell W. Crook

Mrs. Trudi Kampschulte Dial ’57S

Mr. Richard R. Dow & Ms. Donna Hartmann

Ms. Deanna Perin Egelston ’90MA

Mrs. Anne H. Fessler & Mr. David Fessler

Mrs. Jenifer E. Martin Gilio ’91MA & Mr. Marc Gilio

Mr. Joseph A. Gano ’60P

Mr. Bruce E. Haines ’83MA & Mrs. Holly Haines

Ms. Janet A. Heller ’63P

Dr. Swen J. Hilander ’86MA

Mrs. Alison B. Hudak

Mr. John R. Jacob ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA

Ms. Jeanne Wertz Kerridge ’61P

Dr. & Mrs. Brian P. Loftus

Mr. Albert Mainka ’65P

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry B. McQueen

Mr. Stephen A. Molloy

Ms. Frances Smyser Niksic ’62P

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Pearce II ’80MA

Mr. Jeffrey S. Risberg ’75MA

Mrs. Karen Sartin Slevin ’78MA

Ms. Deborah L. Spence ’92MA

Mr. James Tiernan & Ms. Geraldine Higgins

United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.

Mr. Alfred G. Vasta Jr. ’99MA & Mrs. Stephanie Vasta

Mr. Jarred Weaver

Mr. Christopher E. Weiler & Ms. Jennifer R. O’Hara

Mr. Ed Zondag & Mrs. Sharon Zondag

Mr. D. Brooks Zug ’63P, Distinguished Alumnus

Consecutive Year Donors 10+

Mr. Kent P. Aitchison & Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA

Mrs. Glenda Akers

Mr. Devereux T. Albarelli ’97MA

Miss Marilyn Albarelli, Honorary Alumna

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Amici

Anonymous

Mrs. Kristin K. Arend PhD ’92MA

Mrs. Mary Taylor Baker ’50S

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bartolacci

Mr. Alexander P. Battisti ’14MA

Mr. & Mrs. Toby Bauer

Ms. Barbara J. Bealer ’67P

Mrs. Jill E. Beil

Col. Andrea Caldwell Berndt USA ’71S

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Blake

Dr. Brian E. Bolden & Dr. Tasha W. Bolden

Mr. Scott Bowser & Mrs. Amy E. Normington Bowser ’87MA

Mr. George H. Bradt ’78MA

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Brennan Jr.

Mr. Edward P. Bromley II ’81MA

Ms. Sarah E. Brown ’12MA

Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Bucher

Mrs. Katherine Martin Burd ’96MA

and Mr. Joseph R. Burd

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

Mr. Angelo F. Campano Esq. ’88MA

Mrs. Lisa Campbell

Mr. Ernest Cascino & Dr. Carrie Rohman

Dr. Steven Chen & Dr. Grace Fan

Mr. Alex P. Parzych ’07MA & Ms. Karalynne A. A. Clark Parzych ’07MA

Dr. Charles F. M. Cohan

Ms. Lisa K. Cohan

Mr. Charles Cohen

Mr. Zachary J. Cohen ’95MA & Mrs. Virginia Van Antwerpen Cohen ’95MA

Mr. Gideon Cohn ’02MA

Mr. & Mrs. David Connors

Mrs. Peggy Peters Cook ’77MA, Distinguished Alumna

Mr. Timothy Coppler & Mrs. Tami Greenspan Coppler ’99SS, ’03MA

Mr. Michael L. Corsa ’02MA

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Criscuolo

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Cunningham

Mr. & Mrs. William Dadio Jr.

Mrs. Joanne K. Daniels

Mr. & Mrs. Wyn V. Davies

Ms. Caitlyn J. Davies ’08MA

Ms. Patricia Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Bradford H. Demsky

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Depillo

Mrs. Miriam Devey, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Brian S. Dietrich ’83MA

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Douglass IV

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Dubreuil

Ms. Allison S. Duckloe ’09MA

Mr. & Mrs. Todd W. Dunn

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Elstein

Miss Robyn L. Endress

Dr. Mark Enea & Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA & Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Dr. & Mrs. Richard R. Fanning

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Farr

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Ms. Olivia Criswell Feagins ’62P

Mr. Kevin J. Ferdinand

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Justin FitzRandolph

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Franzyshen

Mr. Douglas E. Fry ’62SS, ’66P

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Gaugler

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Gianforcaro

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gibson

Mr. Basil P. Gordon III & Mrs.

Christine Davis Gordon ’94MA

Ms. Hildi Greenberg ’06MA

Mrs. Nancy Gross

Dr. Anil Gupta & Dr. Ranju Gupta

Mrs. Karen Devey Haas ’75MA

Mr. David C. Hartmann ’62P & Mrs. Michele Nadeau Hartmann ’72MA

Ms. Nancy Hay ’72MA

Mrs. Susan Foy Heller ’63S

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Henderson

Mr. & Mrs. Ammar Jali

Mr. & Mrs. Bradley M. John

Mr. Charles H. Johnson III ’69P

Mr. Paul K. Keblish ’82MA

Mr. Robert P. Kelly II

Mrs. Patrice Y. Kidd

Mrs. Molly Kistler Rinke ’99MA & Mr. Tanner Rinke

Miss Sarah Kleppinger

Mr. & Mrs. William Korhammer

Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kramer

Mr. & Mrs. John Krupka

Mr. Joseph Landrigan

Mr. & Mrs. Alan LeHeup

Ms. Michele Leheup

Lehigh Valley Community Foundation

Ms. Rachel B. Licht ’06MA

Mrs. Gail Long

Mr. Nicholas Lucas

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P

Mr. Matthew E. Malvezzi ’98SS, ’02MA

Mr. & Ms. Blake C. Marles

Dr. Norman L. Maron

Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Marsh

Mrs. Tanya Clark Marston ’96MA

Mrs. Melika K. Matlack & Mr. Tim Matlack

Mr. & Mrs. Henrique Matos

Ms. Susan M. Maurer

Mr. & Mrs. Scott McClary

Mrs. Charlotte Concevitch McGorry ’72MA

Mr. Andrew R. McNellis ’05MA

Mr. David R. McNellis ’96MA

Mr. & Mrs. David P. McPherson

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

MD Lieberman Foundation

Ms. Gwyneth Michel ’70P

Mr. & Mrs. James Miller

Dr. Satish Mohapatra & Ms. Simantini Das

Mr. & Mrs. John Monaco

Mr. David Moore & Dr. Catherine A. Moore

Dr. & Mrs. Russell E. Morgan, Jr. ’60P, Distinguished Alumnus

Mrs. Charlene Donchez Mowers ’64P, Distinguished Alumna & Mr. George Mowers, Honorary Alumnus

Mr. Ryan M. Mueller ’94MA

Dr. William C. Mules & Mrs. Emilie Humbert Mules ’62S

Dr. & Mrs. Chip Nataro

Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Nevil

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff F. Nichols

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Nifong

Mr. Johannes F. Norling ’00MA

Mr. Thomas Olson

Mr. Jonathan E. Oltman & Dr. Julie L. Oltman

Mrs. Susan H. Parent &

Mr. Marc Parent

Mr. Trevor N. Parkes ’11MA

Mr. & Mrs. James Peppell

Mrs. Raina Pletcher

Mrs. Emily S. Bross Quinn ’04MA & Mr. William P. Quinn

Ms. MacNair Randall

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Regan ’81MA

Mr. Joseph Reger & Mrs. Karin Reger

Mr. & Mrs. J. B. Reilly

Mrs. Marilyn Reiter

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Reynolds

Dr. Christian Rice & Rev. Janel Rice

Mr. John P. Rice Esq. & Mrs. Gretchen Longenbach Rice ’98MA

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Riker

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Ritchey

Mr. William D. Ryan ’84MA

Ms. Christine A. Salgado ’86MA & Mr. Paul A. Cyr

Dr. Michelle E. Schmidt Schwab Charitable Fund

Mrs. Anne M. Scofield

Ms. Karley Biggs Sebia, Esq. ’00MA

& Mr. James Sebia

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Severson

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Seymour

Mrs. Kyle M. Shaughnessy

Mrs. Wendy Thomson Sheetz ’81SS, ’85MA

Mrs. Cynthia A. Siegfried

Ms. Karen Farber Smallman ’71S

Mr. David G. Sommers

Mr. Wilbur T. Soulis ’54P

Mrs. Kelley Stout

Mr. Jerry Strohl & Mrs. Marla Strohl

Ms. Barbara A. Sudol

Mr. Peter N. Tabbot ’86MA

Mr. & Mrs. Harry O. Tachovsky

Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Taylor

Mrs. Victoria Baker Taylor ’71P

The Ryan Family Foundation

The Waldman Family Charitable Trust

Mr. Frederic W. Thomas & Mrs. Judith Fretz Thomas ’54P

Tri Outdoor, Inc.

UGI Storage Company

Mrs. Elisabeth Ray Vallee ’68P

Ms. Yuli A. Vanegas

Vanguard Charitable

Mr. David B. Walp

Mrs. Kathleen Weems & Mr. Rodney Weems

Ms. Elizabeth B. Whittemore ’73MA

Mr. Henry L. Whittemore ’74MA

Mr. & Mrs. Leejon J. Williams ’92 MA

Mrs. Susan Williams

Mr. David A. Wimmer ’84MA

Mr. Earl E. Wismer & Mrs. Bonnie Wismer, Honorary Alumna

Mr. & Mrs. Jesse David Woodruff

Mr. Zhiyuan Yan & Ms. Ying Wang

Mr. Jarrod Yuskauskas

Mr. Robert J. Zaiser

Mr. Joseph E. Zamborsky ’67P

Ms. Marissa E. Zondag ’09MA

Consecutive Years 5+ Years

Mrs. Karin Wint Alsentzer ’73MA

American Endowment Foundation

Dr. Sandra Ferry Ammon ’56S

Mr. George G. Andriko ’07MA & Mrs. Shea Andriko

Anonymous (3)

Ms. Priya J. Atiyeh ’14MA

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baittinger

Mr. Matt Ballard Jr. ’86MA

Mr. Dan T. Barnes ’MA78 & Mrs. Susan Gaydos Barnes ’80MA

Mrs. Gail Draper Bauer ’70S

Mr. & Mrs. Sean Beck

Mr. & Mrs. Dwane Bell

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Berkove

Mr. Ravi R. Bhagat ’04MA & Mrs. Alexandra Nicholson Bhagat ’04MA

Ms. Bonnie J. Biafore ’72MA, Distinguished Alumna Brainerd Partners LLC

Dr. Alan Brau & Dr. Iris Reyes

Mr. Joseph A. Brau ’15MA

Broad Street Partners, LLC

Ms. Elizabeth H. Bromley ’83MA

Dr. & Mrs. David M. Brown MD

Mr. Jimmy Brown & Mrs. Tara Schoeneman-Brown

Mr. & Mrs. W. Douglas Brown

Ms. Kathryn Bulman

Mr. & Mrs. David S. Burcaw

Ms. Alexis N. Burgess ’11MA

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Cassady III

Ms. Joanna Castaldi ’73MA

Central Pennsylvania

Scholarship Fund

Ms. Lara Cesco-Cancian

Dr. & Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Chrin

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Clark

Mr. Matthew Clark & Ms. Eileen Budd

Mrs. Kimberly Murray Colville ’82MA

Mrs. Tina Denzel Connar ’69P

Mrs. Jane Cook

Ms. Christana Crivellaro

Dr. Brian Crowe Ph.D.

Mr. Joseph J. Cser Sr.

Mr. Christopher Curran & Ms. Amanda Tolino

Mr. Yusuf Dahl

Mr. Thomas A. Danjczek ’65P

Mrs. Karen Davies Hall Wright ’66S

Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Davis, Jr., Honorary Alumnus

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. De Beer

Mr. Dylan Deal & Ms. Katie Arnold

Mr. Scott L. Dealtrey ’09MA

Mr. John E. DeRemer & Ms. Elizabeth McNamara

Mr. Chetan Desai & Dr. Tanjila Matin

Mr. Mark A. Devey ’81MA

Mr. Nathan Diehl

Mr. Thomas A. DiGiovanni &

Ms. Amy P. Ahart

Mr. & Mrs. David Domzalski

Dr. & Mrs. Jean-Claude Dubacher

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Mr. Christopher D. Eckman & Dr. Rebekah E. Pite

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Eighmy

Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Ely

Dr. Rachel Engl

Mr. & Mrs. Benito Estrada

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Dr. Amir Fayyazi & Dr. Thuy Ngo

Dr. Joseph Feliciano & Dr. Marigrace Feliciano

Dr. H. Ellis Finger & Dr. Phyllis T. Finger

Dr. & Mrs. Peter T. Ender

Mrs. Elizabeth Kern Fairback ’71S

Mrs. Sally Roberts Burgess ’60S

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Butler

Mr. & Mrs. William Holbrook

Mrs. Sherry L. Hollinger

Mr. & Mrs. Bradbury S. Pomeroy

Mr. John W. Puleo ’09MA

Mrs. Gine Walter Flury ’67P

Mrs. Louise Hemstreet Fordham ’59S

Mr. Joseph Fuisz ’88MA

Mr. Steve Gabryluk

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Gadomski

Mr. Lee Gaudreau

Ms. Judy Gemmel & Mr. George Gemmel

Mr. Michael Gibson, Jr. ’17MA

Mrs. Marilyn Golden

Mrs. Michele Long Graffis ’77MA

Grand Rapids Community Foundation

Mr. Jonah D. Greenberg ’09MA

Mr. Ian J. Gutgold ’06SS, ’10MA

Mr. & Mrs. David Haight III

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hancik

Ms. Christal Harding

Mr. & Mrs. William Harris

Dr. & Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Ms. Kimberly Hartman

Mr. Jeffrey Haviland

Ms. Rachel Large Heiserman ’08MA

Mr. & Mrs. Chad Helmer

Ms. Aubrey Hendricks

Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Henninger

Mr. Jaime Hernandez &

Ms. Sandra Camacho

Mr. James Tiernan & Ms. Geraldine Higgins

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Dr. Michael Hodavance & Dr. Sima Hodavance

Mrs. Nohra S. Hurtarte

Mrs. Kristin Noonan Hutchins ’02SS, ’06MA

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Iorio

Dr. & Mrs. Aoun B. Kara

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Keller ’95MA

Dr. Ilena D. Key &

Dr. Patricia L. Maran

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Kish

Dr. Julia E. Klees ’74SS, ’78MA

Dr. Andrew Krakowski & Dr. Carlisle R. Krakowski

Mr. Gary J. Krasnov ’76MA

Dr. Richard Krohn & Ms. Anne Walker

Ms. Cynthia Kromer

Mr. & Mrs. Prateek Lal

Mrs. Angie Lande

Dr. Jeffrey Lawlis

Ms. Jennifer Leblanc

Mr. Brian Lee &

Ms. Stephanie Palmieri

Mrs. Margaret R. Leibenguth

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lieberman

Mr. Robert V. Littner

Mr. & Mrs. Glen D. Maeding

Ms. Heather Manning &

Ms. Heather Terrible

Mr. Robert R. Martin

Dr. Rafael E. Martinez & Mr. Shawn J. Bausher

Mr. Byron B. McCann ’70P

Mrs. Peggy McClain

Mr. Matthew McKay

Ms. Barbara Medina

Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Mells

Merrill Lynch

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Miller

Mrs. Jennifer Mitchell &

Mr. Zachary Mitchell

Mrs. Karen Mitton

Mr. Albert C. Molter Jr. ’61P

Dr. & Mrs. David H. Myers

Mr. Ali Kemal Necioglu & Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Dr. Michael O’Connor & Wendy R. O’Connor, Esq.

Mr. Lawrence Opthof

Mr. David Orsi ’99MA

Mr. Ryan M. Papir ’93MA

Mr. Casey T. Parent ’13MA

Mr. Owen S. Parent ’15MA

Mr. Willem E. Parent ’20MA

Srta. Veronica Pascuzzi

Mr. & Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. & Mrs. David Payonk

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Ms. Kara L. Popowich ’04MA

Mr. John H. Prorok Esq. ’81MA PSEG

Dr. & Mrs. Peter R. Puleo, Honorary Alumni

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Raab

Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Raudabaugh

Ms. Margaret A. Reilly ’10MA

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Reppert

Ms. Maria Rodale

Mr. Richard R. Romig Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Ronco

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Ms. Leah Rubart

Mrs. Pat Ruffing

Ms. Kimberly B. Sanborn & Dr. Joshua A. Sanborn

Mrs. Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Ms. Leigh C. Schaefer ’09MA

Mr. & Mrs. Scott Schaeffer

Ms. Elena Schanta

Mr. Jonathan Schwab ’02MA

Ms. Jill A. Schwartz ’93MA

Ms. Nourhan Sharif

Dr. Divakar Sharma & Dr. Monica Goel

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Shear

Mr. & Mrs. William Shirer

Ms. Jessica Smagler

Mr. William E. Stanford & Mrs.

Mimi Stanford, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Thomas Stitt Jr. ’03MA &

Mrs. Elizabeth Stitt

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Suppan

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Terrible

The Dougin Family Foundation

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Ms. Katie M. Tran

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Turcotte

UBS Matching Gifts Program

Univest Bank & Trust Company

Mr. Benjamin Wallace

Dr. Zachary D. Walton, Ph.D., M.D. ’92MA

Mr. Andrew P. Warner ’18MA

Dr. Armistead Webster

Dr. Mark Webster and Dr. Kausar Banoo

Mr. James M. Weiler

Mr. & Mrs. David V. Weinstein ’76MA

Ms. Susan R. Wilcox ’60S

Dr. Allister Williams & Dr. Nancy Monestime-Williams

Mr. Paul A. Worth ’54P

Sr. & Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Nick Yialamas & Ms. Yuka Maeda

Mr. Jonathan L. Zackey ’04MA

The Merle-Smith Society & The Swain Founder’s Society

Van and Kitty Merle-Smith, Honorary Alumni, arrived at Moravian in 1965 when Van became Chaplain of Moravian Seminary for Girls. Over the years, the Merle-Smiths served the Academy in numerous capacities - as parents, teachers, advisors, administrators, trustees and supporters, and the Upper School’s Merle-Smith Campus at Green Pond was named for them in 1985. The Merle-Smith Society was proudly founded in 1981 to give special recognition to our leadership donors ($1,000 and above annually) and to encourage others to join these dedicated, loyal and generous benefactors.

Gifts listed below are through direct contributions to the school. Support of the school through events is listed later in this Annual Report.

BENIGNA & SWAIN SOCIETY

($10,000.00 + )

110 Commerce Way, Inc.

American Endowment Foundation

Anonymous

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Len Anthony

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baittinger

Mr. Robin Bansal

Benco Dental Company

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beshel

Brainerd Partners LLC

Mrs. Dana Brndjar and Mr. Jon Brndjar

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bucher

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Mr. Charles Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Embassy Bank For The Lehigh Valley

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Mr. Jeffrey Epstein

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fegley

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. Christopher Fowler and Mrs. Leticia Perlaza

Glenmede Donor-Advised Fund

H. A. Berkheimer Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hancik

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Mr. and Mrs. William Holbrook

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iorio Jamren2 Inc

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus KeyBank

Mr. Joseph Landrigan

Lehigh Valley Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Anton LeRoy

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. McQueen

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

Merrill Lynch

Prof. Chad Meyerhoefer and Dr. Mireille Meyerhoefer

Mr. Joseph A. Mollica and Ms. Dorothy M. Sellers

Moravian Church Northern Province

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nifong Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Paladugu

Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock

Mr. J. Stuart Pidcock ’08MA

Mr. Joseph M. Pokojni Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Polt ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reilly

Mrs. Gretchen A. Rice ’98MA and Mr. John P. Rice

Mr. Jeffrey S. Risberg ’75MA

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Robinson

Ms. Nishali A. Rose ‘03MA and Mr. Jeremy L. Rose

Schwab Charitable Fund

Seasons EVOO Holdings LLC

St Luke’s Hospital

Mr. Samuel W. Thayer ’72MA

The Pidcock Company

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Dr. Andrew Tsen and Ms. Valerie Barber

United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.

Univest Bank & Trust Company

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Villone

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waldman

Mr. Christopher E. Weiler and Ms. Jennifer R. O’Hara

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wessel III

Ms. Susan R. Wilcox ’60S

Dr. Allister Williams and Dr. Nancy Monestime-Williams

Yorie Tile and Terrazzo, Inc

Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Zuchlinski

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

($5,000.00 + )

100 Acre Wood Foundation Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Franco Abott

Mr. William P. Bakos Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Battis

Col. Andrea Caldwell Berndt USA ’71S

Broad Street Partners, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brown

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Ms. Patricia A. Chase ’71P, Distinguished Alumna

Mr. Louis Cinquino

Mr. Matthew Clark and Ms. Eileen Budd

Dr. Charles F. M. Cohan

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D’Amato

Mr. Wesley Davis Jr., Honorary Alumnus and Mrs. Susan Davis

Mr. John E. DeRemer and Ms. Elizabeth McNamara

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Doherty

Mr. and Mrs. David Domzalski

Mr. and Mrs. Dino Fantozzi

Dr. Joseph Feliciano and Dr. Marigrace Lim Feliciano

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Francis

Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Henninger

Mr. John R. Jacob ’84MA

Dr. Hari P. Joshi and Ms. Leslie A. White

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA and Mrs. Swarna Kakodkar

Mrs. Jennifer H. Korman and Mr. Randy B. Korman

Mrs. Constance S. Krum

Lehigh Gas Foundation

Dr. Dustin Levy and Ms. Allison D. Harteveld

Mr. and Ms. Chang Li

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller

PA Transportation Services

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Dr. and Mrs. Peter R. Puleo, Honorary Alumni

Mr. Jie Qian

Mrs. Tara A. Figore Reid ’90MA and Mr. Christopher M. Reid

Mr. William D. Ryan ’84MA Salesforce, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sheatsley

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith

Mrs. Karen P. Sonier ’78MA and Mr. Michael Sonier

Mr. Jared S. Surnamer ’05MA

The Ryan Family Foundation Tri Outdoor, Inc.

Ms. Elizabeth B. Whittemore ’73MA

HEAD OF SCHOOL CABINET

($2,500.00 + )

Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA and Mr. Kent P. Aitchison

American Bank

Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits

Ms. Nicole Capobianco Scott and Mr. Abraham M. Sasso

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Chapel

Mr. Michael L. Corsa ’02MA

Mr. Chetan Desai and Dr. Tanjila Matin

Dr. Amir Fayyazi and Dr. Thuy Ngo

Ms. Olivia A. Feagins ’62P Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fish

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Helmer

Mrs. Linda Himic

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Holton

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Houser

Mr. and Mrs. Jared Isaacman

Mr. and Mrs. Ammar Jali

Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA

Mr. Robert P. Kelly II

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kozero

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Layfield Sr. ’71P

Dr. and Mrs. Brian P. Loftus

Mr. and Ms. Blake C. Marles

Dr. Norman L. Maron

Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Olszewski ’88MA

Mr. Jonathan E. Oltman and Dr. Julie L. Oltman

Mrs. Caroline Opthof PAA Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Harshal Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

SEI Private Trust Company

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seymour

Dr. Steven Stevens and Mrs. Darya Stewart-Stevens

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Strom

Sweet Street Desserts

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

UGI Storage Company

Dr. Zachary D. Walton, Ph.D., M.D. ’92MA

Dr. Mark Webster and Dr. Kausar Banoo

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC

Mr. Zhiyuan Yan and Ms. Ying Wang

Dr. Hongtao Zhang and Dr. Han Ye

Mr. Lawrence Zhou and Ms. Lai Ling Li

Mr. Paul Jayson

Mr. Patrick Jeffers

Heather Jenkins

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley M. John

Mr. Geoffrey Johnson and Dr. Aimee Johnson

Mr. Stefan Joseph ’15MA

Ms. Mayuka K. Karthik ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Katsaros

Mrs. Koula Sossiadis Kazista ’91MA and Mr. Lee Kazista

Mrs. Lois O. Kehoe, Honorary Alumna

Ms. Coleen Kenyon

Mr. Matt Keretz

Ms. Jeanne W. Kerridge ’61P

Mr. Patrick Kerssen

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kish

Mr. Thomas F. Koch ’24MA

Ms. Camie Kornely

Ms. Pamela Kremer

Dr. Richard Krohn and Ms. Anne Walker

Mr. James A. Kruklitis ’17MA

Ms. Renata Kukielka

Mr. Rick Kukwa

Mrs. Angie Lande

Jania Lasanta

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Latta

Ms. Quinn C. Lauden ’24MA

Jessica Law

Mr. and Mrs. Alan LeHeup

Mr. Joshua Leight

Ms. Nicole Levy

Ms. Sharon Levy

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff M. Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Longo

Mr. Nicholas Lucas

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lugo Jr.

Ms. Lucy Luo

Ms. Katie MacMillan

Mr. Sebastian F. Malaver ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mariani

Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Marinelli

Mr. and Mrs. Hector E. Martinez

Mrs. Melika K. Matlack and Mr. Tim Matlack

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Matlock

Ms. Chelsea N. Maund ’24MA

Mrs. Patty McClain

Mr. Brian McCormick and Ms. Amy Beal

Mrs. Charlotte McGorry ’72MA

Ms. Barbara Medina

Dr. Parvez Memon and Dr. Sulagna De

Mr. William J. Menichelli ’24MA

Mrs. Hilary Michaels ’60S

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller

Mr. Tayden R. Miller ’23MA

Mr. Philip S. Mishkin ’02MA

Ms. Jennifer Mitchell and Mr. Zachary Mitchell

Mrs. Carol Moleski and Mr. Donald E. Moleski

Mrs. Catherine Monaco

Mrs. Abigail Monahan

Ms. María Bernabeu Fernández and Sr. Alejandro Monedero

Mrs. Nancy Rebar Montague ’81MA

Mr. David Moore and Dr. Catherine A. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Quartez Moore

Ms. Renee Moyer

Mrs. Christine L. Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna and Mr. William K. Murphy

Zack Murtha

Ms. Marie Nasevich

Mrs. Rose C. Nehring

Mr. Allan Neibart

Mr. Edmund Robinson and Ms. Shatho Joy Nfila

Ms. Dung Nguyen

Ms. Lena M. Nifong ’24MA

Ms. Frances Niksic ’62P

Ms. Rathusha Nimalan ’24MA

Ms. Anna Nissley

Dr. Michael Nitikman and Dr. Kristin L. Oller

Ms. Morgan Nordmeyer

Mr. Johannes F. Norling ’00MA

Ms. Caitlin M. O’Connor ’09MA

Ms. Hanna E. O’Connor ’17MA

Ms. Madeline L. Ofrichter ’03MA

Dr. Jeremy Olen and Dr. Ashley Gonsky Olen

Shane Olenwine

Mr. Joseph N. Oltman ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Opthof

Mrs. Johanna Ordonez

Mr. and Mrs. Afolabi Oyerokun

Mr. Olufisola Oyerokun

Ms. Stephanie Palmieri Ph.D

Mrs. Brittany Panella

Mr. Casey T. Parent ’13MA

Dr. Kevin Parent and Mrs. Maxine Parent

Mr. Willem E. Parent ’20MA

Mr. Trevor N. Parkes ’11MA

Mr. Michael Pascal

Srta. Veronica Pascuzzi

Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Paston

Mr. Ryan Paul ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Rajendra Pawar

Mr. and Mrs. Cole Peffer

Mr. and Ms. Matthew Peitzman

Dr. Robert B. Imel and Ms. Lindsey Permar

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perrotta

Ms. Alexandra C. Perrucci ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Perrucci

Mr. John S. Perrucci ’23MA

Mrs. Margery Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips

Ms. Laura Phillips ’72MA

Mr. Mark Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. Seth Phillips

Mrs. Raina M. G. Pletcher and Mr. Daniel R. Pletcher

Mr. Luke J. Pokojni ’24MA

Mrs. Sara Litzenberger Polefka ‘87MA

Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury S. Pomeroy

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ports

Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Quinn

Mr. Gregory Ramsey Jr.

Ms. MacNair Randall

Mr. and Mrs. Mel Raudabaugh

Dr. Ashkon Razavi and Dr. Christie L. Razavi

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Regan ’81MA

Mr. Jackson M. Reid ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Reitz

Mr. Dejuana S. Richardson and Mrs. Sooyeng Moore

Ms. and Mr. Maritza Rios

Ms. Melissa L. Riskin ’93MA

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Riskin

Mr. Julian A. Ritchey ’24MA

Ms. Heidi Ritenour ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Santiago Rodriguez Jr.

Dr. Juan J. Rojo Ph.D.

Ms. Iris E. Rooth ’24MA

Mrs. Lauren Roseman’10MA

Mr. James Rothbauer and Ms. Janine Rothbuaer

Ms. Velia Rothrock

Ms. Leah Rubart

Ms. Sandra Russell

Ms. Jenna Salem ’24MA

Mr. Stephen Salemme and Ms. Joana Spinelli-Salemme

Dr. and Ms. Joshua A. Sanborn

Ms. Melania Sankar ’24MA

Joshua Sanville

Mr. Michael Sanville

Mr. Abraham J. Sasso ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Sauers

Mr. and Mrs. Dylan Sawyer

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schaeffer

Ms. Elena Schanta

Mr. Jerry Schein and Mrs. Linda L. Dietrick

Ms. Erin Schellhamer

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Schuett

Mr. Jonathan Schwab ’02MA

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schwenk

Ms. Jasmine G. Scott ’24MA

Mr. Jeff Seibert

Mr. Christopher W. Seybolt Esq. ’83MA

Sharifwear Plus Inc

Mrs. Kyle M. Shaughnessy and Dr. TJ Shaughnessy

Mrs. Wendy Thomson Sheetz ’81SS, ’85MA and Mr. Erik Sheetz

Dr. Yuning Shi and Dr. Haiyan Jia

Mr. Dhwaith Shyamkumar ’24MA

Mr. and Mrs. Riffat A. Siddiqui

Mrs. Cynthia A. Siegfried

Ms. Teri Singer

Mr. Jatinder P. Singh and Mrs. Parminder Kaur

Mr. Chris Spairana

Mr. William E. Stanford and Mrs. Mimi Stanford, Honorary Alumna

Dr. Patrick Starsinic and Mrs. Nicole Falcone

Stifel Nicolaus

Mr. William A. Stifel ’16MA

Mr. Thomas Stitt Jr. ’03MA & Mrs. Elizabeth Stitt

Ms. Carmelina Stolzenberg

Ms. Jessica Stone

Mr. Ahmed Strandzhev

Mr. Jerry Strohl and Mrs. Marla Strohl

Ms. Julie Summerville

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Swavely

Ms. Michelle Tabatabai

Mr. Samson Tafon Penn and Mrs. Fleur Tafon Penn

Ms. Diane Taylor, Honorary Alumna

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Taylor

Mr. Juan Carlos Torres and Sra. Damaris Torres

Ms. Ginevra Toso ’24MA

Ms. Isabelle M. Tran ’24MA

Ms. Katie M. Tran

Ms. Vasiliki E. Tsirukis ’24MA

Ms. Jennifer Tumsuden and Mr. Nicholas Tuozzolo

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Turner

Prof. Dimitrios Vavylonis and Mrs. Maria Ioannidou

Ms. Divya Verma ’24MA

Dr. Vikram Verma and

Dr. Deepti Verma

Ms. Nereida Villanueva

Ms. Elissa G. Waldron Esq. ’77MA

Dr. Richard Krohn and Ms. Anne Walker

Mr. Graham Walker ’60P

Mr. Joshua Walker ’24MA

Mr. Benjamin Wallace

Mr. David B. Walp

Ms. Lijian Wang

Ms. Sytyra Ware

Mr. Andrew P. Warner ‘18MA

Ms. Hannah M. Weber ‘15MA

Mrs. Kathleen Weems and Mr. Rodney Weems

Mr. James M. Weiler

Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Whittemore ’74MA

Mr. Troy Wilford-Hunt ’17MA

Mrs. Susan Williams

Mr. Cole Wisdo

Ms. Rachel E. Wise

Mr. Herby Maignan and Mrs. Toni L. Woods Maignan

Ms. Chloe Wreaks ‘17SS, ‘21MA

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Jarrod Yuskauskas

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zohn

Ms. Brooke E. Zumas ’03MA

PARENT GIVING

Moravian Academy and its three campuses (Downtown, Swain, Merle-Smith), like other independent schools, relies heavily on the philanthropic leadership from its core supportersalumni, parents, and friends. Moravian parents have a vested interest: they are interested in their children having access to the best resources and experiences.

More than 60% of the current parents make a gift to the school each year outside of event participation or sponsorships.

Gifts of all sizes transform the Moravian experience, making it possible for us to develop and enhance the Academy’s academic and co-curricular programs, attract vibrant and capable students, maintain a superior faculty, and provide a unique and innovative environment for our students.

CLASS OF 2024

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baittinger

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bartolacci

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Berkove

Dr. Brian E. Bolden and Dr. Tasha W. Bolden

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brown

Ms. Nicole Capobianco Scott and Mr. Abraham M. Sasso

Dr. Chandan Chadha and Dr. Swati M. Chadha

Mr. Zheng Chen and Mrs. Fei Zhao

Mr. Ilhyun Cho and Mrs. Seohyun Park

Mr. Louis Cinquino

Dr. Charles F. M. Cohan

Ms. Lisa K. Cohan

Mr. and Mrs. William Dadio Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Vince Della Fera

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Derby Jr.

Mr. Chetan Desai and Dr. Tanjila Matin

Mr. and Mrs. Amadou L. Diakite

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Dubow

Dr. Amir Fayyazi and Dr. Thuy Ngo

Ms. Amy M. Gable

Mrs. Christine Davis Gordon ’94MA and Mr. Basil P. Gordon

Dr. Anil Gupta and Dr. Ranju Gupta

Mr. Jaime Hernandez and Ms. Sandra Camacho

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hine

Mr. and Mrs. Nyechay Lawless

Dr. John Meier and Rev. Trisha Thorme

Mr. and Mrs. Vince P. Menichelli

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nifong Jr.

Mr. Jonathan E. Oltman and Dr. Julie L. Oltman

Mr. and Mrs. Afolabi Oyerokun

Mr. Susheel Paul and Mrs. Vijeta Sareen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Phillips

Mr. Joseph M. Pokojni Jr.

Mr. Shyamkumar R. Poozhikunnath and Mrs. Lavanya Shyamkumar

Mrs. Tara A. Figore Reid ’90MA and Mr. Christopher M. Reid

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ritchey

Mr. and Ms. David Ritenour

Ms. Maria Rodale

Mr. Halcyon G. Skinner and Dr. Whitney P. Witt

Dr. Vikram Verma and Dr. Deepti Verma

CLASS OF 2025

Mr. and Mrs. Erol Akbas

Anonymous

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bucher

Ms. Nicole Capobianco Scott and Mr. Abraham M. Sasso

Dr. Steven Chen and Dr. Grace Fan

Mr. Steven Crouch and Ms. Conny Wolf-Crouch

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford H. Demsky

Mr. and Mrs. David Domzalski

Dr. and Mrs. Scott Dubow

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Mr. Julius Ewungkem and Dr. Miranda Teboh-Ewungkem

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mrs. Lorraine Davis Fanning ’93MA and Mr. Brian L. Fanning

Mr. and Mrs. Dino Fantozzi

Dr. Caron Farrell

Mr. Christopher Fowler and Mrs. Leticia Perlaza

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Francis

Ms. Melissa L. Garner

Mr. and Mrs. Aejaaz Issa

Mrs. Jennifer H. Korman and Mr. Randy B. Korman

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller

Dr. and Mrs. Alaaeldin Mira

Mr. David Moore and Dr. Catherine A. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Raudabaugh

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Reynolds

Ms. and Mr. Maritza Rios

Mr. and Mrs. Arjang Roshanrouz

Dr. Divakar Sharma and Dr. Monica Goel

Mr. Ahmed Strandzhev

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Taylor

Dr. Nicolas Teleo and Ms. Joelle Mafouoti

Mr. David Vicic and Mrs. Katherine Kim

Mr. and Mrs. Aubeidulla Walli

Dr. Allister Williams and Dr. Nancy Monestime-Williams

Dr. Will Xia and Mrs. Grace Sun

Mr. Tong Xu and Ms. Mingke Yang

Mr. Zhiyuan Yan and Ms. Ying Wang

Dr. Steven Yang and Dr. Agnes Yang

Mr. Jimmy Zumba and Ms. Krista Prentice

CLASS OF 2026

Dr. Fayez A. Baki and Ms. Sarah Murrat

Mrs. Laura Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brown

Dr. Chandan Chadha and Dr. Swati M. Chadha

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Criscuolo

Mr. Yusuf Dahl

Mr. Chetan Desai and Dr. Tanjila Matin

Dr. Jean-Claude Dubacher and Ms. Lizette C. Dubacher

Ms. Marlen R. Elias Horvath

Dr. Amir Fayyazi and Dr. Thuy Ngo

Dr. Susheer D. Gandotra and Dr. Anu Gandotra

Ms. Melissa L. Garner

Ms. Kelli Greene

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hancik

Mr. Devin E. Hayes and Ms. Kara S. Donovan-Hayes

Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

Mr. and Mrs. Ammar Jali

Mr. Samuel Jones

Mrs. Koula Sossiadis Kazista ’91MA and Mr. Lee Kazista

Ms. Jennifer Leblanc

Mr. and Ms. Chang Li

Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Maeding

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Mette

Ms. Lindsey A. H. Parks

Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. James Rothbauer and Ms. Janine Rothbuaer

Ms. Christine A. Salgado ’86MA and Mr. Paul A. Cyr

Mr. Christopher A. Schnaars and Ms. Jennifer D. Hidalgo

Ms. Jayne Shankweiler

Dr. Ganesh Skandan and Dr. Savitri Padmanabhan

Mr. Rolland Thomas and Mrs. Nonie Whyld-Thomas

Dr. Maheep P. Vikram and Dr. Twinkle Nagpal

Mr. James M. Weiler

Mr. and Mrs. Griff Welton

Mr. and Mrs. Leejon J. Williams ’92MA

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zohn

CLASS OF 2027

Anonymous

Prof. Adnan Aslan and Ms. Serife Aslan

Mr. Aaron Blackham and Ms. Kimberly Blackham

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blomfield

Ms. Michele Callow

Mr. Ernest Cascino and Dr. Carrie Rohman

Mr. Steven Crouch and Ms. Conny Wolf-Crouch

Ms. Yahaira E. Davis

Mr. Eric K. Dowdle and Dr. Pamela M. Dowdle

Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Dunn

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and

Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. Justin FitzRandolph

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Gianforcaro

Mrs. Christine Davis Gordon ’94MA and Mr. Basil P. Gordon

Mr. Jeffrey P. Hotz and Ms. Katherine L. Johnston

Mr. Ahsen S. Janjua and Mrs. Sarah H. Janjua

Mr. Kenneth Joire and Ms. Elizabeth Shanahan

Rev. Joong Kim and Ms. Jiyoung C. Kim

Mrs. Jennifer H. Korman and Mr. Randy B. Korman

Mr. and Mrs. Anton LeRoy

Dr. Dustin Levy and Ms. Allison D. Harteveld

Mr. Diego Lopez and Ms. Mindy Zayas

Mr. and Ms. Scott Moore ’62P

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow

Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Moser Jr.

Mr. Susheel Paul and Mrs. Vijeta Sareen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Mr. Jie Qian

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ritchey

Mr. and Mrs. Santiago Rodriguez Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seymour

Mr. and Mrs. Riffat A. Siddiqui

Mr. Jatinder P. Singh and Mrs. Parminder Kaur

Mr. Halcyon G. Skinner and Dr. Whitney P. Witt

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Strom

Mrs. Kathleen Weems and Mr. Rodney Weems

Dr. Will Xia and Mrs. Grace Sun

Mr. Tong Xu and Ms. Mingke Yang

Dr. Steven Yang and Dr. Agnes Yang

CLASS OF 2028

Dr. Daphne T. Alexis

Dr. Fayez A. Baki and Ms. Sarah Murrat

Mr. Robin Bansal

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Brown MD

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bucher

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Cassady III

Ms. Deborah Cays

Dr. Steven Chen and Dr. Grace Fan

Mr. Ilhyun Cho and Mrs. Seohyun Park

Ms. Yahaira E. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. De Beer

Mr. John E. DeRemer and Ms. Elizabeth McNamara

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Detrick

Mr. and Mrs. Amadou L. Diakite

Mr. Jerson Diaz and Mrs. Liv Vesely

Ms. Roya L. Babanoury

Mr. Bryant Bernhardt

Mr. Aaron Blackham and Ms. Kimberly Blackham

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Brennan Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Brown

Ms. Nicole Capobianco Scott and Mr. Abraham M. Sasso

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Criscuolo

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. De Beer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dobrowolski

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Doherty

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Flores

Mr. Christopher Fowler and Mrs. Leticia Perlaza

Mr. Robert Garrett and Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mr. Brian Grzelkowski and Ms. Beatrix von Watzdorf

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

Mr. and Mrs. Ammar Jali

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Jankowski

Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kelemen

Mr. Sanjay Khindri and Ms. Kaitlin Kerwick

Mr. Rajesh Kommireddy and Dr. Ravikumari Gollapalli

Dr. Michael J. Lee and Dr. Olivia Lee

Dr. Rafael E. Martinez and Mr. Shawn J. Bausher

Mr. and Mrs. David P. McPherson

Mr. and Ms. Scott Moore ’62P

Srta. Veronica Pascuzzi

Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. Thomas A. DiGiovanni and Ms. Amy P. Ahart

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Douglass IV

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Mr. Angel Fernandez-Carbonell and Mrs. Erica K. Peters

Ms. Amy M. Gable

Mr. Sanjay Khindri and Ms. Kaitlin Kerwick

Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Maeding

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyer

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Morehouse

Mr. and Ms. Ryan A. Muir

Ms. Esther N. Okune

Mrs. Caroline Opthof

Mr. and Mrs. Afolabi Oyerokun

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rettaliata

Mr. and Mrs. Arjang Roshanrouz

Mr. Greg Scagliotti ’96SS

Ms. Lauren Scagliotti

Mr. Ahmed Strandzhev

Mr. Herby Maignan and

Mrs. Toni L. Woods Maignan

CLASS OF 2029

Dr. Adeem Akbar and Dr. Sana Akbar

Ms. Emily Anglund and Mr. Gregory Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Len Anthony

Mr. Dylan Deal and Mrs. Katie Arnold

Mr. Jeremy R. Deyton and Ms. Jennifer A. Kleckner

Ms. Samantha A. Edwards and Ms. Jennifer L. Edwards

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Ely

Dr. Bweh Esembeson and Ms. Christiana Eyong

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Fischer

Ms. Christal Harding

Mr. Delbert L. Hawbaker and Mrs. Edith L. Gutierrez-Hawbaker

Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hendrickx

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Mr. and Mrs. Shiraz Jaffer

Mr. Ahsen S. Janjua and Mrs. Sarah H. Janjua

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kozero

Mr. Xukun Luo and Ms. Likun Zhang

Mr. Brian Slocum and Dr. Abby Mahone

Ms. Heather Manning and Ms. Heather Terrible

Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Paladugu

Dr. Challon R. Perry and Mrs. Dugeidy Ortiz

Mr. Richard R. Romig Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. Rovinder Sandhu

Mr. Joseph Seibert and Mrs. Zakiya Smalls

Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Servitje

Dr. Steven Stevens and Mrs. Darya Stewart-Stevens

Dr. Christian Rice and Rev. Janel Rice

Ms. and Mr. Maritza Rios

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seymour

Mr. Ravi Shah and Mrs. Sonal Chaudhari

Ms. Nourhan Sharif

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sheatsley

Mr. and Mrs. Aubeidulla Walli

Dr. Mark Webster and Dr. Kausar Banoo

Dr. and Mrs. Mathias Wiedemann

Dr. Allister Williams and Dr. Nancy Monestime-Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wreaks IV

Dr. Will Xia and Mrs. Grace Sun

CLASS OF 2030

Ms. Glowdein Ambrose-John

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Anderson

Anonymous

Dr. Fayez A. Baki and Ms. Sarah Murrat

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Beck

Mr. and Mrs. Braden Borger

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Brennan Jr.

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Brown MD

Mr. Jimmy Brown and Mrs. Tara Schoeneman-Brown

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Ginsburg

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Ms. Aubrey Hendricks

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Mr. Jeffrey P. Hotz and Ms. Katherine L. Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iorio

Mr. and Mrs. Shiraz Jaffer

Ms. Lisa M. Keeney-Ziegenfus

Dr. Andrew Krakowski and Dr. Carlisle R. Krakowski

Mr. and Mrs. John Krupka

Mr. and Mrs. David P. McPherson

Prof. Chad Meyerhoefer and Dr. Mireille Meyerhoefer

Mr. Ali Kemal Necioglu and Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nifong Jr.

Mr. George M. Papacharalambous and Ms. Heydi N. Hernandez

Ms. and Mr. Maritza Rios

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Ritchey

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Sauers

Mr. Greg Scagliotti ’96SS

Ms. Lauren Scagliotti

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schaeffer

Mr. and Mrs. Devan Scott

Dr. Sharvil Sheth and Dr. Zheng Lin

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Soreth-Harman

Mr. Alfred G. Vasta ’99MA and Mrs. Stephanie Vasta

Mr. and Mx. Jesse D. Woodruff

Dr. Rachel Wright and Mr. Nathan Wright

Ms. Cristina Usino

Mr. and Mrs. Leejon J. Williams ’92MA

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Jimmy Zumba and Ms. Krista Prentice

CLASS OF 2031

Mr. Richard Adames and Ms. Carla Del Villar

Dr. Adeem Akbar and Dr. Sana Akbar

Ms. Roya L. Babanoury

Mr. Pedro Barbeito and Ms. Jennifer Gilmore

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bellucci

Mr. Bryant Bernhardt

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Dr. Steven Chen and Dr. Grace Fan

Mr. Todd Collins and Mrs. Sara Collins

Mr. Christopher Curran and Ms. Amanda Tolino

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. De Beer

Ms. Erica L. Essig

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Dr. Joseph Feliciano and Dr. Marigrace Lim Feliciano

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fleshman

Mr. Robert Garrett and Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mr. and Ms. Jermahl Stewart Sr.

Mr. Samson Tafon Penn and Mrs. Fleur Tafon Penn

Ms. Cristina Usino

Mr. Alfred G. Vasta ’99MA and Mrs. Stephanie Vasta

Dr. and Mrs. Mathias Wiedemann

Ms. Rachel E. Wise

Dr. Qiao Zhao and Ms. Danfeng Wang CLASS OF 2033

Mr. Murtuza Abuwala and Dr. Lalita Shastry

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Anderson

Ms. Sol Andrade and Mr. Carlos Adrian Bonilla

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bellucci

Dr. Louis E. Diez and Mrs. Anileys Bermudez

Mr. and Mrs. Braden Borger

Dr. Matt Bush and Dr. Leticia Robles-Moreno

Mr. Michael Cheung and Ms. She-Yan Wong

Dr. Tom Collins and Dr. Nancy Carlisle

Mr. Andrew Corsini and Ms. Napichaya Sainet

Mr. Dylan Deal and Mrs. Katie Arnold

Ms. Cassandra Deyoung and Ms. Julianne Deyoung

Mr. Roberto Diaz and Ms. Jen Mahone

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franzyshen

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Nick Yialamas and Ms. Yuka Maeda

Dr. and Mrs. Wen Young

CLASS OF 2032

Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Brown

Mr. Matthew Clark and Ms. Eileen Budd

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Covington

Mr. Stephen F. Davies and Ms. Evette F. Ríos

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Ely

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Jared Isaacman

Dr. Hari P. Joshi and Ms. Leslie A. White

Mr. and Mrs. Prateek Lal

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Latta

Mrs. Melika K. Matlack and Mr. Tim Matlack

Mr. George M. Papacharalambous and Ms. Heydi N. Hernandez

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Polt ’96MA

Mr. Gregory Ramsey Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Rettaliata

Mr. Dejuana S. Richardson and Mrs. Sooyeng Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Imran Saleem

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seibert

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith

Mr. Robert Garrett and Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mrs. Christine Davis Gordon ’94MA and Mr. Basil P. Gordon

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Henninger

Dr. John J. Hong and Dr. Christine O. Hong

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Houser

Mrs. Nohra S. Hurtarte

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jimenez

Dr. Ilena D. Key and Dr. Patricia L. Maran

Dr. Andrew Krakowski and Dr. Carlisle R. Krakowski

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kukwa III

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolf Leuschner

CLASS OF 2033

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lugo Jr.

Mr. Brian Slocum and Dr. Abby Mahone

Ms. María Bernabeu Fernández and Sr. Alejandro Monedero

Dr. Keith W. Moored and Dr. Christina Viau Haden

Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Orwig

Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Paladugu

Dr. Robert B. Imel and Ms. Lindsey Permar

Mr. Matthew Petrozelli and Ms. Erika R. Petrozelli

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Mrs. Gretchen A. Rice ’98MA and Mr. John P. Rice

Mr. and Mrs. David Rothrock

Mr. Jonathan Santucci and Ms. Amy Bolger-Santucci

Mr. Ravi Shah and Mrs. Sonal Chaudhari

Ms. Jessica Stone

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Suppan

Ms. Katie M. Tran

Dr. Andrew Tsen and Ms. Valerie Barber

Mr. and Mx. Jesse D. Woodruff

Dr. Rachel Wright and Mr. Nathan Wright

Mr. Peter A. Yaverbaum and Dr. Christine H. Kim

CLASS OF 2034

Mr. Stephen Bacchi and Dr. Aileen Love

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Brown MD

Mr. Jimmy Brown and Mrs. Tara Schoeneman-Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown

Ms. Lauren N. Calabrese ’03MA and Mr. Kyle N. Collina

Ms. Zenaida Casiano

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Mr. Christopher Curran and Ms. Amanda Tolino

Mr. Stephen F. Davies and Ms. Evette F. Ríos

Mrs. Jacquelyn E. Economopoulos and Mr. Robert N. Economopoulos

Ms. Samantha A. Edwards and

Ms. Jennifer L. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Focht

Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

Mr. and Mrs. Jared Isaacman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kozero

Dr. Daniel Kraus and Dr. Emily Kraus

Mr. and Mrs. Prateek Lal

Mr. Brian McCormick and Ms. Amy Beal

Mr. and Mrs. Quartez Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Morris

Mr. Ali Kemal Necioglu and Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Mr. Andrey Parshin and Mrs. Minshi Wang

Dr. Robert B. Imel and Ms. Lindsey Permar

Mrs. Emily Bross Quinn ’04MA and Mr. William P. Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sheatsley

Dr. Maheep P. Vikram and Dr. Twinkle Nagpal

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Villone

Dr. Mark Webster and Dr. Kausar Banoo

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Piotr F. Zembrzuski and Ms. Elisabeth E. Paul

CLASS OF 2035

Mr. and Mrs. Franco Abott

Dr. Adeem Akbar and Dr. Sana Akbar

Mr. and Mrs. Corey Alexander

Mr. and Ms. Edward Barettino

Ms. Kelly Berfield

Dr. Louis E. Diez and Mrs. Anileys Bermudez

Mr. Michael Cheung and Ms. She-Yan Wong

Mr. Steve Chin and Ms. Shellen Wu

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Covington

Ms. Yahaira E. Davis

Mr. Matthew S. Ferraro and Mrs. Celia Gijon Sevilla

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hauser

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Herman

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Dr. John J. Hong and Dr. Christine O. Hong

Dr. Hari P. Joshi and Ms. Leslie A. White

Dr. Joshua D. Kahn and Dr. Laurie G. Kahn

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA and Mrs. Swarna Kakodkar

Mr. Samuel A. Kensinger

Ms. Nicole Levy

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Polt ’96MA

Mrs. Gretchen A. Rice ’98MA and Mr. John P. Rice

Mr. Jonathan Santucci and Ms. Amy Bolger-Santucci

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Sauers

Mr. and Mrs. Dylan Sawyer

Mrs. Kyle M. Shaughnessy and Dr. TJ Shaughnessy

Mrs. Casey Waldman Starr ’08 and Mr. John Starr

Dr. Steven Stevens and Mrs. Darya Stewart-Stevens

Mr. Samson Tafon Penn and Mrs. Fleur Tafon Penn

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Turner

Mr. Justin D. B. Whittington and Ms. Joselyn Reyes Bahamonde

Ms. Rachel E. Wise

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Yerrington

Mr. Nick Yialamas and Ms. Yuka Maeda

Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Zuchlinski

CLASS OF 2036

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Battis

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown

Mr. Ryan Colahan and Dr. Molly Mulflur

Mr. Matthew E. Dellecker and Ms. Meghan A. Baker

Mrs. Jacquelyn E. Economopoulos

and Mr. Robert N. Economopoulos

Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Elstein

Dr. and Mrs. Eric Eutsler

Mr. and Mrs. Jarrett Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franzyshen

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gola

Mr. Devon Hamilton and Ms. Zuley Clarke

Mr. and Mrs. James Henry

Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kukwa III

Mrs. Melika K. Matlack and Mr. Tim Matlack

Dr. Keith W. Moored and Dr. Christina Viau Haden

Dr. Hanmanth J. Neboori and Dr. Shubha Bhar

Mr. and Mrs. Harshal Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Perez

Mr. Matthew Petrozelli and Ms. Erika R. Petrozelli

Mrs. Emily Bross Quinn ’04MA and Mr. William P. Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Reitz

Mr. Robert Rudolph and Mrs. Jamie Bond

Mr. and Mrs. Imran Saleem

Mr. and Mrs. Randy M. Shayler II

Mr. Juan Carlos Torres and Sra. Damaris Torres

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Turcotte

Mr. Peter A. Yaverbaum and Dr. Christine H. Kim

Dr. Hongtao Zhang and Dr. Han Ye

CLASS OF 2037

Anonymous

Mr. and Ms. Edward Barettino

Mr. Ryan Colahan and Dr. Molly Mulflur

Dr. Tom Collins and Dr. Nancy Carlisle

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fegley

Mr. and Mrs. Justin R. Flores

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Focht

Mr. Stephan J. Hennion and Miss Nicole Rodriguez

Dr. Joshua D. Kahn and Dr. Laurie G. Kahn

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA and Mrs. Swarna Kakodkar

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kish

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kozero

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Latta

Mr. and Ms. Scott Moore ’62P

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Morris

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Mr. and Mrs. Jason S. Quinn

Ms. Nishali A. Rose ‘03MA and Mr. Jeremy L. Rose

Mr. Jonathan Santucci and Ms. Amy Bolger-Santucci

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Villone

Dr. Rachel Wright and Mr. Nathan Wright

Mr. Piotr F. Zembrzuski and Ms. Elisabeth E. Paul

Mr. and Mrs. Gavin Zuchlinski

CLASS OF 2038

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Battis

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown

Ms. Lauren N. Calabrese ’03MA and Mr. Kyle N. Collina

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Chapel

Mr. and Mrs. Alfonse Cognata

Mrs. Jacquelyn E. Economopoulos and Mr. Robert N. Economopoulos

Dr. Matthew Gonzalez and Dr. Helen Gonzalez

Mr. and Ms. Noah Halkins

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Mr. Christopher Krovatin and Mrs. Azara A. Golston

Mr. Brian Slocum and Dr. Abby Mahone

Ms. Jennifer Mitchell and Mr. Zachary Mitchell

Mrs. Catherine Monaco

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Pascal

Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Perez

Mrs. Raina M. G. Pletcher and Mr. Daniel R. Pletcher

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pyles

Mrs. Emily Bross Quinn ’04MA and Mr. William P. Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Reitz

Mr. and Mrs. Imran Saleem

Mr. Stephen Salemme and Ms. Joana Spinelli-Salemme

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sheatsley

Mrs. Casey Waldman Starr ‘08MA and Mr. John Starr

Ms. Jennifer Tumsuden and Mr. Nicholas Tuozzolo

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wessel III

Mr. Justin D. B. Whittington and Ms. Joselyn Reyes Bahamonde

Mr. Lawrence Zhou and Ms. Lai Ling Li

ALUMNI GIVING

For more than 280 years, Moravian Academy’s mission has empowered us to become limitless learners as we discover new ideas and create new self-expressions. We do more than check boxes; we celebrate the unique potential of every individual. Our path to academic excellence harnesses the teachable moments of both success and failure, as we explore the complexities of our world with curiosity, confidence, and compassion. Our commitment to courageous conversations means that we actively learn from and support the different identities we embody, we respect each other’s views, and we lead with head and heart. Immersed in an environment of love and understanding, our students answer the questions: Who am I and who can I become?

Through our three campuses including the Downtown, Swain, and Merle-Smith Campuses, alumni are strong supporters of this mission through many facets including the Annual Fund and additional giving. Almost 12% of our alumni support the school, which is almost twice the national independent school average.

The Benigna Cup is awarded each year at reunion to the Moravian alumni class (with more than 25 members) having the greatest percentage of alumni participation in the Annual Fund.

Class Of 1943

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P

Class Of 1947

Mrs. Mary Lois Cole Thompson ’47S

Class Of 1948

Mrs. Jane Stahl Hergenhan ’48P

Class Of 1950

Mrs. Mary Taylor Baker ’50S

Class Of 1952

Dr. Richard C. Pearce ’52P

Class Of 1953

Dr. Kerala Johnson Snyder Ph.D ’53S

Class Of 1954

Mr. Wilbur T. Soulis ’54P

Mrs. Judith Fretz Thomas ’54P

Mr. Paul A. Worth ’54P

Class Of 1955

Mrs. Jean Bassett Hopkins ’55S

Mrs. Mary Thaeler Mowrer ’55P

Class Of 1956

Dr. Sandra Ferry Ammon ’56S

Mrs. Mely de Neufville Rahn ’56S, Distinguished Alumna

Class Of 1957

Mrs. Trudi Kampschulte Dial ’57S

Ms. Elaine M. Hockman ’57S

Ms. Susan Ann Scribner ’57S

Class Of 1959

Ms. Lynn LaubachBrewer ’59S

Mrs. Barbara Maier Dugan ’59S

Mrs. Louise Hemstreet Fordham ’59S

Class Of 1960

Mrs. Sally Roberts Burgess ’60S

Mr. Joseph A. Gano ’60P

Mrs. Hilary Hosac Michaels ’60S

Dr. Russell E. Morgan Jr. ’60P, Distinguished Alumnus

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington ’60P, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. Graham Walker ’60P

Ms. Susan R. Wilcox ’60S

Class Of 1961

Mr. John W. Clauser Jr. ’61P

Ms. Jeanne Wertz Kerridge ’61P

Mr. Albert C. Molter Jr. ’61P

Mrs. Carol Burkhart Normington ’61P, Distinguished Alumna

Dr. Bradford B. Owen Jr. ’61P

Class Of 1962

Ms. Carol L. Boquist ’62S

Ms. Olivia Criswell Feagins ’62P

Mr. David C. Hartmann ’62P

Mr. Scott Moore ’62P

Mrs. Emilie Humbert Mules ’62S

Ms. Frances Smyser Niksic ’62P

Class Of 1963

Ms. Janet A. Heller ’63P

Mrs. Susan Foy Heller ’63S

Mr. Michael W. Loder ’63P

Mr. Marek L.B. Plater ’63P

Mr. D. Brooks Zug ’63P

Distinguished Alumnus

Class Of 1964

Mr. Richard Q. Fox ’64P

Mrs. Nancy Fillman Frankenfield ’64P

Mrs. Charlene Donchez Mowers ’64P, Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Patricia Leach Penske ’64S

Class Of 1965

Mr. Nicholas A. Butterfield ’65P

Mr. Thomas A. Danjczek ’65P

Mr. Jeff Frankenfield ’65P

Mrs. Roberta Kampschulte Garrett ’65S

Ms. Susan Boyer Kretz ’65P

Mr. Albert Mainka ’65P

Mrs. Cynthia Strahler Rhodes ’65S

Mrs. Nancy Horwath Scheid ’65S

Class Of 1966

Mr. Michael J. Cox ’66P

Mrs. Karen Davies Hall Wright ’66S

Mr. Lawrence B. Fox ’66P

Mr. Douglas E. Fry ’66P

Mrs. Karen Blickwede Knowlton ’66P

Ms. Carolyn Banks Maddox ’66S

Mrs. Gwen Morgan White ’66P

Class Of 1967

Ms. Barbara Jane Bealer ’67P

Mrs. Gine Walter Flury ’67P

Ms. Martha K. Schrempel ’67S

Mrs. Nancy Dorn Sheehan-Becker ’67P

Mr. Joseph Edward Zamborsky ’67P

Class Of 1968

Mr. John R. Cooper ’68P

Ms. Barbara Quinton Freeman ’68S

Ms. Elizabeth Gordon ’68S, Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Susan Zouck Gratz ’68P

Mr. Lloyd H. Jones ’68P

Mrs. Nanette Boyer Nevins ’68P

Mrs. Elisabeth Ray Vallee ’68P

Class Of 1969

Mr. Joseph C. Calabro ’69P

Mrs. Tina Denzel Connar ’69P

Mr. Charles H. Johnson III ’69P

Class Of 1970

Mrs. Gail Draper Bauer ’70S

Mr. Byron B. McCann ’70P

Ms. Gwyneth Michel ’70P

Mrs. Ann Sloyer Mindler ’70P, Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Christine Herster Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Virginia Gabriel Vidoni ’70P

Class Of 1971

Col. Andrea Caldwell Berndt USA ’71S

Ms. Patricia A. Chase ’71P, Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Elizabeth Kern Fairback ’71S

Mr. Charles G. Layfield Sr. ’71P

Dr. James K. Margolis ’71P

Ms. Karen Farber Smallman ’71S

Mrs. Victoria Baker Taylor ’71P

Ms. Barbara Wint Wolf ’71P

Class Of 1972

Ms. Bonnie J. Biafore ’72MA, Distinguished Alumna

Mr. David W. Devey ’72MA

Mr. Robert E. Hamill ’72MA

Ms. Nancy Hay ’72MA

Mrs. Charlotte Concevitch McGorry ’72MA

Mrs. Michele Nadeau Hartmann ’72MA

Mr. Samuel W. Thayer ’72MA

Class Of 1973

Mrs. Karin Wint Alsentzer ’73MA

Rev. Timothy Bees ’73MA

Ms. Joanna Castaldi ’73MA

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Mrs. Janice Butterfield Ostock ’73MA

Mr. James Saenger ’73MA

Ms. Elizabeth B. Whittemore ’73MA

Class Of 1974

Ms. Mary Ann Groner RN ’74MA

Mr. Henry L. Whittemore ’74MA

Class Of 1975

Mr. John P. Aloe ’75MA

Mrs. Karen Devey Haas ’75MA

Mr. Jeffrey S. Risberg ’75MA

Class Of 1976

Mrs. Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Mr. Gary J. Krasnov ’76MA

Ms. Susan K. Lambiris ’76MA

Mrs. Lisa Dirocco Moriarty ’76MA

Mr. Cameron D. Warner Jr. ’76MA

Mr. David V. Weinstein ’76MA

Class Of 1977

Mr. A. Carty Castaldi ’77MA

Mrs. Peggy Peters Cook ’77MA,

Distinguished Alumna

Mrs. Michele Long Graffis ’77MA

Ms. Deidre Smith Newton ’77MA

Mrs. Cameron Adams Soroko ’77MA

Ms. Lydia Ewing Tolley ’77MA

Class Of 1978

Mr. Dan T. Barnes ’78MA

Mr. George H. Bradt ’78MA

Dr. Julia E. Klees ’78MA

Mrs. Karen Sartin Slevin ’78MA

Mrs. Karen Pearce Sonier ’78MA

Ms. Jessica D. Waldman ’78MA

Class Of 1980

Ms. G. Jean Atwood-Waller ’80MA

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pearce II ’80MA

Class Of 1981

Mr. Gerald J. Backenstoe ’81MA

Mr. Edward P. Bromley III ’81MA

Mr. Mark A. Devey ’81MA

Mrs. Janet Mawhinney Miltenberger ’81MA

Mrs. Nancy Rebar Montague ’81MA

Mr. John H. Prorok Esq. ’81MA

Mr. William R. Regan ’81MA

Class Of 1982

Mrs. Kimberly Murray Colville ’82MA

Mr. Paul J. Isaac ’82MA

Mr. Paul K. Keblish ’82MA

Class Of 1983

Ms. Elizabeth H. Bromley ’83MA

Mr. Brian S. Dietrich ’83MA

Mr. Bruce E. Haines ’83MA

Mr. Christopher W. Seybolt Esq. ’83MA

Class Of 1984

Mr. John R. Chaffier ’84MA

Mr. John R. Jacob ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. Theodore Rosenberger ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. William D. Ryan ’84MA

Mrs. Christine Lobley Wagner ’84MA

Mr. David A. Wimmer ’84MA

Class Of 1985

Mrs. Wendy Thomson Sheetz ’81SS, ’85MA

Class Of 1986

Mr. Matt Ballard Jr. ’86MA

Mrs. Eve Geller Edwards ’86MA

Dr. Swen J. Hilander ’86MA

Ms. Karen Goode Lehmberg ’86MA

Ms. Christine A. Salgado ’86MA

Mr. Peter N. Tabbot ’86MA

Class Of 1987

Mrs. Amy Normington Bowser ’87MA

Mrs. Emilie Heck Petrone ’87MA

Mrs. Sara Litzenberger Polefka ‘87MA

Class Of 1988

Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA

Mr. Angelo F. Campano Esq. ’88MA

Ms. Amy Jacob Connolly ’88MA

Mr. Joseph Fuisz ’88MA

Class Of 1989

Mr. James P. Orsi ’89MA

Class Of 1990

Ms. Deanna Perin Egelston ’90MA

Mrs. Tara A. Figore Reid ’90MA

Class Of 1991

Mrs. Jenifer E. Martin Gilio ’91MA

Dr. Saman Kannangara ’91MA

Mrs. Heather Noll Kasarda ’91MA

Mrs. Koula Sossiadis Kazista ’91MA

Mr. John F. Oldt II ’91MA

Mrs. Sarah Klinges Shultz ’91MA

Class Of 1992

Mrs. Kristin K. Arend PhD ’92MA

Mr. Jonathan S. Epstein ’92MA

Mr. James T. Hunsicker ’92MA

Mr. Matthew L. Moran ’92MA

Mr. Christopher W. Robertson ’92MA

Ms. Deborah L. Spence ’92MA

Dr. Zachary D. Walton, Ph.D., M.D. ’92MA

Mr. Leejon J. Williams ’92MA

Class Of 1993

Mrs. Lorraine Davis Fanning ’93MA

Mr. Ryan M. Papir ’93MA

Ms. Melissa L. Riskin ’93MA

Class Of 1994

Mrs. Christine Davis Gordon ’94MA

Mr. Ryan M. Mueller ’94MA

Class Of 1995

Hr. Zachary J. Cohen ’95MA

Mrs. Virginia Antwerpen Cohen ’95MA

Mr. Andrew Miller Keller ’95MA

Mr. Robert G. Vidoni ’95MA

Class Of 1996

Anonymous

Mrs. Katherine Martin Burd ’96MA

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mrs. Emily Papir Ford ’96MA

Mr. Eric Kelley ’96SS

Mrs. Tanya Clark Marston ’96MA

Mr. David R. McNellis ’96MA

Mr. Peter Polt ’96MA

Mr. Greg Scagliotti ’96SS

Ms. Elizabeth A. Verhalen ’96MA

Class Of 1997

Mr. Devereux T. Albarelli ’97MA

Mr. Ryan C. Dietrick ’97MA

Ms. Elizabeth M. Gadomski Psy. D. ’97MA

Mrs. Catherine Rose Verhalen Heron ’97MA

Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA

Class Of 1998

Mr. Ari Z. Blinder ’98MA

Mr. Samuel Cohen ’98MA

Mr. David C. Eyvazzadeh ’98MA

Ms. Anne M. Hunsicker ’98MA

Dr. Anne Chudolij Khuong ’98MA

Mr. Keith N. Kirshner ’98MA

Mrs. Gretchen Longenbach Rice ’98MA

Class Of 1999

Ms. Amy R. Born ’99MA

Mrs. Molly Kistler Rinke ’99MA

Mr. Karl R. Laskowski ’99MA

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

Mr. David Orsi ’99MA

Mr. Alfred G. Vasta ’99MA

Class Of 2000

Ms. Katherine E. Krum ’00MA

Mr. Johannes F. Norling ’00MA

Ms. Karley Biggs Sebia, Esq. ’00MA

Mr. Gabriel J. Vidoni ’00MA

Mr. W. Bradley Yale ’96SS, ’00MA

Class Of 2001

Ms. Tamar S. Juda ’01MA

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA

Ms. Dana L. Popkave ’01MA

Mrs. Emily Auerbach Rake ’01MA

Class Of 2002

Mr. Gideon Cohn ’02MA

Mr. Michael L. Corsa ’02MA

Mr. Samir Ghia ’02MA

Mrs. Catherine Nesbitt Kane ’02MA

Mr. Matthew E. Malvezzi ’98SS, ’02MA

Mr. Philip S. Mishkin ’02MA

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA

Mr. Jonathan Schwab ’02MA

Ms. Chelsea Severson ’02MA

Class Of 2003

Ms. Lauren N. Calabrese ’03MA

Mrs. Tami Greenspan Coppler ’99SS ’03MA

Mrs. Danielle T. Koren ’03MA

Ms. Madeline L. Ofrichter ’03MA

Ms. Nishali Amin Rose ’03MA

Mr. Thomas Stitt Jr. ’03MA

Mr. Daniel M. Sussman ’03MA

Ms. Brooke E. Zumas ’03MA

Class Of 2004

Mr. Ravi R. Bhagat ’04MA

Mrs. Alexandra Nicholson Bhagat ’04MA

Ms. Kara L. Popowich ’04MA

Mrs. Emily Bross. Quinn ’04MA

Mr. Jonathan L. Zackey ’04MA

Class Of 2005

Mr. Amin Famili ’05MA

Mr. Steven Hillenius ’05MA

Mr. Andrew R. McNellis ’05MA

Mr. Jared S. Surnamer ’05MA

Class Of 2006

Mrs. Erin A. Brady-Wiggins ’06MA

Mr. Matthew R. Bross ’06MA

Ms. Hildi Greenberg ’06MA

Mrs. Kristin Noonan Hutchins ’02SS, ’06MA

Ms. Rachel B. Licht ’06MA

Mr. Denzel Morris ’06SS

Class Of 2007

Mr. George Andriko ’07MA

Karalynne A. A. Clark Parzych ’07MA

Mr. Kunal Gupta ’07MA

Ms. Sigourney R. Labarre ’07MA

Mr. Alex P. Parzych ’07MA

Ms. Olga Sklyarova ’07MA

Class Of 2008

Ms. Caitlyn J. Davies ’08MA

Ms. Rachel Large Heiserman ’08MA

Mr. Patrick E. Klemm ’08MA

Mr. J. Stuart Pidcock ’08MA

Mrs. Casey Waldman Starr ’08MA

Class Of 2009

Mr. Scott L. Dealtrey ’09MA

Ms. Allison S. Duckloe ’09MA

Mr. Adam L. Fix’09MA

Mr. Jonah D. Greenberg ’09MA

Ms. Caitlin M. O’Connor ’09MA

Mr. John W. Puleo ’09MA

Ms. Leigh C. Schaefer ’09MA

Mrs. Julia Tallarico Spinelli ’09MA

Ms. Marissa E. Zondag ’09MA

Class Of 2010

Mr. Jordan C. Angel ’10MA

Mr. Gregory R. Chrin II ’10MA

Mr. Ian J. Gutgold ’06SS, ’10MA

Ms. Jordan Will-Weber Hollander ’10MA

Ms. Margaret A. Reilly ’10MA

Mrs. Lauren Stockunas Roseman ’10MA

Class Of 2011

Ms. Alexis N. Burgess ’11MA

Mr. Trevor N. Parkes ’11MA

Class Of 2012

Ms. Zoë Briggs ’12MA

Ms. Sarah E. Brown ’12MA

Class Of 2013

Anonymous

Mr. Joshua D. Aurand ’13MA

Mr. Matthew K. Ender ’13MA

Mr. Casey T. Parent ’13MA

Class Of 2014

Ms. Priya J. Atiyeh ’14MA

Mr. Alexander P. Battisti ’14MA

Mr. Aaron I. Donahue ’14MA

Mr. Maxwell P. Fisher ’14MA

Mr. Luke H. Gutekunst ’14MA

Ms. Marlee R. Senderowitz ’10SS, ’14MA

Class Of 2015

Mr. Joseph A. Brau ’15MA

Mr. Alec S. Cohan ’15MA

Mr. Stefan Joseph ’15MA

Mr. Owen S. Parent ’15MA

Class Of 2016

Ms. Erin E. Danaher ’16MA

Ms. Ashley A. Ender ’16MA

Mr. Samuel E. Li ’16MA

Mr. William A. Stifel ’16MA

Class Of 2017

Mr. Theo R. Bissell ’17MA

Mr. Shabaig S. Chatha ’17MA

Ms. Paige L. Cohan ’17MA

Ms. Julia R. Depillo ’17MA

Mr. Michael Gibson Jr. ’17MA

Mr. James A. Kruklitis ’17MA

Ms. Hanna E. O’Connor ’17MA

Mr. Troy Wilford-Hunt ’17MA

Class Of 2019

Ms. Elizabeth M. Bowser ’19MA

Mr. Joseph R. Sinkovits ’19MA

Class Of 2020

Mr. Willem E. Parent ’20MA

Class Of 2021

Mr. Gianni Hrousis ’21MA

Ms. Krysta M. Nichols ’21MA

Ms. Chloe Wreaks

Class Of 2022

Mr. Jack S. Bowser ’22MA

Class Of 2023

Mr. Tayden R. Miller ’23MA

Mr. John S. Perrucci ’23MA

Class of 2024

Ms. Alizeh A. Ali ’24MA

Ms. Carleigh J. Andreas ’24MA

Ms. Grace Baittinger ’24MA

Ana P. Balshi ’24MA

Ms. Francesca A. Bartolacci ’24MA

Mr. Devon Berkove ’24MA

Mr. Noah Breithaupt ’24MA

Mr. Nathan C. Brown ’24MA

Ms. Anya Chadha ’24MA

Ms. Sunny Chen ’24MA

Ms. Emily Y. Cho ’24MA

Ms. Lucia Cinquino ’24MA

Ms. Denali Cintron ’24MA

Mr. Caden R. Cohan ’24MA

Ms. Aliza J. Coolidge ’24MA

Ms. Megan F. Dadio ’24MA

Ms. India A. Debbage ’24MA

Mr. Aman Desai ’24MA

Mr. Saleem L. Diakite ’24MA

Mr. Jacob Dubow ’24MA

Mr. Kaveh Fayyazi ’24MA

Ms. Ashley M. Gable ’24MA

Ms. Marley Gardner ’24MA

Mr. Daylan A. Gill ’24MA

Ms. Alicia L. Gordon ’24MA

Ms. Kanchan Gupta ’24MA

Mr. Krish Gupta ’24MA

Mr. Mathew J. Hernandez ’24MA

Mr. George Husack ’24MA

Ms. Mayuka K. Karthik ’24MA

Mr. Thomas F. Koch ’24MA

Ms. Quinn C. Lauden ’24MA

Mr. Sebastian F. Malaver ’24MA

Ms. Zara Mansoor ’24MA

Ms. Chelsea N. Maund ’24MA

Mr. William J. Menichelli ’24MA

Ms. Lena M. Nifong ’24MA

Ms. Rathusha Nimalan ’24MA

Mr. Joseph N. Oltman ’24MA

Mr. Olufisola Oyerokun ’24MA

Mr. Ryan Paul ’24MA

Ms. Alexandra C. Perrucci ’24MA

Mr. Luke J. Pokojni ’24MA

Mr. Jackson M. Reid ’24MA

Mr. Julian A. Ritchey ’24MA

Ms. Heidi Ritenour ’24MA

Ms. Iris E. Rooth ’24MA

Ms. Jenna Salem ’24MA

Ms. Melania Sankar ’24MA

Mr. Abraham J. Sasso ’24MA

Ms. Jasmine G. Scott ’24MA

Mr. Dhwaith Shyamkumar ’24MA

Mr. Halcyon D. Skinner ’24MA

Ms. Ginevra Toso ’24MA

Ms. Isabelle M. Tran ’24MA

Ms. Vasiliki E. Tsirukis ’24MA

Ms. Divya Verma ’24MA

Mr. Joshua Walker ’24MA

Class of 2029

Ms. Katherine J. Anthony ’29MA

Mr. Leonard M. Anthony ’29MA

Mr. Scott D. Olszewski ’88MA

Ms. Elissa Griffith Waldron Esq. ’77MA

PARENT OF ALUMNI GIVING

Moravian Academy’s (and its three campuses) Parents of Alumni support the school because of the impactful education provided. Thank you to all of the Parents of Alumni for their continued support.

Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA and Mr. Kent P. Aitchison

Mrs. Wink Alogna

Mrs. Paula S. Ballard

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Banach

Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeffrey Beich

Mrs. Diane Bernard

Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Biggs

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Blake

Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Boreen

Dr. Alan Brau and Dr. Iris Reyes

Mrs. Dana Brndjar and Mr. Jon Brndjar

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bross, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Butler

Mr. Nicholas A. Butterfield ’65P

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

Mrs. Joann Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Chaffier ’84MA

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Chrin

Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clark

Mr. Charles Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. David Connors

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. Cowen II

Mr. and Mrs. Wyn V. Davies

Mr. Wesley Davis Jr., Honorary

Alumnus and Mrs. Susan Davis

Mrs. Miriam Devey

Mr. Richard R. Dow and Ms. Donna Hartmann

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Ebner

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ettle

Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Fanning D.M.

Ms. Vicki L. Felker

Mrs. Anne H. Fessler and Mr. David Fessler

Dr. H. Ellis Finger and Dr. Phyllis T. Finger

Mrs. Lou Carol C. Fix

Mrs. Nancy Gross

Dr. Raymond C. Haggerty and Dr. Sally M. Haggerty

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Haines ‘83MA

Mrs. Sarah Harshman and Mr. Jason Harshman

Dr. and Mrs. George W. Hartzell Jr.

Mrs. Patricia D. Herman

Rev. and Mrs. James S. Hilander

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Hollingsworth

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Holton

Mrs. Alison B. Hudak

Mrs. Karen Jacob

Mr. Stephen R. Jensen and Dr. Alison R. Byerly

Rabbi and Mrs. Allen I. Juda

Dr. and Mrs. Aoun B. Kara

Dr. James Kline and Dr. Kathleen Fallon-Kline

Mr. and Mrs. William Korhammer

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kramer

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Constance S. Krum

Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Layfield Sr. ’71P

Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Lichak

GRANDPARENT GIVING

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahart

Mrs. Glenda Akers

Anonymous

Ms. Gladys Anthony

Ms. Nancy Barrett

Mr. Jerry Berfield and Mrs. Suzanne Berfield

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beshel

Mrs. Leslie Borsuk

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Bross, Honorary Alumna

Mr. and Mrs. David Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brown

Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas Brown

Ms. Doris Bush

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Butler

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Carlisle

Mr. Wesley Davis Jr., Honorary

Alumnus and Mrs. Susan Davis

Mr. and Mrs. David Decker

Mr. and Mrs. Vince Della Fera

Mr. and Mrs. John Deremer Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. James Digiovanni

Mrs. Margaret Donovan

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Douglass III

Mrs. Nancy Eutsler and Mr. Tim Eutsler

Ms. Vicki L. Felker

Ms. Janet Garnjost

Ms. Judy Gemmel and Mr. George Gemmel

Mrs. Marilyn Golden

Mr. and Ms. Mario Gonzalez

Ms. Irma Gutierrez

Mr. and Mrs. William Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henderson

Mr. and Ms. George Husack

Mr. Samuel Jones

Ms. Carol Krakowski

Mr. Robert V. Littner

Dr. James K. Margolis ’71P and Dr. Meredith R. Margolis

Mr. and Ms. Blake C. Marles

Dr. Norman L. Maron

Mr. Robert R. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. McQueen

Mr. and Mrs. James Miller

Mrs. Carol Moleski and Mr. Donald E. Moleski

Mrs. Abigail Monahan

Mrs. Mary T. Mowrer ’55P

Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo G. Murphy

Mrs. Christine L. Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna and Mr. William K. Murphy

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington ’60P and Mrs. Carol Normington ’61P Distinguished Alumni

Dr. Michael O’Connor and Wendy R. O’Connor, Esq.

Mr. and Mrs. Anders Olsson

Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Parkes

Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Parzych

Mr. and Mrs. Rajendra Pawar

Dr. Richard C. Pearce ’52P

Mrs. Patricia Penske ’64S & Mr. Rick Penske

Mrs. Margery Peters

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock

Dr. and Mrs. Peter R. Puleo, Honorary Alumni

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raab

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Reilly

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Riskin

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Robertson

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart G. Rogers

Rev. Canon G. J. Romeril

Ms. Toni Rubic

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Ruebeck

Mrs. Carol Salgado

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Schuett

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Severson

Mrs. Nancy Dorn Sheehan-Becker ’67P

Mrs. Wendy Thompston Sheetz ’81SS, ’85MA and Mr. Erik Sheetz

Mrs. Karen P. Sonier ’78MA and Mr. Michael Sonier

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Sossiadis

Mr. William E. Stanford and Mrs. Mimi Stanford, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Robert Sun and Ms. Nan Ronis

Mr. and Mrs. C. Burke Swan

Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Tachovsky

Dr. and Mrs. Jay S. Talsania

Mrs. Judith Fretz Thomas ’54P and Mr. Frederic W. Thomas

Dr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vasta Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. James Verhalen

Robert J. Vidoni & Mrs. Virginia Gabriel Vidoni ’70P

Ms. Nereida Villanueva

Mrs. Christine Lobley Wagner ’84MA & Mr. John R. Wagner

Mr. Earl E. Wismer and Mrs. Bonnie Wismer, Honorary Alumni

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Zackey

Mr. and Mrs. Ed G. Zondag

FACULTY & STAFF GIVING

Mrs. Roses Ackerman

Ms. Joan Anagnostu

Ms. Sol Andrade

Ms. Jackie Andreychak

Mr. George G. Andriko ’07MA & Mrs. Shea Andriko

Mrs. Brooke Bauer

Mrs. Jill E. Beil

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bellucci

Mr. Ryan Berger

Ms. Rebecca Berkenstock

Mrs. Anileys Bermudez

Mrs. Amy Normington Bowser ’87MA

Mrs. Dennis M. Brennan Jr.

Mrs. Dana Brndjar

Mr. Rick Brown

Mrs. Stacie Brown

Ms. Kathryn Bulman

Ms. Rachel M. Burcaw ‘18MA

Mrs. Katherine Martin Burd ’96MA

Mrs. Lisa Campbell

Mr. Christopher Cantelmi

Ms. Eunice Carbone

Ms. Lara Cesco-Cancian

Ms. Erin Coffey

Ms. Christine Condon

Mr. David Connors

Sra. Molly Cook

Ms. Jennifer Cooke

Ms. Erica Coverley

Ms. Christana Crivellaro

Dr. Brian Crowe

Mrs. Joanne K. Daniels

Dr. Sue Das

Ms. Patricia Davis

Mr. Kevin Decusatis

Mr. Nathan Diehl

Mr. Joseph Doucette

Mrs. Lisa Dubreuil

Mr. Christopher D. Eckman

Mrs. Jacquelyn E. Economopoulos

Ms. Marlen R. Elias Horvath

Mr. Brian M. Elstein

Miss Robyn L. Endress

Ms. Cindy Fenstermaker

Mr. Kevin J. Ferdinand

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell

Mr. Eric Fleming

Mrs. Katie Focht

Miss Julia Fox

Mrs. Megan Franzyshen

Mr. Steve Gabryluk

Mr. Leon M. Galitsky

Ms. Melissa L. Garner

Mr. Lee Gaudreau

Mrs. Karla Gaugler

Mr. John Geier

Ms. Judy Gemmel

Mrs. Marilyn Golden

Mrs. Gretchen Gorecki

Mr. Tarik Haddad

Ms. Jessica Hagy

Ms. Christal Harding

Mrs. Sarah Harshman

Mr. Jeffrey Haviland

Ms. Kristel Hernandez

Ms. Geraldine Higgins

Mrs. Tara Holaska

Mrs. Sherry L. Hollinger

Ms. Emily Hulme

Dr. David Hunt

Mr. Paul Jayson

Ms. Heather Jenkins

Ms. Coleen Kenyon

Mr. Matt Keretz

Mr. Patrick Kerssen

Mr. Stephen Kish

Miss Sarah Kleppinger

Mrs. Danielle T. Koren ’03MA

Mrs. Jennifer H. Korman

Ms. Camie Kornely

Ms. Pamela Kremer

Ms. Amanda F. Kulakowski

Mrs. Angie Lande

Ms. Jania Lasanta

Dr. Jeffrey Lawlis

Mr. Ben Leffler

Ms. Michele Leheup

Ms. Katie MacMillan

Dr. Abby Mahone

Ms. Heather Manning

Mrs. Melika K. Matlack

Mrs. Elizabeth J. Matlock

Ms. Susan M. Maurer

Mrs. Patty McClain

Mrs. Nancy McClary

Mrs. Elyse McGovern

Mr. Matthew McKay

Mrs. Jessica McPherson

Ms. Barbara Medina

Mrs. Becky Miller

Ms. Jennifer Mitchell

Mrs. Karen Mitton

Mr. Stephen A. Molloy

Mrs. Abigail Monahan

Ms. María Bernabeu Fernández

Sr. Alejandro Monedero

Dr. Catherine A. Moore

Mrs. Leigh Nataro

Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Ms. Dung Nguyen

Ms. Morgan Nordmeyer

Mr. Shane Olenwine

Mrs. Johanna Ordonez

Mrs. Brittany Panella

Mrs. Susan H. Parent

Srta. Veronica Pascuzzi

Mr. Matthew Peitzman

Ms. Lindsey Permar

Mrs. Raina M. G. Pletcher

Mrs. Sara Litzenberger Polefka ‘87MA

Mr. Bradbury S. Pomeroy

Mrs. Emily S. Quinn ’04MA

Ms. MacNair Randall

Mrs. Stacie Raudebaugh

Mr. Joe Reger

Mrs. Karen Reger

Mrs. Marilyn Reiter

Mr. Robert Riker & Mrs. Laura Riker

Ms. Maritza Rios

Dr. Megan Roeder

Dr. Juan J. Rojo

Mrs. Pat Ruffing

Ms. Kim Sanborn

Mr. Joshua Sanville

Mrs. Grace Sanvito

Mr. Adrian Sauers

Ms. Elena Schanta

Mrs. Anne M. Scofield

Mr. Kelvin Sealey

Mr. Jeff Seibert

Mrs. Kyle M. Shaughnessy

Mrs. Wendy Thomson Sheetz ’81SS, ’85MA

Mr. David G. Sommers

Mrs. Elizabeth Stitt

Mrs. Kelley Stout

Mr. Jerry Strohl and Mrs. Marla Strohl

Ms. Barbara A. Sudol

Ms. Shelby Szabo

Mrs. Megan B. Terry

Sra. Damaris Torres

Ms. Katie M. Tran

Ms. Jennifer Tumsuden

Mrs. Andriana Turcotte

Ms. Cristina Usino

Dr. Sara Vanderbeck

Ms. Yuli A. Vanegas

Mrs. Stephanie Vasta

Mr. Benjamin Wallace

Mr. David B. Walp

Ms. Lijian Wang

Ms. Sytyra Ware

Mr. Jarred Weaver

Dr. Armistead Webster

Mrs. Kathleen Weems

Mrs. Susan Williams

Mr. Cole Wisdo

Mx. Lindsay Woodruff

Mrs. Toni L. Woods Maignan

Dr. Rachel Wright

Mr. Marc Yerrington

Mrs. Karen Zacca

Mr. Jonathan L. Zackey ’04MA

Mr. Robert J. Zaiser

Ms. Cynthia Kromer

Mr. Rick Kukwa

Ms. Jennifer Leblanc

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Barry McCarty

Mr. Joseph A. Mollica and Ms. Dorothy M. Sellers

Mr. and Mrs. Vince Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Opthof

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Parillo

Mr. and Mrs. Rajendra Pawar

Mr. and Mrs. David Payonk

Mr. and Mrs. James Peppell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ports

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Powers

Ms. Anna Quindlen

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Mel Raudabaugh

Mrs. Barbara Reif

Mr. and Mrs. Reitz

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Reppert

Mr. and Ms. Francis Ronco

Mrs. Carol Salgado

Mr. Jerry Schein and Mrs. Linda L. Dietrick

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Schellhamer

Mr. Duane and Ms. Lavona Schleicher

Ms. Judy Slocum

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Sossiadis

Ms. Kathy Staub

Ms. Michelle Tabatabai

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Terrible

Dr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vasta Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. James Verhalen

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waldman

Dr. and Mrs. David Wright

Dr. Rachel Engl

Dr. Richard R. Fanning

Mr. Nicholas Lucas

Ms. Lucy Luo

Mrs. Lindsay Ronco

Ms. Leah Rubart

FRIENDS GIVING

Moravian Academy and its three campuses’ (Downtown, Swain, Merle-Smith) donors include many friends including retired and former faculty as well as other members of the community who believe in and support the school’s mission.

Mrs. Glenda Akers

Ms. Vanessa Alsop

Ms. Marilyn Albarelli, Honorary Alumna

Mrs. Cassidy Alston Anonymous

Ms. Maddie Armstrong

Mr. Randy Bair

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Barone

Mr. Steven Beck

Mrs. Vicki Beer

Mr. Jim Bell

Ms. June Bell

Mr. Robert Bernstein

Ms. Carolann Besler

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Binder

Mrs. Teris Binder

Ms. Michelle Bollinger

Ms. Deborah Brown

Mrs. Stacie Brown

Mr. Christian Brutzee

Ms. Suzanne Burns

Mrs. Joann Campbell

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Carlisle

Ms. Randi Casey

Ms. Mia Cassell

Mr. Carlton P. Chandler

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen

Ms. Emily Conners

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook

Mrs. Jane E. Cook

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Crook

Mr. Joseph J. Cser Sr.

Ms. Susan Davis

Mr. Sean Deviney

Ms. Shannon Dietz

Ms. Bonnie Dopira

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty

Ms. Alexia Drey

Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Drum

Mr. Robert Earle

Mrs. Jessica L. Eastburn

Mr. and Mrs. William Eisner

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellerton

Ms. Lauren Elsenbaumer

Ms. Lindsay Ernstoff

Estate of John Tweedy Garnjost

Estate of Lynald E. Silsbee

Mrs. Nancy Eutsler and Mr. Tim Eutsler

Mr. Matt Fabian

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Farr

Mr. and Mrs. David Feibus

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fish

Mr. Robert Friedman

Ms. Kelly Feeney Gallegos

Ms. Janet Garnjost

Mr. Steven Geiermann

Mr. and Mrs. David Greenwald

Mr. Brent Grover

Ms. Kathy Halkins

Dr. Usama Hamdan

Ms. Kimberly Hartman

Ms. Elizabeth Hastie

Mrs. Ruth Ann Haussmann

Mr. Patrick Hayes

Mr. Trey Hennessy

Mr. James Tiernan and Ms. Geraldine Higgins

Mr. and Mrs. William Holbrook

Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobson

Mrs. Karen Jacob

Mr. Patrick Jeffers

Mrs. Virginia C. Jensen

Mrs. Elizabeth Jones

Mr. Michael Kaprelian

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Katsaros

Mrs. Lois O. Kehoe Honorary

Alumna and Mr. Kevin Kehoe

Mr. Robert P. Kelly II

Mrs. Patrice Y. Kidd and Mr. David Kidd

Ms. Kara Kitchen

Mr. and Mrs. George King

Mr. Robert Klein

Dr. Richard Krohn and Ms. Anne Walker

Ms. Renata Kukielka

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Joseph Landrigan

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lantz

Mr. Brian Lee and Ms. Stephanie Palmieri

Mr. and Mrs. Alan LeHeup

Mrs. Margaret R. Leibenguth

Mr. Joshua Leight

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lewis

Mrs. Gail Long

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Longo

Ms. Maria Manjone

Mr. John R. Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McArdle

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCabe

Ms. Marcia McKay

Ms. Barbara Meyer

Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller

Mr. Dave Minton

Ms. Renee Moyer

Ms. Marie Nasevich

Mrs. Rose C. Nehring

Mr. Allan Neibart

Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Nevil

Ms. Anna Nissley

Mr. Thomas Olson

Mr. Garrett O’Neill

Mr. Frank Palmieri

Dr. Kevin Parent and Mrs. Maxine Parent

Mr. Jerry Phillips

Mr. Mark Phillips

Mr. Scott Podell

Ms. Elaynee Polentes

Ms. Linda Pursell

Ms. Anna Quindlen

Ms. Virgen Quinones

Ms. Aliza Rahman

Mrs. Barbara Reif

Ms. Lynda Ricketson

Mr. and Mrs. Barnaby Roberts, Honorary Alumni

Mr. Brad Roberts and Ms. Anne Marie Burgoyne

Mr. Bruce Rothrock

Ms. Velia Rothrock

The Rothstein Family

Ms. Sandra Russell

Mr. Michael Sanville

Ms. Elena Schanta

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Schoeninger

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schwenk

Ms. Koren Seibert

Mr. Paul Seid

Mrs. Cynthia A. Siegfried

Ms. Teri Singer

Dr. and Mrs. Peter Sipple, Honorary Alumni

Ms. Jessica Smagler

Ms. Zanobia Smalls

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Sommers

Mr. Dan Soos

Mr. Chris Spairana

Ms. Morgan St. John

Mr. William E. Stanford & Mrs. Mimi Stanford, Honorary Alumna

Mr. Art Stengel

Ms. Carmelina Stolzenberg

Mrs. Sue Straeter

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strohl

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strohl

Ms. Danielle Strunk

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Surnamer

Mr. Chris Sykora

Ms. Shelby Szabo

Ms. Diane Taylor, Honorary Alumna

Ms. Kari Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Thomas

Ms. Mary Jane Tucker

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vogel

Mr. Robert Volatile

Mr. Dudley Warner

Ms. Rebecca Warren

Mr. Stephen Weinstein

Ms. Constance Weiskopf

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Weiss

Mr. Matthew B. Wolf

Mr. and Mrs. Yuan Chiune Young

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zeitzer

FOUNDATIONS & CORPORATIONS

100 Acre Wood Foundation Trust

110 Commerce Way, Inc.

Alcom Printing

American Bank

American Endowment Foundation

Banko Beverage

Benco Dental Company

Bluestone Gardens

Brainerd Partners LLC

Broad Street Partners, LLC

Campbell, Rappold & Yurasits

Central Pennsylvania

Scholarship Fund

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation, The Children’s Tuition Fund

Cohen & Company, Ltd.

Coltene/Whaledent Inc.

Conway Foundation

Davis Insurance Agency, LLC

Dental Trade Alliance Foundation

Dietrick Group, LLC

EITC / OSTC

Embassy Bank For The Lehigh Valley

Eugene T. Parzych, Inc.

Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Givinga Foundation Inc.

Grand Rapids Community Foundation

Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc

H. A. Berkheimer Inc.

HB Retirement Services

Herbein’s

Hof & Reid LLC

Jamren2 Inc

Johnson & Johnson c/o Cybergrants

JP Morgan Chase

Just Born,

Individuals or companies paying Pennsylvania state taxes can direct their state taxes to Moravian Academy through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC) or the Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit Program (OSTC). Pennsylvania individuals go through an SPE (Special Purpose Entity) such as the Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund.

By participating, Moravian Academy receives 100% of the tax liability to be used for scholarship funds, while participants save in Pennsylvania tax as much as 90% of the value of the gift. It’s safe, impactful, and easy to do.

110 Commerce Way, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Franco Abott

American Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Len Anthony

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baittinger

Mr. William P. Bakos Jr.

Mr. Robin Bansal Brainerd Partners LLC

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bucher

Central Pennsylvania Scholarship Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Chapel Children’s Tuition Fund

Mr. Louis Cinquino

Mr. Matthew Clark and Ms. Eileen Budd

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D’Amato

Mr. John E. DeRemer and Ms. Elizabeth McNamara

Mr. Chetan Desai and Dr. Tanjila Matin

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Doherty

Mr. and Mrs. David Domzalski

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Embassy Bank For The Lehigh Valley

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Mr. Jeffrey Epstein

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Mr. and Mrs. Dino Fantozzi

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fegley

Dr. Joseph Feliciano and Dr. Marigrace Lim Feliciano

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fish

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Francis

H. A. Berkheimer Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hancik

Dr. and Mrs. Jason M. Hartman

Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Henninger

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Houser Jamren2 Inc

Dr. Hari P. Joshi and Ms. Leslie A. White

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA and Mrs. Swarna Kakodkar

KeyBank

Mrs. Jennifer H. Korman and Mr. Randy B. Korman

Mr. and Mrs. Randy B. Korman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kozero

Mr. Joseph Landrigan

Mrs. Nancy Leblond

Dr. Dustin Levy and Ms. Allison D. Harteveld

Mr. and Ms. Chang Li

Dr. and Mrs. Brian P. Loftus

Prof. Chad Meyerhoefer and Dr. Mireille Meyerhoefer

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Nifong Jr.

Mr. Jonathan E. Oltman and Dr. Julie L. Oltman

Mrs. Caroline Opthof

Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Paladugu

Mr. and Mrs. Harshal Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock

Mr. J. Stuart Pidcock ’08MA

Mr. Joseph M. Pokojni Jr.

Mrs. Maya Pawar. Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Polt ’96MA

Mr. Jie Qian

Ms. Anna Quindlen

Mrs. Tara A. Figore Reid ’90MA and Mr. Christopher M. Reid

Mrs. Gretchen A. Rice ’98MA and Mr. John P. Rice

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ronco

Ms. Nishali A. Rose ’03MA and Mr. Jeremy L. Rose

Seasons EVOO Holdings LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Smith

Dr. Steven Stevens and Mrs. Darya Stewart-Stevens

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Strom

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Surnamer

Mr. Jared S. Surnamer ’05MA

The Pidcock Company

Tri Outdoor, Inc.

Dr. Andrew Tsen and Ms. Valerie Barber

UGI Storage Company

Univest Bank & Trust Company

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Villone

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Waldman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wessel III

Dr. Allister Williams and Dr. Nancy Monestime-Williams

Mr. Zhiyuan Yan and Ms. Ying Wang

LEHIGH VALLEY SUMMERBRIDGE (LVS)

Lehigh Valley Summerbridge is a non-profit program hosted by Moravian Academy. At Lehigh Valley Summerbridge, over 100 underprivileged middle school students from throughout the Lehigh Valley enroll in two summers of enrichment classes and two years of after school tutoring.

Lehigh Valley Summerbridge assists middle school students with academic potential and limited resources to enter and succeed in college preparatory programs. At Lehigh Valley Summerbridge, high school and college students teach and mentor middle school students. Lehigh Valley Summerbridge encourages students to take responsibility for their own education and for the education of others.

Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA and Mr. Kent P. Aitchison

Mrs. Cassidy Alston

American Endowment Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. George Andriko ’07MA Anonymous

Dr. Fayez A. Baki and Ms. Sarah Murrat

Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

Mrs. Erin A. Brady-Wiggins ’06MA

Dr. and Mrs. David M. Brown MD

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Ms. Sarah E. Brown ’12MA

Mr. and Mrs. David S. Burcaw

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Butler

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Calabrese

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Ms. Lara Cesco-Cancian

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Ms. Emily Conners

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell W. Crook

Mrs. Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Ms. Shannon Dietz

Ms. Alexia Drey

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Mrs. Jessica L. Eastburn

Ms. Marlen R. Elias Horvath

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Dr. Amir Fayyazi and Dr. Thuy Ngo

Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. Christopher Fowler and Mrs. Leticia Perlaza

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gadomski

Ms. Kelly Feeney Gallegos

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gaudreau

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hancik

Ms. Kimberly Hartman

Mr. Trey Hennessy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hilton

Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Holton

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Houser

Mrs. Virginia C. Jensen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Katsaros

Keystone Family Dentistry LLC

Mrs. Danielle T. Koren ’03MA and Mr. Ryan Koren

Dr. and Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kukwa III

Mr. and Mrs. Prateek Lal

Mr. Brian Lee and Ms. Stephanie Palmieri

Mr. and Mrs. Alan LeHeup

Ms. Michele Leheup

Lehigh Valley Investment Group

Mrs. Margaret R. Leibenguth

Mr. Joshua Leight

Mr. and Mrs. Anton LeRoy

Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Longo

Mr. Nicholas Lucas

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Marsh

Ms. Elyse McGovern

Ms. Marcia McKay

Mr. Matthew McKay

Mr. and Mrs. David P. McPherson

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. McQueen

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

Merrill Lynch

Mrs. Ann Sloyer Mindler ’70P, Distinguished Alumna and Mr. T. Peter Mindler

Dr. and Mrs. Alaaeldin Mira

Mrs. Karen Mitton

Dr. and Mrs. Chip Nataro

Mr. Ali Kemal Necioglu and Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Ms. Anna Nissley

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. Thomas Olson

PA Transportation Services

Mr. Frank Palmieri

Ms. Stephanie Palmieri Ph.D

Mrs. Susan H. Parent and Mr. Marc Parent

Mr. and Mrs. Hiren Patel

Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Perez

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Ms. Aliza Rahman

Mrs. Marilyn Reiter and Mr. Cliff Reiter

Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Reynolds

Dr. Christian Rice and Rev. Janel Rice

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Ruebeck

Mr. William D. Ryan ’84MA

Mr. and Mrs. Imran Saleem

Mr. Greg Scagliotti ’96SS

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF or IN HONOR OF

Each year, members of the Moravian community support the school through gifts in honor or in memory of others.

IN HONOR OF Neil Johnson ’73P, Distinguished Alumnus

- Miss Marilyn Albarelli

IN MEMORY OF Marion Zehner Bair

- Mr. Randy Bair

IN HONOR OF Dr. Christopher T. Banach

- Dr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Banach

IN MEMORY OF Grandma Peggy Line

- Ms. Nancy Barrett

IN HONOR OF Laura Jungblut

- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blomfield

IN HONOR OF MA Tennis

- Mr. Rick Brown

IN MEMORY OF Linny Fowler

- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Butler

IN MEMORY OF David Hassler

- Mr. Angelo F. Campano Esq. ’88MA

Dr. Michelle E. Schmidt

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schwenk

Kelvin Sealey

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seymour

Dr. and Mrs. Peter Sipple, Honorary Alumni

Ms. Jessica Smagler

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Sommers

Mrs. Karen P. Sonier ’78MA and Mr. Michael Sonier

Ms. Carmelina Stolzenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strohl

Mr. Jerry Strohl and Mrs. Marla Strohl

Ms. Danielle Strunk

Ms. Barbara A. Sudol

The Ryan Family Foundation

United Way of Delaware

United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.

Dr. Sara Vanderbeck and Mr. Christopher Fowler

Ms. Yuli A. Vanegas

Ms. Elizabeth A. Verhalen ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. Aubeidulla Walli

Mr. Jarred Weaver

Dr. Armistead Webster

Mr. Christopher E. Weiler and Ms. Jennifer R. O’Hara

Mr. and Mrs. Griff Welton

Mr. Matthew B. Wolf

Mr. and Mx. Jesse D. Woodruff

Dr. Rachel Wright and Mr. Nathan Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zaiser

IN HONOR OF Mr. Wisdo, Dr. Engl, Mrs. Dubreuil, and Mrs. Shaughnessy

- Mr. and Mrs. William Dadio Jr.

- Girls Tennis

- Mr. Yusuf Dahl

IN HONOR OF Cait Davies

- Mr. and Mrs. Wyn V. Davies

IN HONOR OF Audrey Douglass

- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Douglass III

IN MEMORY OF John N. Kolb II ’59

- Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Farr

IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Frances M. Criswell, Librarian

- Ms. Olivia A. Feagins ’62P

IN HONOR OF Dave Sommers

- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibson

IN HONOR OF Maxwell ’20, Zachary ’22, and Jake ’24

- Mrs. Marilyn Golden

IN MEMORY OF Katherine Spagnola

- Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc

IN HONOR OF Neil Johnson ’73P, Distinguished Alumnus

- Ms. Mary Ann Groner RN ’74MA

IN MEMORY OF Kathy Spagnola

- Dr. and Mrs. George W. Hartzell Jr.

IN HONOR OF Sra. Torres, Sra. Cook, and Sra. Vanegas

- Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

IN MEMORY OF Katherine Spagnola

- Mrs. Karen Jacob

IN MEMORY OF David Strohl

- Mrs. Karen Jacob

IN HONOR OF Mr. Brennan

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mr. Brennan

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Endress

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mr. McKay

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mr. Haddad

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Usino

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Harshman

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Reiter

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mr. Wisdo

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Mr. Lucas

- Mr. and Mrs. Gulamali Jaffer

IN HONOR OF Bonnie Brill

- Mrs. Heather Noll Kasarda ’91MA

IN MEMORY OF Constance Bailey Layfield

- Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Layfield Sr. ’71P

IN HONOR OF Will Menichelli ’24

- Mr. and Mrs. Vince P. Menichelli

IN MEMORY OF Kathy Spagnola

- Mrs. Ann Sloyer Mindler ’70P, Distinguished Alumna and Mr. T. Peter Mindler

IN MEMORY OF W. Reed Fry (’61 MPS), Wayne Chapman (’61 MPS), Robert Rex (’61 MPS)

- Mr. Albert C. Molter Jr. ’61P

IN MEMORY OF A. David Thaeler III ’54

- Mrs. Mary T. Mowrer ’55P

IN MEMORY OF David Strohl

- Mrs. Christine L. Murphy ’70S and Mr. William K. Murphy

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Gertrude Fox

- Mrs. Nanette Nevins ’68P

IN MEMORY OF Holly D. Olson

- Mr. Thomas Olson

IN HONOR OF Sophie, Naomi & Madison Quinn

- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Quinn

- Mrs. Emily Bross Quinn ’04MA and Mr. William P. Quinn

IN MEMORY OF Andrea M. Romig

- Mr. Richard R. Romig Jr.

IN HONOR OF Lucia & Jackson Ronco

- Mr. and Ms. Francis Ronco

IN MEMORY OF Katherine V. Spagnola

IN HONOR OF Marilyn Albarelli

- Schwab Charitable Fund

IN HONOR OF Mrs. Miller IN HONOR OF Mr. Yerrington

- Dr. Mark Webster and Dr. Kausar Banoo

IN MEMORY OF Katherine Spagnola (from Constance and Theresa Spagnola, Josephine Ciocco and Maria Spagnola)

- Ms. Constance Weiskopf

IN MEMORY OF Kate Caragher

- YourCause - New York Life

THE GENERAL ENDOWMENT AND ENDOWED FUNDS

As of June 30, 2024, Moravian Academy’s overall endowment stands at more than $32.0 million. Endowed funds of which Moravian now has more than 135 specific funds, may be established with a minimum gift of $25,000, given at once or over a period of time. The following are funds which have reached this dollar level or which have been added to during the past year. Donors to these funds during 2023-2024 are listed with the applicable fund.

MARGARET F. ACHE ’16P FUND

Established in 1993 through a bequest from Margaret F. Ache, Class of 1916, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

THE MARILYN ALBARELLI FUND

Established in 2004 by Peter Coker ’86MA in honor of Marilyn Albarelli, retired Director of Academic Counseling at the Upper School. The income will be used by the foreign language department for an international assembly.

MARJORIE ALLISON ’1905P FUND

Established in 1961 through a bequest from Marjorie Allison, Class of 1905, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

ARCADIA FOUNDATION FUND

Started at the Swain School. The funds will be used fior unrestricted purposes.

AUCTION VOLUNTEER FUND

Established in 1995 by the parent volunteers who planned and executed the Moravian Academy Auction with a portion of the Auction profits. The income from this fund is used for the benefit of all the students at Moravian Academy, specifically through the support of the libraries and technology advancements at the Lower, Middle and Upper Schools.

THE MARGARET TOWNSEND BALDOCK AND THE ALBERT LAWRENCE BALDOCK ENDOWED FUND

The Margaret Townsend Baldock and the Albert Lawrence Baldock Endowed Fund was established in 2020. Margaret and Albert both were generous supporters who believed in the mission of Moravian Academy. Margaret served on the board of Moravian Academy, Bethlehem, PA from 1975-80 and then from 1986 through 2020 both as an at-large Trustee and then an Honorary Trustee. Margaret was also a key member of the volunteers who started Moravian’s Annual Country Fair back in the 1960’s. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used for general purposes. Funds invested in the Margaret Townsend Baldock and the Albert Lawrence Baldock Endowed Fund shall be managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

MADA GRUBE BARTSCH ’12P MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1989 through a bequest from Mada Grube Bartsch, Class of 1912, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

BAUSCH SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Started at the Swain School, the income is used for scholarships.

HELENA KRAUSE

BEACHAM ’17P FUND

Established in 1995 through a bequest from Helena Krause Beacham, Class of 1917, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

AUDREY & BERNARD BERMAN FUND

Established in 1986 by Bernard Berman, a trustee of Moravian Academy from 1976 to 1984, and his wife, Audrey, in honor of their daughters, Ann Berman ’70P and Eileen Berman Fischmann ’74MA. The income is used for general purposes.

THE REBECCA BINDER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in memory of Rebecca Binder by her family in 2023, the Rebecca Binder Memorial Scholarship Fund supports four students in need of financial assistance in grades one through twelve. Rebecca felt that her children, Benjamin Cohen ’11SS, and Leah Cohen ’16SS, would not be the people they are today without their experiences at the Swain School. Rebecca was also very supportive of the Swain-Moravian merger in 2020 and was extremely focused on ensuring that the school had the financial resources to support ALL students.

Mr. Thomas A. Digiovanni and Ms. Amy P. Ahart

Mr. Joshua D. Aurand ’13MA

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Barone

Mr. Steven Beck

Ms. June Bell

Benco Family Foundation

Ms. Carolann Besler

Mr. Charles Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Binder

Mrs. Teris Binder

Mr. Joseph A. Brau ’15MA

Mr. Christian Brutzee

Ms. Suzanne Burns

Dr. and Mrs. Ian M. Carlis

Ms. Randi Casey

Ms. Mia Cassell

Cohen & Company, Ltd.

Mr. Benjamin Cohen ‘11SS

Mr. Charles Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen

Coltene/Whaledent Inc.

Conway Foundation

Davis Insurance Agency, LLC

Ms. Susan Davis

Dental Trade Alliance Foundation

Mrs. Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty

Mr. and Mrs. William Eisner

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ellerton

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Ms. Lindsay Ernstoff

Mr. and Mrs. David Feibus

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. Robert Friedman

Mr. Steven Geiermann

Mr. and Mrs. David Greenwald

Mr. Brent Grover

Dr. Usama Hamdan

Ms. Elizabeth Hastie

Mr. Patrick Hayes

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobson

Mrs. Elizabeth Jones

Mr. Keith N. Kirshner ’98MA

Mr. Robert Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lantz

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Lewis

Ms. Maria Manjone

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McArdle

Medical Oncology Associates of Wyoming Valley, P.C.

Ms. Barbara Meyer

Ms. Deidre Newton ’77MA

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Perrucci

Mr. Jerry Phillips

Planmecca USA Inc.

Mr. Scott Podell

Ms. Lynda Ricketson

Mr. Brad Roberts and Ms. Anne Marie Burgoyne

The Rothstein Family

Ms. Leigh C. Schaefer

Schwab Charitable Fund

Mr. Paul Seid

Mr. Art Stengel

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens Esq.

Dr. and Mrs. Jay S. Talsania

Ms. Kari Taylor

The Black Horse Foundation, Inc.

The Palumbo Group

The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Thomas

Ms. Mary Jane Tucker

Valley Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Vogel

Ms. Rebecca Warren

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wax

Mr. Christopher E. Weiler and Ms. Jennifer R. O’Hara

Mr. Stephen Weinstein

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Weiss

YPO Pennsylvania

Mr. Robert J. Zaiser

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zeitzer

THE WILLIAM BINGHAM FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1985 by a grant from the William Bingham Foundation. The income is used for financial aid.

WALTER & MARJORIE BUCKLEY FUNDS

• Established in 1991 by Walter and Marjorie Buckley. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is to be used for financial aid.

• Established in 1996 by Walter and Marjorie Buckley. The income from this fund is to be used for financial aid for the children of Moravian Academy faculty.

FREDERIC BUTET ’84 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1984 as a memorial to Frederic Butet, a member of the Class of 1984. The income is used for financial aid.

Ms. Amy Jacob Connolly ’88MA

Mr. John R. Jacob ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus Mrs. Karen Jacob

Mr. Michael Kaprelian

JOE-PATRICIA STILES CARLOCK 1920S ENDOWMENT FUND

Established in 1993 by Roger E. Carlock as a memorial to his mother, Joe-Patricia Stiles Carlock, Class of 1920, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income from this fund provides for two annual awards, one for art and one for music, to members of the junior class. The remainder of the income supports the Joe-Patricia Stiles Carlock 1920 Artist-in-Residence Program at the Upper School.

ERMA SLOANE CHAMBERS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1981 by John Chambers, a longtime benefactor of Moravian Academy students, in memory of his wife, Erma Sloane Chambers. The income is used for financial aid.

THE ANNE CHASE and PATRICIA ANNE CHASE ’71P FINANCIAL AID FUND

Established in 2021 through the generosity of Patricia Anne Chase ’71P, The Anne Chase and Patricia Anne Chase ’71P Financial Aid Fund has been given to Moravian Academy in loving memory of Pat Chase’s mother, Anne Chase, a single mom who worked hard to give Pat the best foundation possible for a better life. This scholarship endowment fund is dedicated to giving the same opportunity to other children of non-traditional families.

THE CHRIN FAMILY INNOVATION FUND

The Fund was established in 2022 by Greg and Caryn Chrin, Michelle, Chrin, Charlie Chrin ’08MA, and Greg Chrin ’10MA and is intended to inspire innovation at Moravian Academy. It supports the part of the Academy’s mission that states, “Moravian Academy’s mission empowers us to become limitless learners as we discover new ideas and create new self-expressions.”

The definition of innovation is the development of a new idea or method and the funds will be used to inspire both faculty and students to be limitless learners.

The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to enhance but not limited to one or more of the following projects:

• Refinement and evolution of inquiry, research, and personal learning programs (ie SCORE, FIRE, Comenius). In particular, how will we teach more students to pursue higher levels of academic excellence through exploration of knowledge and their own research projects?

• Independent learning activities or teacher-as-facilitator methods that we have enhanced or created based on the necessity for remote teaching and learning in the pandemic. Put a bit differently: what techniques for teaching and learning do we want to keep from remote instruction or virtual school?

CLASS OF 1918P SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Conceived in 1981 by Martha O. Luckenbach, Moravian Preparatory School, Class of 1918, to provide financial aid to a student (or students) who is a member of the Moravian Church and who demonstrates academic motivation and financial need.

SUSAN CLEGG FUND

Started at the Swain School in memory of Susan Clegg an English teacher for Swain School for 22 years. The income is used for general purposes.

G. AUBREY ’14P & GLADYS DRAPER CLEWELL FUND

Established in 1964 through a bequest of George Aubrey Clewell, Class of 1914, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

THE MARTIN D. COHEN FAMILY FUND

Established in 1999 by Martin D. Cohen. The income from this fund will be used for the professional development and continuing education of the Moravian Academy faculty.

CAROLYN J. & GEORGE P. CONARD FUND

Established in 1986 by Carolyn J., Honorary Alumna, and George P. Conard. The income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy with preference being given, when possible, for use in financial aid.

EWALDE & ARNOLD COOK FUND

Established in 1988 by Dr. and Mrs. Arnold R. Cook. The income from this fund will be awarded annually, when appropriate, as a financial aid grant to a student (or students) at Moravian Academy who is a child of a faculty member. Preference will be given, though is not restricted, to Lower School students.

LINDA COHEN COOPER ’60S & NANCY COHEN ENGELS ’65S FUND

Established in 1985 by Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Cohen to honor their daughters, Nancy Cohen Engels ’65S and the late Linda Cohen Cooper ’60S. The income is used for financial aid for Upper School students.

THE RAYMOND CRYDER ENDOWED FUND FOR MUSIC

The Raymond Cryder Endowed Fund for Music was established in 2009 by a grant from the Raymond Cryder Fund of the Lehigh Valley Community Foundation. The Fund provides financial aid for students in grades 10 through 12 who excel in choral music and who have a demonstrated need for financial assistance. Financial need is determined by the Financial Aid Committee in accordance with the Academy’s policies for awarding financial aid. Students who excel in choral music are identified from those who audition and are accepted into the Chamber Singers, the Academy’s select vocal music performing group at the Upper School. Students are individually auditioned by the Director of Music at the Upper School and the Chairman of the Fine Arts Committee.

SUSAN & WESLEY DAVIS FUND

Established in 1990 by Susan and Wesley Davis, Honorary Alumnus. The income is used for faculty salaries.

ALBERT DE NEUFVILLE FUND

Established in 1981 in memory of Albert de Neufville, a member of the Moravian Seminary for Girls Board of Trustees and father of Mely de Neufville Rahn ’56S, Distinguished Alumna and Louise de Neufville Karger ’69P. The income helps support the mathematics and computer science programs. Mrs. Mely de Neufville Rahn ’56S, Distinguished Alumna

MIRIAM & DAVID J. DEVEY FUND

Established in 1988 in honor of David J. Devey, Headmaster from 1973 to 1988, and his wife, Miriam. Both are Honorary Alumni. The income is used for financial aid.

Mr. Mark A. Devey ’81MA

Ms. Susan K. Lambiris ’76MA

JOHN DONMOYER FINANCIAL AID ENDOWMENT

Established in 2015, the John Donmoyer Financial Aid Endowment will aid children who would like to attend Moravian Academy but cannot due to a lack of finances. The funds will be raised from the proceeds of the annual John Donmoyer Memorial Tournament, which was established in 2014. John was District 11’s all-time winningest boys basketball coach with a record of 624-423 over 40 seasons. His 1,047 varsity games coached was also a local record. In his 17 seasons as coach of Moravian Academy, John’s Lions qualified for the District 11 tournament with a .500 or better record 14 times. Before his arrival, Moravian Academy only qualified for districts four times in its entire history. He coached six 1,000-point scorers at Moravian Academy.

Anonymous Ms. Patricia Davis

FACULTY ENDOWMENT FUND

Established in 1990 by the Board of Trustees. The income is used to enhance faculty compensation.

LESLEY HOLLAND FALLON SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1986 by Raymond and Thelma Holland, parents of Lesley Holland Fallon, Class of 1982MA. The income is used for financial aid.

THE GENEVIEVE J. FERRETTI

GENIE SCHOLARS FUND

Established in 1998 by Terrie and Bill Ferretti and their daughters, Laura ’85MA and Andrea ’90MA, in memory of Bill’s mother. The income from the fund is to be awarded as a need-based financial aid grant for an academically talented, low income, racial minority student to attend Moravian Academy’s Upper School. Each recipient of this aid is to be approved by the Head of School.

MADELINE FETTERMAN ’58S FUND

Established in 2003 through a bequest from Madeline Fetterman, Class of 1958, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is for general purposes.

EDWARD E. FORD FOUNDATION FUNDS

• In 1979, a grant of $25,000 was received to establish a fund for Upper School faculty salaries.

• In 1983, a grant of $30,000 was received to establish a fund for financial aid for Upper School students.

• In 1986, a second grant of $30,000 was added to the financial aid for Upper School students’ fund.

• In 1990, a matching grant of $40,000 was received for the professional development and continuing education of Upper School faculty members. This grant was added to the Paul Van Reed Miller, Jr., Memorial Fund.

• In 1994, a $40,000 grant was received to establish a fund for financial aid for minority day students at the Upper School.

THE NATALIE FRY HUNT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENT FUND

The Natalie Fry Hunt Financial Assistance Endowment Fund was established in 2013 by Natalie Johnson Fry Hunt, Honorary Alumna, and her family and friends at her passing. A passionate educator, Mrs. Hunt worked for Moravian Preparatory School and Moravian Academy in Bethlehem for decades (1962 through 1986) in many roles as a history teacher, alumni director, fundraiser, admission director, and guidance counselor. The fund is intended to assist the many students who must overcome financial difficulties to attend the Academy and to help preserve Natalie Fry Hunt’s memory. Mr. Albert C. Molter, Jr. ’61P

J. WALTER GAPP SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1973 in memory of Dr. J. Walter Gapp, Headmaster of Moravian Preparatory School from 1944 to 1960, by family members, students, alumni and faculty members. The income is used for financial aid.

THE DEBORAH GORDON SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 2004 by Betsy Gordon ’68S in memory of her sister Deborah Gordon ’70S, the income is to be used for financial aid for a female student at the Upper School.

BONNIE GROSS MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1984 as a memorial to Bonnie Gross, a member of the Class of 1990MA. The income provides the candles for the Christmas Vesper services. Mrs. Nancy Gross

THE ROBERT T. HARTMAN ENDOWMENT FUND

Established in 2021 by Martin J. Parkes, Catherine Theron-Parkes, Nicole T. Parkes ’07MA, and Trevor N. Parkes ’11MA to honor Mr. Robert (Bob) T. Hartman, teacher and coach at Moravian Academy from 2002 through 2020. The funds will be used for unrestricted purposes.

DR. & MRS. J. MAXIMILLIAN HARK FUND

Established in 1987 by Hildegarde Pilgram in honor of her grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. J. Maximillian Hark. Dr. Hark, a Moravian minister, was the principal of Moravian Seminary for Girls from 1893 to 1909. The income from this fund is to be used at the discretion of the Board of Trustees, preferably for financial aid.

HEAD OF SCHOOL’S CONTINGENCY FUND

Established in 1986 by Joan Miller Moran, Alice Anne Miller and Kenneth Souser. The income is used at the discretion of the Head of School in meeting special needs of the Academy.

ELIZABETH DOUGLASS HESS CHAIR OF HISTORY

Established by Mrs. Hess, an alumna and a former member of the Board of Trustees of Moravian Seminary for Girls. The chair, created in 1987, allows the Academy to support a faculty position in American history, government and politics for a person whose teaching philosophy reflects a traditional view of the ideals of the founders of our nation thereby helping to preserve the sovereignty of the United States as a constitutional republic.

REBECCA HUMBERT HECK ’59S & ROBERT HECK FUND

Established in 1990 by Robert and Rebecca Humbert Heck, Distinguished Alumna, Class of 1959, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is used to maintain the gardens and paths on the Merle-Smith Campus at Green Pond.

HUDAK FUND

Started in 2001, The Hudak Fund was named in memory of Dennis Hudak. The funds will be used for unrestricted purposes. The Mrs. Alison B. Hudak

HELENA & EMMA HOCH TRUST

Established in 1948 by alumnae of Moravian Seminary and College for Women to honor Helena and Emma Hoch, beloved teachers at the school for the first half of the 20th century. The income is used for the libraries on both campuses.

THE BILL AND CONGETTA HUMPHRIES MEMORIAL FUND FOR LGBTQ STUDIES

The Fund was established by William Humphries ’69P and Marilyn Humphries ’71P in 2021 in honor of their parents. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used for one or more of the following projects:

• Faculty/staff awards for study and syllabus development to enable faculty to pull LGBTQ material into the content of existing courses

• Speaker engagements that would serve as an educational hub for members of Moravian and the greater community, prioritized as follows: – Students, faculty and staff

– Family members

– Community members affiliated with Moravian or with LGBTQ topics

• Other projects that would effectively support LGBTQ studies

We agree that project planning and selection will be a collaborative effort involving William and Marilyn and a small committee of Moravian staff formed for that purpose, and that Moravian will provide William and Marilyn with an evaluation of learning outcomes and original goal satisfaction for each project once completed. The committee will be chaired by the Director of Community and Inclusion.

JAMMS

CHAIR OF MATH & SCIENCE

Established by the Scheller family, Michael, former trustee, Mary, Sarah ’05MA, Joseph ’07MA and Anna ’10MA. The JAMMS Endowment acknowledges the Math and Science department chairs for their innovation in the classroom as well as their departmental leadership.

THE KAREN AND JACK JACOB FUND FOR FACULTY AND STAFF SALARIES

Established in 2014 by their children, who are both graduates of Moravian Academy, the fund will support and enhance faculty and staff salaries. This gift honors their more than 50 years of cumulative service to Moravian Academy. The fund is part of the Honoring Our Heritage, Building Our Future Campaign.

Ms. Amy Jacob Connolly ’88MA

Mr. John R. Jacob ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. Michael Kaprelian

THE NEIL E. JOHNSON, CPA 1973MA SCHOLARSHIP FUND FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

The Neil E. Johnson, CPA 1973MA Scholarship Fund for Student Financial Assistance was established in 2020. The annual withdrawal from this fund is used to support financial assistance for students of Moravian Academy. Funds invested in the Neil E. Johnson, CPA 1973MA Scholarship Fund for Student Financial Assistance are managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus Mr. and Mrs. Barry McCarty Schwab Charitable Fund

THE JUDA FAMILY FUND

Established in 2018 by alumni Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA, Mr. Aaron J. Juda ’99MA, and Ms. Tamar S. Juda ’01MA and parents of alumni Rabbi and Mrs. Allen I. Juda. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support information and library sciences at the Academy. Funds invested in the Juda Family Fund shall be managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA

Rabbi and Mrs. Allen I. Juda

Ms. Tamar S. Juda ’01MA

CASSARD & MARJORIE COUCH KAESEMEYER 1934P FUND

Established in 1986 by Cassard & Marjorie Couch Kaesemeyer, Class of 1934, Moravian Preparatory School. The income is used for general purposes.

KRISTA KELLY MEMORIAL FUND

The Krista Kelly Memorial Fund was established from donations to The Swain School in 2012, in memory of Krista Kelly, an outstanding History Teacher and former president of the Swain Association. The Fund is used for two primary purposes: 1) To recognize an 8th grade student from the Swain Campus with the Krista Kelly Memorial Award who exemplifies outstanding citizenship and a love for the study of history, and 2) To provide funds for the history program on the Swain campus. Krista’s daughters Gabrielle ’13SS, 17MA and Emma ’15 SS, ’19MA were Swain lifers and MA graduates and their father, Brendan Kelly presents this Award annually.

THE KHAN AWARD

The Khan Award was established in 1990 at the Swain School. It is to be used to support an annual citizenship award for an elementary school student in grades four or five. The principal of the fund shall remain intact. Interest generated may be used for the purchase of savings bonds, name plates for the plaque and/or other gifts for recipients.

THE GEORGE N. KING, JR. AND CHARLIESE L. KING FUND FOR THE PERPETUATION OF JAZZ EDUCATION

In 2016, the Board of Trustees announced that The George N. King, Jr. and Charliese L. King Fund for the Perpetuation of Jazz Education had been established to honor Moravian Academy’s Headmaster from 2007 to 2016 and his wife. The funds are to be used for programming and to ensure that Moravian Academy continues the jazz program indefinitely. The funds could be used for the jazz materials and music, instruments, a visiting artist or a jazz festival.

Mr. and Mrs. George N. King, Jr., Honorary Alumni

MARY A. AND CHARLES R. KLINE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Mary Anne and Charles E. Kline Scholarship Fund was established in 1978 at the Swain school. The fund is to be used as a scholarship given annually to the student in the middle school with the highest GPA for the year. The principal of the function remain intact; the net income is to be used as a scholarship known as the Mary A. and Charles E. Kline Scholarship Fund.

DR. KEVIN FALLON KLINE ’90 MORNING STAR SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Dr. Kevin Fallon Kline ’90 Morning Star Scholarship Fund for financial assistance was established in 2021. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support financial assistance for a student on Moravian Academy’s Downtown Campus. The scholarship recipient should reflect Kevin’s characteristics which include interests in writing and music, and has an appreciation for the exceptional education offered at Moravian Academy.

Funds invested in the Dr. Kevin Fallon Kline ’90 Morning Star Scholarship Fund shall be managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Dr. James Kline & Dr. Kathleen Fallon-Kline

CLARA CRIST KNAPP 1872S

MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1980 through a bequest of Mary Daniel Knapp, Class of 1906S, in memory of her mother, Clara Crist Knapp, a member of the Class of 1872S. The income is used for general purposes.

JOHN N. KOLB II PHILANTHROPY FUND

The John N. Kolb II Philanthropy Fund was established by Diana R. Morel in 2007 in memory of John N. Kolb ’59P to introduce, encourage, cultivate a philanthropic spirit in the students of Moravian Academy, and empower them to participate in serving the needs of others as respected members of their community. Students will be actively involved in the process of informed philanthropy by learning the skills of needs assessment, organization evaluation, money management and financial responsibility. Income from the John N. Kolb II Philanthropy Fund will be available to The Students’ Government (a club offered for 9-12 graders) on an annual basis to be distributed to charitable organizations selected on the basis of proposals received and reviewed by the members of the Club.

ELLA KOVATS-BERNAT FUND FOR THE THEATER ARTS

The Ella Kovats-Bernat Fund for the Theater Arts is used to fill the needs of The Swain School that fall outside of Swain’s current performing arts budget. The Swain Campus incorporates programs in the school curriculum to develop positive self-image, creativity, courage, and leadership. The theater arts program, woven throughout the curriculum, is key to supporting the mission. Students have the opportunity as early as Kindergarten to perform, explore, and develop confidence through movement and personal expression. This long-standing tradition is integral to the Swain experience. This experience was embraced fully by Swain student, Ella Kovats-Bernat.

Ella Kovats-Bernat was well-loved at The Swain School. Her grateful spirit, wonderful sense of humor, and joy for life are missed in our hallways. First and foremost, Ella’s love was for the performing arts. As described by Lindsay Quinn, Director of the Theater Arts program: “Ella embraced every process of the theater program. Her enthusiasm was inspiring to her classmates and her teachers. She loved every part of performing and her connection to the process was contagious.” As a memorial to Ella, the Kovats-Bernat family started a fund in Ella’s memory to annually support the theater arts program. Ella’s dream was to become a theater arts teacher. Swain wanted to ensure the legacy of Ella’s memory, while also reinforcing the long-standing tradition of the performing arts at The Swain School.

THE

JONATHAN P. & CONSTANCE KRUM

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FUND

Established in 2022 through the generosity of Constance Krum, Clayton Krum ’98MA and Katie Krum ’00MA, The Jonathan P. & Constance Krum Financial Assistance Fund has been given to Moravian Academy in loving memory of Jon Krum, a father who was steadfastly focused on providing Clayton and Katie with an exceptional education, so that as he explained “they would have the opportunity to reach their highest potential.” Just as Jon and Connie wanted for their kids, this endowed financial assistance fund is dedicated to giving children education opportunities that grow their dreams and ambitions to greater heights.

Mr. Samuel Cohen ’98MA

Mrs. Constance S. Krum

ELLA

JANE KUNKLE INNOVATION FUND

The Ella Jane Kunkle Innovation Fund was established in 2012 with her blessing by friends and colleagues of Ella Jane, teacher and Lower School Director from 1975 through 2012. The income will provide annual grants to Downtown Campus faculty members to implement sound teaching innovation in the classroom as determined by the Downtown Campus Director.

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna & Mr. A. G. Kunkle Renaissance Charitable Endowment Anonymous

THE VIRGINIA LAUBE ’60P FUND

Established in 2002 through a bequest from Herbert Laube, father of Virginia Laube ’60P. The income from this fund is used for financial aid.

HELEN & CHARLES J. LAYFIELD FUND

Established in 1986 by Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Layfield in memory of their daughter, Constance Bailey Layfield, Class of 1965, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is used for general purposes.

THE LEGACY FUND

The Legacy Fund was established by the Board of Trustees in 2014 to provide need-based financial aid for alumni wishing to enroll their children at Moravian Academy. The Legacy Fund will help our alumni to provide the Moravian Academy experience to their children. Future generations will have the opportunity to develop their spirit, mind and body to the fullest extent possible in the nurturing atmosphere of the Moravian Academy environment.

LEHIGH VALLEY BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1992 at the urging of several local business leaders. The income from the fund is used to provide financial aid to the families of economically disadvantaged students from the Lehigh Valley—those students who show strong promise and are academically motivated.

LEHIGH VALLEY SUMMERBRIDGE ENDOWMENT

Established in 2010 by former Headmaster Peter Sipple and his wife Margaret. This fund helps to offset the operating costs of Lehigh Valley Summerbridge.

THE EDWARD C. LUCKENBACH ’43P AND RUTH LUCKENBACH ENDOWMENT FUND

The Edward C. ’43P and Ruth Luckenbach Endowment Fund for financial assistance was established in 2019. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support financial assistance for students of Moravian Academy. Funds invested in the Ruth and Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P Endowment Fund shall be managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P

CYPHERS MUSIC AWARD

This award is given to a member of the senior class who has evidenced the most interest and ability in the field of music. It is given in memory of Mary Heller Cyphers and her daughters, Wanda Cyphers Littner 1924P and Thelora Cyphers Ziegler 1922P.

CYNTHIA A. LONG CHAPEL FUND

Established in 1996 by Cynthia A. Long whose daughter, Eva, attended Moravian Academy through the ninth grade. The income from the fund is used to promote the spiritual growth of Moravian Academy students.

THE RUTH D. LOQUASTO FUND FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

Established in 2004 by Santo Loquasto ’62P and friends in memory of his mother, the income is used to benefit the performing arts at Moravian Academy.

Ms. Linda Pursell

THE ANNA BORHEK MANNING ’36P FUND

Established in 2002 through a bequest from Anna Borhek Manning ’36P. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy.

THE MARAN/KEY INNOVATION & STEM FUND

The Fund was established in 2023 and is intended to inspire innovation and STEM at Moravian Academy. It supports the part of the Academy’s mission that states, “Moravian Academy’s mission empowers us to become limitless learners as we discover new ideas and create new self-expressions.” The definition of innovation is the development of a new idea or method and the funds will be used to inspire both faculty and students.

Dr. Ilena D. Key and Dr. Patricia L. Maran

THE MARGOLIS FAMILY TRUST

Established in 1990 by Robert, Honorary Alumnus, Barbara Kins, Class of 1945, Moravian Seminary for Girls, and James Margolis ’71P. The income is used for faculty salaries.

MONICA & NORMAN MARON FUND

Established in 1992 by Dr. and Mrs. Norman L. Maron. The income provides grants to faculty members to travel and study during the summer months. Dr. Norman Maron

L. WHITE & JANE MATTHEWS FUND

Established in 1990 by L. White and Jane Matthews. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy.

ROBERT & ANN MCCANN FUND

Established in 1986 by Robert and Ann McCann. Mr. McCann, an Honorary Alumnus, was a member of the Board of Trustees of Moravian Academy from 1981 through 2016. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy.

DON & LUCILLE MCNELLIS FUND

Established in 1991 by Don and Lucille McNellis. The income is to be used to enhance the music department of Moravian Academy. It honors their sons, David and Andrew McNellis, who were inspired by Moravian teachers with a life-long love for music.

MYRTLE M. MEILICKE ENDOWMENT FUND

Established in 1986 by gifts of alumni, former faculty members and other friends of Dr. Myrtle M. Meilicke, Honorary Alumna. Dr. Meilicke was a teacher and administrator at Moravian Preparatory School from 1937 to 1971. The income is to be used at the discretion of the Board of Trustees.

MARY SNYDER MELHADO ’15S SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1970 by numerous gifts to Moravian Seminary for Girls in memory of Mary Snyder Melhado, Class of 1915. The income is used for financial aid.

KATHERINE & VAN S. MERLE-SMITH FUND

Established in 1986 by the Rev. and Mrs. Van S. Merle-Smith, Jr., Honorary Alumni. The income from this fund helps to underwrite the cost of faculty housing.

MERLE-SMITH FAMILY FUND

Established in 1992 in memory of Van Santvoord and Kate Fowler MerleSmith, by their children. The income is to benefit faculty salaries and those activities, which enhance the effectiveness of our teachers.

ELIZABETH K. MILLER FUND

Established in 1981 as a memorial to Elizabeth K. Miller, Assistant to the Headmaster. The income is used for faculty and staff enrichment programs. Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Miller Moravian Ministries Foundation

PAUL VANREED MILLER, JR. MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1990 in memory of former Board Chair Paul VanReed Miller, Jr. by the Board of Trustees with gifts from individual donors and a matching grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation. The income is used to help finance the professional development and continuing education of Upper School faculty members.

ERMYL CHRISTIAN MUELLER ’14S SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1962 through a bequest of Theophil H. Mueller in memory of his wife, Ermyl Christian Mueller, a 1914 graduate of Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is used for financial aid.

THE NEWMAN FUND

Established in 2006 by Maryjane and Samuel Newman in honor of their daughter, Megan Holmberg, Class of 2003MA. The income from the fund is to be used, at the discretion of the Head of School and the Director of Financial Aid, to augment the needs of students on financial aid. Such expenditures are to be identified as a Newman Fund grant.

CAROL BURKHART NORMINGTON ’61P & DR. ERNEST

NORMINGTON, II ’60P FUND

Established in 1990 by Carol Burkhart Normington, Distinguished Alumna, Class of 1961, and Ernest Normington, Distinguished Alumnus, Class of 1960, both Moravian Preparatory School graduates. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy.

Dr. Ernest Normington III ’91MA

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington ’60P & Mrs. Carol Burkhart Normington ’61P, Distinguished Alumni

The Normington Charitable Fund of Ayco Charitable Foundation

PIDCOCK SCHOLARS FUND

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock, through the Pidcock Company, established the Pidcock Scholars Fund in 2009. This endowed fund provides financial support for students participating in all Moravian Academy programs and activities. To be a Pidcock Scholar, a student must first demonstrate significant financial need. Candidates must be an incoming 9th-11th grade student who possesses academic ability, sufficient to be successful at Moravian Academy, but also must possess additional qualities such as interest, enthusiasm, a willingness to participate, an understanding of the importance of contributing to the welfare of the school and the potential for growth as individuals.

Mr. & Mrs. J. Scott Pidcock

Mr. J. Stuart Pidcock ’08MA

The Pidcock Company

MARTHA

RICHARDS OBERRENDER FUND

Established in 1996 by Richard and Sally Oberrender Shaffer, Class of 1953, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is used to help underwrite the visiting artists program at the Upper School.

THE OLTMAN FAMILY FUND

Established in 2014 with a gift from The Oltman Family, this endowment is intended to provide financial aid to faculty and staff of Moravian Academy whose children wish to attend the Academy. With the belief that faculty and staff are the most important assets of the Academy, it is the donors’ intent that this fund will aid in their retention.

THE

FRANK E. & SEBA B. PAYNE FOUNDATION FUND

Established in 1984 by a grant from the Frank E. and Seba B. Payne Foundation. The income from the fund increases the Academy’s share of the faculty retirement plan.

MICHAEL J. POPOVICE & ROSINA PERIN POPOVICE FUND

Established in 1996 by Michael J. Popovice and Rosina Perin Popovice. The income is used for the purchase of computer hardware and software in the Lower and Middle Schools.

THE PROFESSOR HIGGINS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FUND

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna, and Mr. A. Gerry Kunkle established the Professor Higgins Financial Assistance Fund to be used for financial assistance for lower school students through a gift annuity in 2009.

JOANNA KELLY PRUDEN 1846S SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1966 through a bequest of Minnie Happer Pruden as a memorial to her grandmother, Joanna Kelly Pruden, who attended Moravian Seminary for Young Ladies in 1846. The income is used for financial aid.

THE JEAN & MYRON RAND FUND

Established in 1999 through a bequest from Jean Rand, a member of the faculty from 1970 to 1986 and her husband, Myron. The income is used to enhance faculty salaries, encourage faculty development and support the science program.

EUGENE A. RAU LEGACY

Established in 1932 through a bequest from Eugene A. Rau, a member of the Board of Trustees of Moravian Seminary and College for Women from 1893 until his death in 1932. The income is used for general purposes.

BARBARA & PATRICK RESPET FUND

Established in 1992 by Barbara and Patrick Respet. The fund is part of the general endowment and the income is for the unrestricted use of the Academy.

THE BARNABY J. ROBERTS FUND

Established in 2007 by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hesse, the fund will create an annual award for faculty members as determined by students and alumni and will fund special projects as decided upon by the award recipient and each corresponding Divisional Director:

• The 10-year Reunion class will select an Upper School faculty member who has had the greatest impact on their lives;

• The graduating/senior class will select a Middle School faculty member who has had the greatest impact on their lives;

ROSE GARDEN MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1994 by Rebecca Humbert Heck ’59S, Distinguished Alumna, and Emilie Humbert Mules ’62S in memory of their parents, Mary Criswell and Joseph Cooper Humbert, M.D. Contributions in memory of Robert Wesley Heck were added to the fund in 1998. The income is used for the maintenance and beautification of the rose garden on the Merle-Smith Campus at Green Pond.

THE DEIRDRE “DEE DEE” L. RUBIC FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FUND FOR FACULTY AND STAFF

The Deidre “Dee Dee” L. Rubic ’91 Financial Assistance Fund for Faculty & Staff was established in 2023. Dee Dee made life-long friends at Moravian Academy under the nurturing care of teachers and support staff. It is in Dee Dee’s memory that this endowment is established in gratitude for the talent and kindness she enjoyed. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support financial assistance for students of faculty or staff at Moravian Academy.

Ms. Toni Rubic

JOANNE L. SCHLIER ’45S FUND

Established in 2001 through a bequest of Joanne L. Schlier, Class of 1945, Moravian Seminary for Girls. The income is used for general purposes.

ANNA MCENTIRE SCHMIDT 1899S MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 1956 by Frank Schmidt in memory of his wife, Anna McEntire Schmidt, Class of 1899S. The Alumni Association Executive Board designates the use of the income from this fund each year.

RALPH K. SHIELDS ’28P MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1985 by the Board of Trustees in memory of Ralph K. Shields ’28P, M.D. Dr. Shields served as the first chairman of the Board of Trustees of Moravian Academy from 1971 to 1977. The income is used for financial aid.

THE LYNALD E. AND DANIELLE C. SILSBEE ENDOWMENT FUND

Established through a bequest by Lynald E. Silsbee in 2023, the Lynald E. and Danielle C. Silsbee Endowment Fund supports continuing education and enrichment of the school’s faculty. In 1981, Lynald E. Silsbee was named Headmaster of the Swain School where he served for 25 years, retiring in 2006 following a tenure that fundamentally altered the trajectory of the school. Lynald’s leadership style was fueled by kindness, and the impact that he achieved through kindness serves as an example for all. Estate of Lynald E. Silsbee

THE PETER AND MARGARET SIPPLE FACULTY DEVELOPMENT FUND

Established in 2013 by Peter and Margaret Sipple. Peter was Headmaster from 1988-1998. He and his wife, Margaret are both Honorary Alumni. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support professional growth and development opportunities for Moravian Academy faculty, with a priority for faculty who are newer to the teaching profession. Funds invested in the Peter and Margaret Sipple Endowment Fund shall be managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

JUDITH PIEL SKINNER BOARD DEVELOPMENT FUND

Started at the Swain School to honor former Director of Development, Judith Piel Skinner at the Swain School. The funds are used for Board development.

KATHERINE P.N. & EDMUND L.R. SMITH CHAIR OF ART

The Rev. and Mrs. Van S. Merle-Smith, Jr., Honorary Alumni, endowed this chair, the first in the history of Moravian Academy, in 1978 in honor of Mrs. Merle-Smith’s parents. The income from the fund supporting the chair allows the Academy to offer a versatile fine arts program at the Upper School, taught by talented teachers who are artists and craftspeople in their own right.

DAVID SOMMERS ENDOWMENT FOR GLOBAL LANGUAGES AND CULTURE

Established in 2014 by the Reverend Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Sommers and David Sommers, the David Sommers Endowment for Global Languages & Culture was established in honor of David Sommers who has taught at Moravian Academy since 1995. The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be used to support Moravian Academy students of the Global Language department and cultural exchange programs.

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Sommers

JOEL & RUTH SPIRA PHYSICS FUND

Established in 1986 by Joel and Ruth Spira. The income is used for the physics program at the Upper School.

THE CASEY D. STENGEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Scholarship Fund was established in 2014 by his loving family as a memorial to Casey D. Stengel, a member of the Class of 2001. The income is to be used for financial aid.

JANET M. STRAHLER MEMORIAL FUND

Established in 2006 by Gail S. Schaffer ’69S & Cynthia S. Rhodes ’65S, in memory of their mother Janet M. Strahler. Mrs. Strahler was the Alumni Director at Moravian Seminary for Girls from 1965 to 1969 and was involved in development and fundraising at Moravian Academy in the early 1970’s. The income from this fund will be used for a summer intern in the Institutional Advancement Office.

Mrs. Cynthia Rhodes ’65S

D. E. SWAIN LEGACY FUND

The D. Ester Swain Legacy Fund was started at the Swain School in the late 1980’s. For more than 40 years, Mrs. Swain guided the destiny of the private school, from its modest beginnings in 1929 as a kindergarten class with eight children gathered in a private home, to the present 20-acre campus along S. 24th Street, Salisbury Township. The income is used for general purposes.

THE D. ESTHER SWAIN FACULTY FUND

The D. Esther Swain Faculty Fund was established in 1987. This fund, which was established at the Swain School, provides professional growth for faculty and staff. The principal of the fund is to remain intact and the interest is to be used and in support of professional growth.

JAMES E. SWAIN MEMORIAL FUND

The James E. Swain Memorial Fund was started at the Swain School. Dr. James Edgar Swain, was the husband of D. Esther Swain. He was the Swain School’s curriculum coordinator following his retirement as chairman of the history department at Muhlenberg College. The income is used for general purposes.

THE MILTON & MARGUERITE TARLAU SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Established in 1996 by Mr. Dan Tarlau Barnes ’78MA, Mrs. Susan Gaydos Barnes ’80MA, and Judith Tarlau Claps in honor of Dr. Milton and Mrs. Marguerite Tarlau who contributed to the education of so many throughout their lives. The income is to be used for financial aid.

Mr. Dan T. Barnes ’78MA & Mrs Susan Gaydos Barnes ’80MA

THE SAMUEL W. THAYER ’72MA ENDOWED FUND

The Samuel W. Thayer ’72MA Endowment was established in 2024. Samuel Thayer’s appreciation for excellence in education inspired this endowment to continue to support the greatest needs at Moravian Academy for the advancement and growth of its student body and teachers. Money dispersed from the fund should support the intent of these ideals as best fits the description above.

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. Samuel W. Thayer ’72MA

JUDITH FRETZ ’54P & FREDERIC W. THOMAS FUND

Established in 1987 by Judith Fretz Thomas, Moravian Preparatory School, Class of 1954, and her husband, Fritz, in honor of their children, Lucy ’82MA and Fritz ’83MA. The income is for the general support of the Academy’s science program.

THE LILLIE S. TURMAN MENTORSHIP FUND

Established in 2019, The Lillie S. Turman Mentorship Fund encourages and empowers our young women and men to be leaders wherever they may find themselves. Mentoring is the presence of a caring alumni who provide students and other alumni with support, advice, friendship, reinforcement and constructive role-modeling over time. Mentoring at Moravian is about building relationships. Students gain a valuable tool in their quest for knowledge outside of the classroom through connections with alumni.

In our Upper School, funding is provided to ensure one-on-one mentoring through our Post term projects, summer internships, college search and through our Comenius Projects and FIRE programs. Barriers to outside expertise and critical thinking are removed. Group mentoring occurs in our Middle and Lower School through alumni visits and video conferencing in classrooms, through the SCORE Middle School program of study, through our curriculum and to larger groups as alumni share their real life experiences in their fields of study, business interests, and passions. This program helps to establish Moravian Academy as a Center for Excellence in Independent Research.

Col. Andrea Caldwell Berndt ’71S

Mrs. Karen Faber Smallman ’71S

DOROTHY TYLER FUND

Established in 1981 by George Tyler ’56P, M.D., to honor his mother, Dorothy Tyler, a former teacher of French at Moravian Preparatory School. The income helps support the foreign language department and provides for an annual award presented to a student for superior achievement in a foreign language.

FRANCIS

E. WALTER HALL MEMORIAL FUND

Created in 1973 by Ruth Miskell Moran in memory of Francis E. Walter, representative from the 15th Congressional District of Pennsylvania from 1933 to 1963. The income helps to underwrite the operating expenses of Francis E. Walter Hall at the Upper School.

ARTHUR T. WARD FUND

Established in 2002 through a bequest of Dr. Arthur T. Ward, grandfather of Christopher Puleo ’07MA, John Puleo ’09MA and Peter Puleo ’12MA. The income is used for faculty development.

THE CAMERON D. WARNER LACROSSE FUND

Established in 2007 by Cameron D. Warner, Jr. ’76MA, Jonathan P. Warner ’78MA and Andrew F. S. Warner ’80MA in memory of their father Cameron D. Warner. The fund will finance:

“The Cameron D. Warner Lacrosse Award – Most Valuable Player. This award, established in 2007 in memory of Cameron D. Warner, an ardent supporter of Moravian Academy and its athletic programs, is presented annually to that member of the varsity lacrosse team who has demonstrated a dedication to team play, a strong competitive spirit and a forceful and influential character.” Any additional funds should go to the lacrosse program to be spent at the discretion of the coach for the benefit of the team. These funds are meant for the enhancement of the program beyond the normal budget.

THE SUSAN R. WILCOX ’60S FUND

Established in 2019 by alumna Ms. Susan R. Wilcox, a 1960 graduate of Moravian Seminary for Girls, the fund is used to support financial assistance for an Upper School student who has at least one parent who is a public school teacher. Funds invested in the Susan R. Wilcox ’60S Fund are managed by Moravian Academy’s Investment Advisory Committee with the intent to preserve principal, in accordance with the spending rates recommended by the Investment Committee and approved by the Board of Trustees.

Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC

Merrill Lynch

Ms. Susan R. Wilcox ’60S

THE SALLIE WALTER WILLIAMS ’47P

FACULTY SALARY ENDOWMENT

Established in 2011 by C. Webb Williams ’47P in memory of his wife Sallie Williams ’47P as part of Honoring Our Heritage, Building Our Future – The Campaign for Moravian Academy The annual withdrawal from this fund shall be dedicated to enhancing faculty salaries and professional development. After all, the faculty are at the heart of a Moravian Academy education.

SHIRLEY J. WOTRING FUND

Established in 1998 through a bequest from Shirley J. Wotring, grandmother of Geoffrey, Brian, Lauren and Marc Perusse, all of whom attended the Lower and Middle Schools. The income is used for general purposes.

EDWARD A. & JEANNE S. ZOUCK FUND

Established in 2006 by Jeanne S. Zouck. The income will be used for faculty salaries.

NICK ZUMAS FUND

Established in 2006 by Nick Zumas, the income will be used for unrestricted purposes.

PLANNED GIVING

THE NAOMI HAUPERT DE NEUFVILLE SOCIETY

The Planned Giving Committee of Moravian Academy established the Naomi Haupert de Neufville Society to recognize those alumni and friends who have provided for a gift to the school in their estate plans through a life income arrangement or by donating an insurance policy. The Society exemplifies the importance of bequest provisions and other planned gifts for Moravian Academy as well as expresses our appreciation to those individuals who make a planned gift in support of our mission.

The society is named in honor of Naomi Haupert de Neufville Boyer, Honorary Alumna, who began her career teaching English, French and history at Moravian Seminary for Girls in 1936. Miss Haupert became principal of the Seminary in 1940, continuing until 1950. In 1950, she married Dr. Albert de Neufville, a widower who had enrolled his daughter, Mely, in the Seminary two years earlier. Their daughter, Louise, was born in 1951. In 1958, Mrs. de Neufville resumed her career teaching French at Moravian Preparatory School where she taught until 1968. In 1965 she was named an honorary alumna of the Seminary and she eventually served as a member of the Moravian Academy Board of Trustees. Mely graduated from Moravian Seminary for Girls in 1956 and Louise graduated from Moravian Preparatory in 1969. The de Neufvilles were the first persons to establish a life income fund with Moravian Academy.

We are indeed grateful to the following individuals who have made arrangements that will provide for the future financial strength of the Academy:

Anonymous

Mrs. Carolyn J. Conard+, Honorary Alumna

Mrs. Margaret Baldock+ Honorary Alumna & Mr. Albert Baldock+

Dr. Robert T. Burcaw & Rev. Dorothy O. Burcaw+, Honorary Alumna

Mr. & Mrs. Wesley S. Davis, Jr., Honorary Alumnus

Raymond & Donna Holton

Robert+ & Ann McCann (Robert McCann, Honorary Alumnus)

Mrs. Charlene Donchez Mowers ’64P, Distinguished Alumna & Mr. George Mowers, Honorary Alumnus

Mrs. Robert W. Heck + (Rebecca Humbert Heck+ ’59S, Distinguished Alumna)

Mrs. Frances Taylor Martin 1919P+ Richard M. ’76MA & Jacqueline K. Spriggs

Peggy Stryer Amidon ’59P

Dr. Carol Laurenzano

Dr. Robert Laurenzano

Mrs. Mildred Hittinger Pierce ’45S +

Mrs. Frederick Toole + (Molly Groman ’26P)

Dr. E. Helene Sage ’65P

Dr. Ernest Y. Normington ’60P & Mrs. Carol Burkhart Normington ’61P, Distinguished Alumni Marjorie Couch Kaesemeyer ’34P+

Dr.+ & Mrs. Peter Keblish

Mrs. Harriet Seebald MacDonald ’43S

Mrs. Constance Kline Umphred ’51S+

Dr. Charles L. Knecht

Brian & Sally Avery Henderson ’61S

Dr. & Mrs. Marc Abo

Mr.+ & Mrs. George Ackerman ’39P

Dr. & Mrs. Steven Krawiec, Honorary Alumnus

Mr. & Mrs. William Rusling

Mrs. Edward A. Zouck

Mrs. Mary Hurd Goodwillie ’41P

Dr. & Mrs. Wesley P. Kozinn

Ms. Deanna Perin Egelston ’90MA

Mr. William E. Stanford & Mrs. Mimi Stanford, Honorary Alumna

GIFTS IN KIND

Alcom Printing

Mr. and Mrs. Corey Alexander

Banko Beverage

Mr. Scott Bowser & Mrs. Amy Normington Bowser ‘87MA

Ms. Elizabeth M. Bowser ’19MA

Mr. Jack S. Bowser ’22MA

Mr. Bruce E. Haines ’83MA and Mrs. Holly Haines Herbein’s

Dr. John J. Hong and Dr. Christine O. Hong

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Mary Faith Carson+ & Jaime Harrington ’00MA

Mr. Ed Zondag & Mrs. Sharon Zondag

Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Peter Sipple, Honorary Alumni

Dr. & Mrs. Aoun Kara

Miss Margaret W. Brennecke ’28P +

Mr. Charles D. Couch ’34P+

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Conroy+

Mr. Robert W. Butterfield ’66P+

Mrs. Sophie H. Zumas+

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna & Mr. A. G. Kunkle

Dr. William B. Miller ’41P

Ms. Gianne P. Conard ’69P

Natalie Fry Hunt+, Honorary Alumna

Dr. Michelle E. Schmidt

Kathryn Chartier ’71S

Barbara Martin Stout ’47P+

Ms. Karen Farber Smallman ’71S

Mr. Richard Q. Fox ’64P, Distinguished Alumnus

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Reedy

Mr. Jeff Frankenfield ’65P & Mrs. Nancy Fillman Frankenfield ’64P

Mrs. Christine Herster Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna & Mr. William K. Murphy

George L. de Schweinitz+

Ms. Lori Skripek

Dr. Adam I. Juda ’97MA

Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Marsh

Mr. Edward C. Luckenbach ’43P & Mrs. Ruth Luckenbach+

Ms. Susan Wilcox ’60S

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Jane Bannan+ ’42P+

Kenneth J. Mulcahy+ & Alda Kitson Mulcahy ’33S+

Mr. Robert D. Romeril+

Mrs. Constance S. Krum

Rebecca Binder+ and Charles Cohen

Ms. Toni Rubic

Dr. Ilena D. Key and Dr. Patricia L. Maran

Mr. Samuel W. Thayer ’72MA + deceased

Rabbi and Mrs. Allen I. Juda

Just Born, Inc.

Mr. Michael W. Loder ’63P

Mr. Matthew C. McQueen ’99MA

Mrs. Margery Peters

Ms. Elaynee Polentes

Ms. Sandra Russell

Mr. Stephen Salemme and Ms. Joana Spinelli-Salemme

Sweet Street Desserts

Mr. Nick Yialamas and Ms. Yuka Maeda

RESTRICTED GIFTS

This past year, members of the Moravian Academy community supported the school for projects and programs such as:

✓ Financial assistance

✓ The Alumni Circle

✓ The Athletic and Wellness Center

✓ The CE Building

✓ Swain Campus’ Founders Day

✓ Swain Campus Eighth Grade Gift

✓ The Girl’s Tennis program

Dr. Daphne T. Alexis

Anonymous

Mr. Alexander P. Battisti ’14MA

Dr. Brian E. Bolden and Dr. Tasha W. Bolden

Broad Street Partners, LLC

Mr. Robert H. Brown

Mr. Michael Ciamacco and Mrs. Shannon Semmel-Ciamacco

Ms. Christine A. Salgado ’86MA and Mr. Paul A. Cyr

Mr. Andrew Czekner and Ms. Amanda F. Kulakowski

Mr. Yusuf Dahl

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Dr. Mark Enea and Ms. Lori Schoeneman

Mr. and Mrs. Benito Estrada

Eugene T. Parzych, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Farr

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fleshman

Mr. Robert Garrett and Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mr. and Mrs. William Harris

Ms. Rachel Large Heiserman ’08MA

Mr. and Mrs. Chad Helmer

Mrs. Linda Himic

Mrs. Jean Hopkins ’55S

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iorio

Mr. Sanjay Khindri and Ms. Kaitlin Kerwick

Dr. Daniel Kraus and Dr. Emily Kraus

Mrs. Ella Jane Kunkle, Honorary Alumna

Mr. John R. Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meyer

Moravian Church Northern Province

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell & Mr. Richard Odell

Ms. Esther N. Okune

Mr. Alex P. Parzych ’07MA and Ms. Karalynne A. A. Clark ’07MA

Mr. Theodore Rosenberger ’84MA, Distinguished Alumnus and Mr. Kevin Sprague

Mr. and Mrs. Arjang Roshanrouz

Ms. Nicole Capobianco Scott and Mr. Abraham M. Sasso

VOLUNTEERISM

SEI Private Trust Company

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shear

Mrs. Sarah Klinges Shultz ’91MA

St Luke’s Hospital

Mr. Peter N. Tabbot ’86MA

Dr. Andrew Tsen and Ms. Valerie Barber

United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wreaks IV

Yorie Tile and Terrazzo, Inc

Dr. and Mrs. Wen Young

Mr. Robert J. Zaiser

Ms. Marissa E. Zondag ’09MA

Each year, hundreds of members of the Moravian Academy participate in activities such as fundraising and friendraising to support the institution.

2023-24 Family Association

Executive Board and Class Parents

The Family Association serves as the link between school leadership and the Moravian Academy family community. All parents and guardians are part of the Family Association and are encouraged to get involved and attend informational sessions such as meetings, coffees, and more.

Family Association

Overall Co-chairs

Ms. Valerie Barber

Dr. Carlisle Krakowski

Downtown Campus Liaisons

Mrs. Kasie Seymour

Mrs. Kristen Lal

Swain Campus Liaison

Mrs. Ingrid Russell

Merle-Smith Campus Liaisons

Mrs. Christine Mira

Ms. Katherine “Jullie” Kim

Art Guild (HDC Lower School)

Dr. Darya Stewart-Stevens, Chair

Mrs. Megan Antonovich

Mrs. Sarah Barettino

Mrs. Zuley Clarke

Mrs. Silvia Cognata

Mrs. Shona Desai

Mrs. Judy Gemmel

Ms. Heydi Hernandez

Ms. Nancy Barros Hindle

Mrs. Nikki Eutsler

Dr. Lauren Kahn

Ms. Yuka Maeda

Mrs. Rebecca Orwig

Ms. Trishna Patel

Mrs. Laura Polt

Ms. Nassim Rahimi

Ms. Evette Rios

Ms. Molly Troxell

Mr. Peter Yaverbaum

Country Fair Committee (All School Event)

Mrs. Mehreen Chaudhry

Mrs. Maggie Fischer

Mrs. Kim Krupka

Mr. Chetan Desai

Grandparents Day (Merle-Smith Campus)

Mrs. Christine Mira, Chair

Mrs. Alex Dunn, Co-chair

Mrs. Kelli Brown

Library Guild HDC Lower School

Mrs. Nikki Eutsler, Chair

Mrs. Megan Antonovich

Dr. Christine Hong

Mr. Vinayak Kakodkar ’01MA

Mrs. Nicole Leuschner

Mrs. Rebecca Orwig

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA

Mrs. Laura Polt

Ms. Nassim Rahimi

Mrs. Jami Kukwa

Lionbackers (Merle-Smith Campus)

Field Hockey Play Day

Mrs. Barbara Dadio, Chair

Soccer Play Day

Mrs. Gale Husack, Chair

Lions Invitational

Mrs. Emily Kraus, Co-chair

Mrs. Darlene Noel, Co-chair

Justice, Belonging, & Love Committee (All School)

Mr. Challon Perry, Chair

Mrs. Fatima Jaffer

Ms. Kelli Greene

SAMS (HDC Middle School)

Mr. Shawn Bausher, Chair

Faculty and Staff Appreciation

HDC

Mrs. Whitney Fegley

Dr. Carlisle Krakowski

Mrs. Kristen Lal

Ms. Kasie Seymour

Mrs. Laura Sheatsley

SC

Mrs. Phedra Henninger, Chair

Ms. Julianne Deyoung, Co-chair

MSC

Kristen Zohn, Co-chair

Melissa Garner, Co-chair

Ms. Katherine “Jullie” Kim

Mrs. Christine Mira

Trunk or Treat Co-Chairs

(Downtown Campus)

Mrs. Nicole Leuschner

Mrs. Rebecca Orwig

Uniform Closet (HDC)

Ms. Sarah Barettino

Book Club (All School)

Ms. Jennifer Hidalgo

Mrs. Kristen Lal

HDC Sports Day – Lower School

Mrs. Beth Brown

Mrs. Mehreen Chaudhry

Mrs. Sara Collins

Mrs. Christina Diiorio

Mrs. Stephanie Falzone

Ms. Aubrey Hendricks

Dr. Christine Mollica Hong

Ms. Lisa Infantino

Dr. Carlisle Krakowski

Dr. Ilena Key

Mrs. Nicole Leuschner

Dr. Rudi Leuschner

Mrs. Carrie Lewis

Mrs. Anita Lugo

Mr. Jay Orwig

Mrs. Rebecca Orwig

Ms. Trishna Patel

Mrs. Laura Polt

Mrs. Lisa Pyles

Mrs. Tjasa Ritchey

HDC Class Parents

PreSchool Class Parents

Ms. Joana Spinelli-Salemme

PreK Class Parents - Berkenstock

Mrs. Nishali Amin Rose ’03MA

PreK Class Parents -

Harshman/Burcaw

Mrs. Nikki Bozick

Kindergarten Class ParentsCook/Torres

Mrs. Nikki Eutsler

Kindergarten Class ParentsBowser/Ackerman

Mrs. Elizabeth Shayler

First Grade Class Parents - Endress

Ms. Rachel Abott

First Grade Class Parents - Pascuzzi

Ms. Leslie White

Second Grade Class ParentsAndriko

Mrs. Iris Maletsky

Second Grade Class ParentsSalem

Dr. Shona Desai

Second Grade Class ParentsVanegas

Mrs. Jasmine Kozero

Third Grade Class Parents - Roeder

Mrs. Nicole Leuschner and Dr. Rudi Leuschner

Third Grade Class ParentsMonedero

Mrs. Anita Lugo

Third Grade Class Parents - Terry

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Fourth Grade Class ParentsMatlock

Mrs. Laura Polt

Fourth Grade Class ParentsMedina

Ms. Eileen Budd and Mr. Matthew Clark Fifth Grade

Parents - Soto Mrs. Shelby Daub Simmons ’94MA

Fifth Grade Class ParentsBellucci/Jenkins Mrs. Annette White

Fifth Grade Class ParentsAndreychak Mrs. Kim Krupka Sixth Grade Parent Mrs. Melinda Beck

Seventh Grade Parent Ms. Grace Sun

SC Class Parents

PreSchool Class Parents

Mrs. Sarah Battis

PreK Class Parents

Mrs. Khyla Flores

Kindergarten Class Parents

Mrs. Maggie Fischer

First Grade Class Parents

Mrs. Kaitlin Sawyer

Second Grade Class Parents

Mrs. Emma Ville

Third Grade Class Parents

Mrs. Lisa Suppan

Fourth Grade Class Parents

Mrs. Alma Paston

Fifth Grade Class Parents

Mrs. Kristen Sauers

Sixth Grade Parent Ms. Donna Hendrickx

Seventh Grade Parent

Mrs. Khyla Flores

Eighth Grade Parent

Mrs. Christine Meyer

MSC Class Parents

Ninth Grade Parent

Mrs. Alex Dunn

Tenth Grade Parent

Ms. Rebecca Martin Olesen ’99MA

Eleventh Grade Parent

Mrs. Jamie Taylor

Senior Class Parent

Mrs. Kelli Brown

Trunk or Treat (Swain Campus)

Mrs. Khyla Flores, Chair

Ms. Edith Gutierrez-Hawbaker, Co-chair

Dr. Grace Feliciano

Mrs. Shelbi Stoneback

Harvest Feast (Swain Campus)

Ms. Jessica Stone, Chair

Ms. Heather Terrible, Co-chair

Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mrs. Dar Alexander

Mrs. Jennifer Anderson

Ms. Schweta Arakali

Ms. Nancy Barrett

Mrs. Sarah Battis

Mr. Ryan Battis

Ms. Kelly Berfield

Mrs. Jamie Bond

Mrs. Tania Brannon

Mrs. Clayvi Brown

Ms. Lindsey Brown

Mr. Justin Brown

Ms. Pam Brown

Mrs. Rachel Chapel

Mr. Chris Cocca

Mrs. Janicca Covington

Mrs. Katie Criscuolo

Ms. Erica Essig

Mrs. Amanda Estrada

Miss Emma Estrada

Mrs. Maureen Falcone

Dr. Grace Feliciano

Mrs. Christine Fleshman

Mrs. Khyla Flores

Mrs. Laura Fox

Mr. Scott French

Ms. Sarah Gehman

Mrs. Chelsea Grimmett

Ms. Edith Gutierrez-Hawbaker

Mrs. Susan Haight

Mrs. Andrea Hampton

Mrs. Emily Harris

Mrs. Deb Hauser

Ms. Beth Heller

Mrs. Jill Helmer

Ms. Donna Hendrickx

Mrs. Phedra Henninger

Mrs. Jenna Henry

Dr. Sima Hodavance

Ms. Janella Jones

Mr. Trevor Knox

Atty. Kate Kollet

Mr. Dashiell Kopp

Mrs. Emily Kopp

Ms. Julia Leschinsky

Ms. Lai Ling Li

Ms. Yujun Lin

Ms. Madison Mack

Mrs. Barbara Marinelli

Mr. Lorenzo Marinelli

Mrs. Celina Martin

Ms. Alyson McIntosh

Mrs. Shara Mells

Mrs. Abby Monahan

Ms. Shantiel Morel

Mr. AK Necioglu

Mrs. Megan Pascal

Mrs. Alma Paston

Mrs. Tesh Patel

Ms. Amber Peffer

Mr. Richard R Romig Jr

Mrs. Nicole Rooney

Mr. Christopher Rooney

Mrs. Trina Rothrock

Mr. Robert Rudolph

Mrs. Ingrid Russell

Mr. Mike Sawyer

Mrs. Julie Schaeffer

Ms. Tara Schoeneman-Brown

Mrs. Elizabeth Schomburg

Mrs. Tonya Swavely

Ms. Heather Terribile

Ms. Jennifer TumSuden

Mrs. Marissa Turner

Ms. Erica Vanderburg

Ms. Zhanna Ved

Mrs. Anne Wessel

Ms. Rachel Wise

Mrs. Abigail Woodworth

Mrs. Samantha Wreaks

Ms. Shellen Wu

Mrs. Kate Zayaitz

Winter Celebration

(Student Holiday Shop)

Ms. Valerie Barber, Co-chair

Mrs. Shelbi Stoneback, Co-chair

Mrs. Janicca Covington

Bingo Night

Mrs. Janicca Covington, Co-chair

Ms. Donna Hendrickx, Co-chair

Field Day

Mrs. Veronica Moore, Chair

Mrs. Khyla Flores, Co-chair

Mrs. Rachel Akers

Mrs. Darlee Alexander

Mrs. Sarah Battis

Mrs. Clayvi Brown

Mrs. Rachel Chapel

Mrs. Janicca Covington

Ms. Julie DeYoung

Ms. Cassandra DeYoung

Mrs. Maureen Falcone

Mrs. Sarah Gehman

Dr. Helen Gonzalez

Dr. Julie Gonzalez

Mrs. Emily Harris

Mrs. Phedra Henninger

Mrs. Jenna Henry

Mr. Trevor Knox

Mrs. Emily Kopp

Ms. Julia Leschinsky

Mrs. Claudine Mack

Mrs. Barbara Marinelli

Mr. Lorenzo Marinelli

Mrs. Celina Martin

Ms. Rosa Meckseper

Ms. Tiffany Miller

Mrs. Kelly Miller

Mr. Josh Miller

Mrs. Megan Pascal

Mrs. Tesh Patel

Ms. Trang Phan

Mrs. Trina Rothrock

Mrs. Ingrid Russell

Mr. Dylan Sawyer

Ms. Jessica Stone

Mrs. Shelbi Stoneback

Mrs. Lisa Suppan

Mrs. Tonya Swavely

Mrs. Devin Webster

Mrs. Anne Wessel

Mrs. Haley Zimring

Cougar Closet

Mrs. Janicca Covington

Kausar Jaffer, Overall Chair

Mrs. Lisa Suppan, Co-chair

Mrs. Maureen Falcone, Co-chair

Mrs. Sara Collins, Co-chair

Acquisitions

Mrs. Jennifer Anderson, Chair

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA, Co-Chair

Mrs. Lina Axiotis

Mrs. Sarah Battis

Mrs. Jessica Borger

Ms. Donna Hendrickx

Mrs. Mehreen Chaudhry

Mrs. Tanveer Walli

Advertising

Mrs. Jessica Borger, Co-chair

Ms. Erica Essig, Co-chair

Decorations and Display

Mrs. Sarah Baki, Chair

Ms. Amy Bolger-Santucci

Ms. Julie Deyoung

Marketing and Attendance

Mrs. Mehreen Chaudhry

Grade Baskets

Mrs. Beth Brown

Graphic Design

Mrs. Maggie Fischer

Benefit Night of the Event

Volunteers

Mr. George Andriko ’07MA

Mrs. Wendy Burcaw

Ms. Kyra Cannon

Mrs. Eunice Carbone

Mrs. Lisa Dubreuil

Mrs. Megan Franzyshen

Ms. Sarah Kleppinger

Ms. Jania Lasanta

Ms. Michele LeHeup

Mr. Dave McPherson

Mrs. Karen Mitton

Mrs. Susan Parent

Mrs. Grace Sanvito

Mr. Simone Sanvito

Mrs. Liz Stitt

Mr. Jarred Weaver

Mrs. Georgia Zaiser

Benefit Night of the Event Student Volunteers

Mr. Grayson Bucher ’25MA

Miss Linnea Crouch ’25MA

Mr. Jeswill Ewungkem ’25MA

Mr. Ben Greenberg ’25MA

Miss Autumn Nembhard ’25MA

Benefit Attendees

Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Ackerman

Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison ’88MA

and Mr. Kent P. Aitchison

Ms. Vanessa Alsop

Mr. and Mrs. George Andriko ’07MA

Ms. Maddie Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Axiotis

Dr. Fayez A. Baki and Ms. Sarah Murrat

Mr. and Mrs. Braden Borger

Mr. and Mrs. David S. Burcaw

Ms. Kyra Cannon

Ms. Eunice Carbone

Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Carolan

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carroll

Dr. and Mrs. Ahmad Chaudhry

Mr. Steve Chin and Ms. Shellen Wu

Mr. Matthew Clark and Ms. Eileen Budd

Mr. Todd Collins and Mrs. Sara Collins

Mr. and Mrs. David D. Cooper

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Cooper

Ms. Erica Coverley

Dr. Brian Crowe Ph.D.

Ms. Yahaira E. Davis

Mrs. Carole Devey Schachter ’76MA

Ms. Cassandra Deyoung and Ms. Julianne Deyoung

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Douglass IV

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dubreuil

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Duckloe

Ms. Kirsten M. Dwyer ’08MA and Mr. Drew Eisenhauer

Ms. Kaitlyn Dwyer ’04MA and Mr. Ian Farnsworth

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Economopoulos

Ms. Marlen R. Elias Horvath

Ms. Lauren Elsenbaumer

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA and Mrs. Megan Butler Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Falcone

Dr. Amir Fayyazi and Dr. Thuy Ngo

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell and Mr. Richard Odell

Mr. Robert A. Flowers and Ms. Rebecca S. Miller

Mr. Christopher Fowler and Mrs. Leticia Perlaza

Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Francis

Mrs. Megan Franzyshen

Mrs. Ingrid C. Gerber and Mr. Mark J. Gerber

Dr. Julie Gonzalez and Mr. Mario Gonzalez

Dr. Matthew Gonzalez and Dr. Helen Gonzalez

Mr. Michael Gulati

Ms. Jessica Hagy

Ms. Christal Harding

Mr. Jeffrey Haviland

Mr. and Mrs. Scott J. Henninger

Mrs. Catherine Rose Verhalen Heron ’97MA and Mr. James T. Heron

Mr. Nicholas C. Hindle and Mrs. Nancy A. Barros

Dr. Michael Hodavance and Dr. Sima Hodavance

Dr. John J. Hong and Dr. Christine O. Hong

Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Houser

Dr. and Mrs. David Hunt

Mrs. Kausar Jaffer

Ms. Heather Jenkins

Ms. Kara Kitchen

Miss Sarah Kleppinger

Mrs. Danielle T. Koren ’03MA and Mr. Ryan Koren

Ms. Camie Kornely

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kukwa III

Mr. and Mrs. Prateek Lal

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leffler

Ms. Michele Leheup

Mr. and Mrs. Anton LeRoy

Dr. and Mrs. Rudolf Leuschner

Ms. Nicole Levy

Ms. Heather Manning and Ms. Heather Terrible

Mrs. Elyse McGovern

Mr. and Mrs. David P. McPherson

Mr. and Mrs. David Miller

Mr. Dave Minton

Ms. Jennifer Mitchell and Mr. Zachary Mitchell

Mrs. Karen Mitton

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow

Dr. and Mrs. Chip Nataro

Mr. Ali Kemal Necioglu and Mrs. Kelley Necioglu

Mr. Garrett O’Neill

Ms. Jacquelyn Otto

Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel J. Oudin

Ms. Stephanie Palmieri Ph.D

Mrs. Brittany Panella

Mrs. Susan H. Parent and Mr. Marc Parent

Ms. Lindsey A. H. Parks

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pearce II ‘80MA

Mr. and Mrs. Luis M. Perez

Dr. Robert B. Imel and Ms. Lindsey Permar

Mr. Matthew Petrozelli and Ms. Erika R. Petrozelli

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA and Dr. Pierre-Olivier Polack

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pyles

Ms. Virgen Quinones

Ms. Aliza Rahman

Mr. Steven Rainford and Ms. Katrina Scagliotti Rainford

Dr. Christian Rice and Rev. Janel Rice

Mr. and Ms. David Ritenour

Ms. Nishali Amin Rose ’03MA and Mr. Jeremy L. Rose

Ms. Leah Rubart

Mr. and Mrs. Imran Saleem

Mr. Jonathan Santucci and Ms. Amy Bolger-Santucci

Mrs. Grace Sanvito and Mr. Simone Sanvito

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Sauers

Ms. Lauren Scagliotti

Mr. Greg Scagliotti ’96SS

Mr. Kelvin Sealey

Mr. Joseph Seibert and Mrs. Zakiya Smalls

Ms. Koren Seibert

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Seymour

Ms. Zanobia Smalls

Mr. Dan Soos

Mrs. Casey Waldman Starr ’08 and Mr. John Starr

Mrs. Elizabeth Stitt

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Suppan

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sykora

Ms. Shelby Szabo

Dr. Nicolas Teleo and Ms. Joelle Mafouoti

Dr. Andrew Tsen and Ms. Valerie Barber

Dr. Sara Vanderbeck and Mr. Christopher Fowler

Ms. Yuli A. Vanegas

Mr. Alfred G. Vasta ’99MA and Mrs. Stephanie Vasta

Ms. Elizabeth A. Verhalen ’96MA and Ms. Dawn Lacy

Mr. and Mrs. James Verhalen

Dr. Joseph M. Viechnicki and Dr. Margaret T. Viechnicki

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Aubeidulla Walli

Mr. Jarred Weaver

Dr. Armistead Webster

Mr. and Mrs. Griff Welton

Mr. and Mx. Jesse D. Woodruff

Dr. Rachel Wright and Mr. Nathan Wright

Mr. Peter A. Yaverbaum and Dr. Christine H. Kim

Dr. and Mrs. Wen Young

Mrs. Karen Zacca

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zaiser

Mr. and Mrs. John Zayaitz

Mr. Piotr F. Zembrzuski and Ms. Elisabeth E. Paul

Benefit Online Auction

Registered Bidders

Mrs. Rachel Abott

Ms. Miriam Abreu

Mr. Mark Ackerman

Mr. Richard Adames

Mrs. Sarah Adams

Ms. Mary Afflerbach

Ms. Amy Ahart

Mrs. Jasdeep Ahluwalia

Mrs. Victoria Aitchison ‘88MA

Mrs. Karin Alsentzer

Mrs. Jackie Andreychak

Mrs. Kirsten Anthony

Mr. Michael Axiotis

Ms. Meghan Baker

Ms. Valerie Barber

Kyle Barrell

Ms. Nancy Barros

Mrs. Monalisa Bartolacci

Mrs. Sarah Battis

Mrs. Brooke Bauer

Mrs. Melinda Beck

Mrs. Amanda Bellucci

Ms. Shelby Benner

Ms. Kelly Berfield

Mr. Bryant Bernhardt

Mrs. Alexandra Nicholson

Bhagat ’04MA

Mr. Ravi Bhagat ‘04MA

Dr. Shubha Bhar

Mr. Aaron Blackham

Mrs. Kim Blackham

Mrs. Jamie Bond

Mrs. Jessica Borger

Lehigh Valley Restaurant Group

Red Robin

Limon Authentic Turkish

Kebap House

Longwood Gardens

Lost River Caverns

Lux Summit Studio

Lynn Ashley Photo, LLC

Maria Rodale

Mark Kintzel Design

Martin Guitar

mathteacher24 tutoring services

Merle-Smith Campus

Woodworking Students

Moravian Academy Business Office

Morgan Hill Golf Course

Mr. Brian Elstein and Mrs. Susan Parent

Mr. Kevin DeCusatis

Mr. Mike Furey of Saucon Valley Country Club

Mr. Mike Wood of Saucon Valley Country Club

Mr. Ross Holtsclaw of Saucon Valley Country Club

Mrs. Abigail Monahan and Mrs. Karla Gaugler

Mrs. Andreychak, Mrs. Bellucci & Ms. Jenkins

Mrs. Christine Meyer

Mrs. JoAnne Daniels

Mrs. Katie Martin Burd ’96MA

Mrs. Megan Franzyshen

Mrs. Melissa Gaiser, Mrs. Katy Kish, and Miss Sarah Kleppinger

Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Polefka

Mrs. Raudabaugh and Mrs. Campbell

Mrs. Stout and Miss Egner

Ms. Adrianne Finley Odell

Ms. Anna Quindlen, Susan and Marc Parent

Ms. Manning and Miss Rubart

Ms. Patricia Davis

Ms. Sue Delaney of Saucon Valley Country Club

Mr. Neil E. Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Northampton Country Club

Not Just Bagels

PAHouse

Pamela Bayliss

Parkettes National Gymnastics Training Center

Patrice A. Kidd

Pawar and Polack Families

Perez Family

Perfect Touch Sports LLC

Pics by Nics

{Pictures by Nicole Seaman}

PJW Restaurant Group

Putt U Miniature Golf

Ray and Claudine Mack

Rick Brown, Moravian Academy

Varsity Tennis Coach

Roasted Bethlehem

Rudolf Leuschner, Supply Chain

Executive Institute

Saucon Valley Country Club

Scott and Kasie Seymour

Sergei Yaralov of Yaralov Gallery

SJ Interiors

Skeggy’s Axe House

Sky Zone Bethlehem

Soaps on Linden

Sorrenti Family Estate

Steel Club

Steel Hospitality

Stephen Davies and Evette Rios

Steve Crouch and Conny Wolf-Crouch

Styled by Trisha

Suppan Family

Susan Bella Jewelry LLC

Swim-In Zone

Switchback Pizza Company

Tapas on Main

The Bach Choir of Bethlehem

The Baum School of Art

The Bethlehem Dairy Store

The Cup

The Brick

The Dadio Family

The Inside Scoop

The Joint Coffee Co

The Kahn Family

The Moravian Academy

Board of Trustees

The Polt Family

The Shelby

The Udder Bar

The Yoga Loft of Bethlehem

Three OAK Steakhouse

Thyme Bundle Catering

Tom and Kate Kirkwood

Touchstone Theatre

Tran Dental, LLC

Urban Air Adventure Park

Urbano Mexican Kitchen & Bar

Vertivue, LLC charter@vertivue.com 800-877-0570

“Cost-Effective Charter Flights”

Vincent J. Belletti Math Tutoring

VM Development Group, LLC

Warner Art Glass

Wendy Stevens

West End Yoga

Willow Street Pictures

Woolverton Inn

World Class Tutoring LLC

World Karate Union Academy of Martial Arts

Youell’s Oyster House

Sra. Yuli Vanegas and Srta. Veronica Pascuzzi

Annual Fund Cabinet Volunteers

Mr. Richard Adames

Mrs. Sarah Battis

Mr. Shawn Bausher

Mr. Lou Cinquino

Mr. Stephen Davies

Mr. John DeRemer

Mr. Eric Dowdle Esq.

Mrs. Erica Essig

Mrs. Edith Gutierrez-Hawbaker

Dr. Laurie Guttman Kahn

Mrs. Phedra Henninger

Mrs. Jennifer Hidalgo

Mrs. Tara B.G. Houser

Mrs. Nohra Hurtarte

Mrs. Carrie Jankowski

Rudi Leuschner

Mrs. Jamie Morris and Mr. Tim Morris

Mrs. Trishna Patel

Mrs. Maya Pawar Polack ’02MA

Mrs. Jennifer Reitz

Mrs. Evette Rios

Mrs. Shelbi Sullivan Stonebeck

Mr. Bill Wreaks and Mrs. Samantha Wreaks

Senior Leaders for Senior Gift

Chessie Bartolacci ’24MA

Anya Chadha ’24MA

Emily Cho ’24MA

Megan Dadio ’24MA

Alicia Gordon ’24MA

Kanchan Gupta ’24MA

Ava Noel ’24MA

Joey Oltman ’24MA

Ginevra Toso ’24MA

Fundraising Volunteers

The Office of Institutional Advancement, with the help of countless volunteers, hosts several fundraising and community events throughout the year. These events not only raise more than $250,000 for operations at the school including: faculty and staff salaries and benefits, facilities maintenance, educational programs and financial aid, but also add to the fabric of the Moravian Academy community. The main fundraising events at Moravian Academy include the Auction, the Country Fair, and the Golf Outing.

Golf Outing Committee

Dr. Gregory Carolan, Golf Chair

Mrs. Regina Carolan, Pickleball Chair

Mrs. Kelli Brown

Dr. Daniel Eyvazzadeh ’96MA

Mr. Del Hawbaker

Mr. Scott Kislin

Mr. Joe Landrigan

Mr. Joseph Lennert

Mr. Sean McKenna

Dr. Jeremy Olen

Mr. Matthew Petrozelli

Mr. Graham Simmons

Mr. Mike Baittinger

Mrs. Amy Bucher

Volunteers on the Course

Mrs. Colleen Marshall

Mrs. Karen McIntyre

Mrs. Kasie Seymour

Dr. Danielle Sixsmith

The MORAVIAN ACADEMY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD

2023-24

All former students of Moravian Seminary for Girls, Moravian Preparatory School and Moravian Academy, as well as honorary and associate alumni of any of the above schools, are members of the Moravian Alumni Association which promotes the continuing interest and active support of all alumni. It also supports beneficial relationships among alumni, the school, the faculty, and the administration through events, activities, and MoravianConnect, our online networking tool. The Association sponsors an annual Alumni Reunion, a Holiday Reception for college alumni and current seniors, regional and local get-togethers, ZOOM events, and other activities all designed to interest both alumni and current students.

Alumni Association Executive Board

Christine Salgado ’86MA, President Alexander Battisti ’14MA, Vice President

Marissa Zondag ’09MA, Secretary Priya Atiyeh ’14MA

Alexis Burgess ’11MA

Giovanni Castro ’98MA

Michael Gibson ’17MA

Julia Klees ’78MA

Rachel Large ’08MA

Ann Sloyer Mindler ’70P, Distinguished Alumna

Christine Herster Murphy ’70S, Distinguished Alumna

David Orsi ’99MA

Karalynne Clark Parzych ’07MA

Ryan Peslis ’15MA

Marlee Senderowitz ’10SS, ’14MA

Joseph Sinkovits ’19MA

Olga Sklyarova ’07MA

Wilbur Soulis ’54P

Julia Tallarico Spinelli ’09MA

Peter Tabbot ’86MA

Alumni Dinner/Event Hosts

Neil Johnson CPA ’73MA, Distinguished Alumnus

Los Angeles, California

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Matt McQueen ’99MA

New York, New York

WAYS TO GIVE TO MORAVIAN ACADEMY

THERE ARE MANY WAYS IN WHICH MEMBERS OF THE MORAVIAN ACADEMY COMMUNITY MAY DONATE TO THE SCHOOL

GIFTS OF CASH

Personal checks, cash or credit/debit card transactions (American Express, MasterCard or VISA) are the most popular ways to make a gift to Moravian Academy and allow the donor an income tax deduction in the year the gift is made. Checks should be made payable to Moravian Academy.

GIFTS OF APPRECIATED PUBLICLY TRADED SECURITIES

Gifts of stocks or bonds, which are or will be readily marketable, may have important added tax benefits for the donor. The deduction for outright gifts of appreciated long-term securities (held more than 12 months) is equal to the fair market value of the securities on the date the donor relinquishes control of the assets to the school, and none of the appreciation is taxable for capital gains purposes. The school maintains an account for the transfer of securities; for account and contact information please visit the school’s website at www.moravianacademy.org. In addition, please notify the Institutional Advancement Office of the transaction.

GIFTS OF CLOSELY HELD STOCK

As with publicly traded securities, a gift of stock of a private corporation may allow the donor to avoid capital gains on appreciation of the stock, while attaining a tax deduction based on the stock’s fair market value. The donor may obtain an immediate tax deduction up to 30% of the adjusted gross income. If the gift exceeds 30%, the remainder of the deduction generally can be carried over for up to five years.

MATCHING GIFTS

There are many companies that match their employees’ gifts to independent schools. For example, if a donor gives $5,000 to Moravian Academy, a matching gift company will also give $5,000 to the school and thus the donor is credited with a $10,000 gift. Some companies will even match gifts on a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio. Donors simply need to contact their human resources offices for the appropriate forms and forward them with their gifts to the Institutional Advancement Office for completion.

GIFTS OF REAL ESTATE/TANGIBLE PROPERTY

Property may be donated outright. An immediate tax deduction is available and capital gains taxes may be avoided. As per the school’s Gift Acceptance Policies, such gifts may only be accepted upon approval of the Finance Committee.

PLANNED GIFTS

Other forms of giving, such as deferred gifts, are acceptable and may offer qualified donors an attractive alternative, enabling them to significantly increase the level of their gifts. A transfer of assets to a gift or trust entity that can pay income to a named beneficiary or possibly shift assets to children or grandchildren may allow a donor to make a substantial gift to Moravian Academy while meeting personal financial objectives. The donor may gain immediate tax advantages or may reduce gift or estate taxes through one of these gift arrangements.

EITC

Direct your PA state taxes to Moravian Academy. It’s simple, legal, and impactful! Everyone should consider this. See Bob Zaiser for more information.

Donors should consult their tax advisors concerning the treatment of these and other specialized gift techniques as they may vary depending upon individual circumstances.

Moravian Academy

11 West Market Street

Bethlehem, PA 18018

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Mark Your Calendar Upcoming Events

To view a full list of events, visit www.moravianacademy.org/calendar.

September 13, 2024 Red, White, & Gold Games & Giving Day

September 20, 2014 HDC Family Lovefeast

September 20-21, 2024 Alumni Reunion

September 21, 2024 Country Fair

September 23, 2024 Golf Outing and Pickleball Tournament

October 23, 2024 SC Founder’s Day

November 14, 2024 Bow Making and Candle Dressing

November 26, 2024 HDC Thanksgiving Lovefeast for Grandparents & Special Friends

November 26, 2024 SC Harvest Feast

December 12-13, 2024 Christmas Vespers

January 24, 2025 State-of-the-School Address

January 24, 2025 International Festival for All Families

February 26, 2025 HDC Parents’ Lovefeast

April 5, 2025 The Benefit for Moravian Academy

April 30, 2025 Birthday Lovefeast

May 16, 2025 SC VIP Day

May 30, 2025 Bacclaureate

May 31, 2025 Commencement

June 3, 2025 HDC Grade 1-5 Closing Chapel

June 3, 2025 SC Moving Up Ceremonies

June 4, 2025 HDC Grade 6-8 Closing Chapel

June 4, 2025 SC 8th Grade Commencement

There’s More to Explore on our website.

If you or a family you know is considering a Moravian Academy education, we would love to meet! Visit moravianacademy.org/admissions to:

• Schedule a campus visit

• Take a virtual tour

• Message with current parents through PeerPal

• Save the date for upcoming admission events

• See application deadlines

• Inquire about Moravian Academy!