Since 1971, Atlantic Christian School has graduated nearly 600 alumni. These students have gone on to pursue careers in education, medicine, media, ministry, the armed forces, and public service, to name a few. Looking back on their years at ACS, our alumni often tell us that ACS “made a difference in their lives.” ACS holds several alumni events annually — including a fall Homecoming Alumni Soccer game and winter Alumni Basketball games. We are inspired by the stories that our alumni and former students share with us about how God is working in their lives and using them to make an impact for Christ in this world. Here are some of their stories:
Michael Reichwein (’73-6th grade) came to ACS in the 5th grade when the school opened its doors for the 1971-72 school year in the Parish House of St. John’s By the Sea Reformed Episcopal Church in Ventnor, NJ. He attended ACS for two years and was the first ACS graduate and the only student in the 6th grade graduating class of 1973. His family relocated to Pennsylvania in 1978 and he graduated from Octorara High School in Atglen, PA. Michael went on to attend Millersville University, where he majored in industrial arts. Since 1995, Michael has worked for R.S. Reidenbaugh, an industrial electrical construction company in Lititz, PA. Michael and his wife, Tammy, have been happily married since 1985 and live in Lancaster County, PA. They have three children, Michael, Stephanie, and Jessica, and 10 grandchildren. Michael accepted Christ while attending Linwood Community Church with his family, just before he started attending ACS. His faith has remained strong over the years and he considers himself a Christian apologist. He said he enjoys engaging online every day with people on various sites and forums, witnessing for the Lord and sometimes debating atheists on the existence of God.
Tracy Thompson (’74-6th grade) is a Registered Dental Assistant in the Absecon, NJ office of Dr. Michael Combs, where she has worked since 1980 after graduating from Absegami High School. During her 6th grade year at ACS, Tracy entered a school-wide contest to design the school’s first logo and her design won 1st place and was used as the school logo for a number of years. In 1974, ACS went up to the 6th grade and Tracy and classmate, Debby Zanes Reinwalds, were the only two students in the 1974 graduating class. They have remained friends throughout the years. Tracy lives in Galloway, NJ and is mom to triplets — Victoria, Alexia, and John — and has one grandson, Cash. She worships at Beacon Evangelical Free Church.
Paula Cibotti Accardi (’75-6th grade) graduated in 1981 from Atlantic City High School and was married in 1982. She worked for many years as a basic skills instructor/aide in the Linwood Public Schools and as a hairdresser on weekends. She lives in Northfield and has been a longtime member of New Life Assembly of God in Egg Harbor Township. In 1975, ACS only went up to the 6th grade. Paula attended for just one year and was one of four students in the 1975 6th grade graduating class. Paula was one year behind ACS alumnus Debby Zanes Reinwalds (’74) and they were childhood neighbors and friends in Ventnor. They are still friends today and Paula is grateful to Debby for introducing her to ACS and encouraging her to learn more about God. Paula’s grandson, Daniel Accardi-Gonzalez, also attended ACS for several years.
Pastor Bob Stahler (’82) is pastor of the Great Commission Baptist Church in Cape May Courthouse, where he has served since 1988. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Atlantic City Rescue Mission since 1998, serving three years as its Chairman. Pastor Stahler returned to ACS to participate in the June 2013 commencement as the keynote speaker. He earned a BA in elementary education at Asbury College and a MA in religion at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He and his wife Marcy met at Asbury College. They have eight children who over the years have traveled with them on eight missions trips, six of them to Johannesburg, South Africa. Bob said the teachers at ACS had a great influence on him and prepared him for ministry. “The public speaking class I had with Mrs. McNeal taught me more about preaching than any class I had in college or seminary,” Bob said.
Kristine Cassell (’85) is an elementary teacher at Pilgrim Academy in Egg Harbor City, where she has taught 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade classes since 1994. She earned her BA in elementary education and Bible from Clarks Summit University in 1989. While a senior in college, she did student teaching at ACS and in the fall of 1989 returned to teach 4th grade for one year. Kris then taught 3rd grade for two years at Seaford Christian Academy in Delaware. The following year, she traveled to Santiago, Chile, where she taught 3rd grade at Santiago Christian Academy. Kris returned to the states and taught again for one year at ACS before putting down long-term roots at Pilgrim Academy. For many years, Kris has sung and led children’s church at Chelsea Baptist Church in Atlantic City, where her late father, Rev. Daniel Cassell, served as pastor for 36 years. Kris resides in Galloway with her mother, Pat Cassell, who retired from ACS in 2007 after 29 years of distinguished service as an ACS kindergarten teacher and principal.
Karen Kizer Woerner (’86) earned a BS in elementary education in 1990 from Liberty University and minored in Bible and history. She returned to her hometown of Pleasantville, NJ to begin a successful 15-year career as an elementary teacher, mostly teaching 4th grade. She received the Teacher of the Year Award twice while at the Leeds Avenue School in Pleasantville and was nominated and chosen twice for the Who’s Who of American Teachers, a distinction only 5% of teachers in the nation ever receive. “Since the 7th grade, I felt God was calling me to be a teacher and to teach in my hometown,” Karen said. She and her husband, Michael, married in 2001 and reside in Galloway. They have two children, Kirsten and Andrew, whom Karen homeschools. In fall 2020, Karen stepped back into the classroom part-time to teach 4th and 5th grade at Westminster Christian Academy in Ocean City. She has also taught Kids Club at Emmanuel Church in Egg Harbor City, where the family worships. While attending ACS, Karen said she learned by the example of her teachers what it meant to live as a Christian and to have that beneficial fellowship of being with other believers. Karen is pictured here (at right) at the ACS 50th anniversary Homecoming event in October 2020, with her friend and ACS parent, Kelly Schlundt.
Tom Thompson (’86) has been the Senior Pastor of Loomis Evangelical Free Church in Loomis, NE since 1994. He holds a Master of Divinity Degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, IL. Tom is married to another ACS alumnus, Stephanie Knoll Thompson (’88) and she is oversees the Children’s and Women’s Ministries at the church. They have four children, Toby, Sam, Jesse, and Mattie and five grandchildren. Pastor Tom’s desire is to see people become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ who love God and others in Christ’s name.
Kim Clark Eaves (’87) returned to ACS in November 2020 as a featured speaker at the 50th anniversary Elementary Chapel. She talked about her passion for helping and serving others, and how that passion led her to become a foster parent. She adopted three of her children after fostering them and four of her five children attended ACS for several years. Over the past 30 years, Kim has held a variety of positions in the medical field, from working as a radiology tech to practicing and teaching massage therapy. Currently, Kim is working as an entrepreneur in a health and wellness social retail network marketing business. She and her husband, Duane, reside in Egg Harbor Township and her family worships at Gospel of Grace Ministries.
David Goos (’87) works as a bellman at Tropicana Atlantic City. He earned a BA in pastoral ministry from Southern Wesleyan University in South Carolina in 1992. He and his wife, Maureen, were married in 1994 and live in Galloway, NJ with their two children, Adam and Julia. They worship at Beacon Evangelical Free Church in Galloway.
Bill Robinson (’87) is head coach of the Milligan University Buffaloes Men’s Basketball team in Tennessee, a position he has held since 2009. Coach Robinson went to Milligan after establishing a winning tradition as head coach for 12 seasons at Montreat College, a Christian college in North Carolina, where he earned over 200 career wins. He has an outstanding reputation for recruiting and developing some of the finest student-athletes at the NAIA level. Prior to Montreat, Coach Robinson served as the head men’s basketball coach at LeTourneau University in Texas, where at the age of 25 he became the youngest head coach in the nation. Bill earned a BA in physical education from The King’s College in New York and a master’s in health and kinesiology from the University of Texas at Tyler. A native of Ocean City, Robinson competed at the varsity level in soccer, basketball and baseball while at Atlantic Christian, earning 12 varsity letters. He served as team captain and was voted team MVP in all three sports. As a junior at ACS, Bill led the nation in scoring with 39.8 points per game and was named USA Today All-American honorable mention in basketball. He was the first ACS student-athlete in school history to earn over 1,000 points during his basketball career. In 2007, ACS recognized and honored Bill by retiring his #10 basketball jersey. In June 2023, Bill returned to ACS to speak at the Retirement Party of Athletic Director Pam Hitchner, and proudly wore an original ACS letterman jacket from the 1980s. Bill and his wife Barb have three children. His mother, Nancy Robinson Craven, worked as a teacher for 21 years at ACS and served as principal from 1989-1993.
Pastor Kevin Goos (’88) has been in Christian ministry since 1991. He served as senior pastor of Awakening Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado for 18 years and in July 2020 moved to Spokane, Washington to plant Thrive Church. In the summer of 2021, he became pastor of Chi United, a Wesleyan church in Upper Chichester, PA. Kevin is a graduate of Houghton College and is a strong advocate of Christian education. He and his wife, Barb, who have been married since 1989, have four children and 7 grandchildren. While in Colorado Springs, his children attended Evangelical Christian Academy, where he was also the high school soccer coach. “For many families, paying for a Christian education is a sacrifice, but what is more important than investing in our children?” Kevin said. He said studies show that 3 out of 4 students who go to Christian school are following the Lord as adults, whereas only 1 out of 4 who attend public school are following Christ as adults. Kevin is also the author of “Dry Bones: Redeeming Your Past” and he and his wife have a consulting ministry called Fortify LLC that focuses on pastoral counseling and mentoring.
David (DJ) Schrag (’88) is the Director of Outpatient Services for Amethyst Counseling in Hammonton, NJ. He career as Licensed Clinical Social Worker began in 1999 and has ranged from direct practice as a therapist to assorted administrative roles for organizations in the southern New Jersey area. Not only is DJ an ACS alumnus, but he is also served on the ACS Board of Directors from 2019-2022. His son, Quinn, is a 2022 graduate of ACS. DJ earned his BA in family studies from Messiah University, where he also met his wife, Joelle. He went on to earn his Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University in Camden. After returning to live and work in Atlantic County, DJ and a fellow believer, Todd Maples, planted a new church in Egg Harbor Township — the Parresia Church — where he served as an elder for 8 years. He and his family now worship at Friendship Bible Church in Egg Harbor Township, NJ and reside in Mays Landing. In 2020, DJ and his wife founded a nonprofit called “Made Anew Ministries” that focuses on providing Christ-centered therapy for individuals, couples, and families.
John (Tony) Polcini (’89) may be the first ACS alumnus to be elected to public office. Tony was elected in May 2022 to a four-year term as an at-large member of the City Council of Ocean City, NJ. “I count it a privilege that God blessed me with the opportunity to have this responsibility to serve the people of Ocean City, a place where I grew up, worked as a student, ran a business, and am raising my own family,” Tony said. “My goal is to make Ocean City the greatest family resort.” In addition to serving on City Council, Tony works as a salesman for Supplyitall Brady IFS in Vineland. Tony previously operated Tony P’s House of Pie on the Ocean City Boardwalk and also worked for Manco and Manco Pizza for 28 years. He and his wife, Jennifer, have two sons, JD and Michael, and have been long-time active members of Mission Point Church in Somers Point.
David Stabler (’89) has ministered since 1990 in over 30 nations on five continents as a missionary with Youth With a Mission (YWAM). Since 2009, David has been based at the YWAM Orlando campus where he trains future missionaries. David came to ACS in his junior year, a change that became a turning point in his life. “At ACS, I was able to grow and develop my faith and I rededicated my life to Christ,” David said. “I grew up in a Christian home, but ACS helped lay a solid foundation for what I’m doing now.” David also served as the youth pastor at Praise Tabernacle from 2002-2004. He and his wife, Rebecca, who he met in 1994 while serving with YWAM in the Caribbean, have three children, Marina, Noah, and Tiffany.
Nate Costantino (’90-8th grade) owns his own construction company, Nate Costantino Construction, based in Egg Harbor Township, where he and his wife, Kristen, also reside. They have two sons, Natale and Carlo. Nate’s brothers, Ross (’92), Mark, and Steve, also attended ACS when the school was a K-8th grade school. Their mother, Shirley, served for several years as the school librarian.
Ross Costantino, Jr. (’92-8th grade) and two of his brothers, Mark and Steve, who attended several years of elementary school at ACS, work together in a family business established in 2018 — Ross and Steve Costantino Construction. Ross and Steve (pictured at left) recently returned to ACS in the summer of 2024 to be the construction contractor to upgrade the ACS school kitchen from a warming kitchen to a commercial production kitchen. Ross and his brothers followed in the footsteps of their father, Ross, Sr., who founded Ross Costantino Construction in 1975. Ross, Jr. graduated from Egg Harbor Township High School and then attended DeVry University in Iselin. Ross and his wife, Clear, live in Egg Harbor Township and have four daughters, Jordan, Anna, Josephine, and Cecilia. Ross and his brother, Steve, worship with their families at St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish in Marmora. Their brother, Mark, and his wife, Emily, have five children, Isabella, Rocco, Abigail, Ross, and Leo, and they worship at Wellspring Church. They are also involved with ACS Scouts, as Rocco is a member of ACS Boy Scout Troop 389.
Pastor Ryan Atkinson (’96-8th grade) is lead pastor at Lakewood Chapel in Mays Landing, NJ. He first served for three years at Lakewood Chapel as the youth pastor and was ordained pastor in 2012. He is a graduate of Cedarville University in Ohio. He and his wife, Sarah, have two daughters and reside in Mays Landing.
Jonathan Cassell (’96-8th grade) is a certified public accountant and works at Murray & Becker LLC in Northfield, NJ. After graduating from ACS in the 8th grade, Jonathan attended high school at Pilgrim Academy. He went on to earn a BS in criminal justice from Cedarville University and a BA in business administration from Stockton University. Jonathan and his wife, Amanda, reside in Egg Harbor Township and have two sons, Mason and Noah. Mason is in elementary school at ACS. They attend Lakewood Chapel in Mays Landing, where Jonathan’s ACS classmate, Ryan Atkinson (’96), is the lead pastor. Jonathan is also the church treasurer.
Donna Kellerman Poore (’00-8th grade) is the District ELA/Social Studies Instructional Specialist in the New Castle County Vocational-Technical School District in Wilmington, DE. Donna’s roots in Delaware go back to college, when she enrolled in the University of Delaware and earned her BS in history education in May 2008. In August of that year, she tied the knot with Robert Poore, also a University of Delaware graduate. In 2009, Donna took a position as a history teacher at St. Georges Technical High School in Middletown, Delaware, where she continued to serve for over a dozen years and rose to the position of instructional coach. Donna earned her Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership from the University of Delaware in 2021, after earning her MA in Instruction: Teaching and Learning. She is also trained and certified in Cognitive Coaching.
Jessica Davey Kalisa (’02) is head of the foreign language department at Lakewood High School in Lakewood, NJ and is the Lakewood Public School District ESL Coach. Prior to that, Jessica was an ESL instructor at Atlantic Cape Community College. Jessica holds a Masters’ degree in international global education from Drexel University and is also a certified international peace negotiator. After earning her Masters’, Jessica took an overseas position in Rwanda, serving as the Vice Principal and Curriculum Director at the Kigali International School. She and her husband, Flabien, who married in 2010 in Rwanda, have two sons, Kirenga and Caleb, and a daughter, Michaela, and they reside in Egg Harbor Township.
Tiffiny Butl
er (’03), PhD, became Interim Vice Chancellor for the Division of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement Educational Equity at Rutgers University-New Brunswick in July 2024. While at ACS, Tiffiny played every sport and chose to attend Eastern University to become an athletic trainer. She earned a BS in biokinetics at Eastern and continued her educational journey at Temple University, where she earned an MA in athletic training. While at Temple, Tiffiny had her first experience doing research and earned her PhD, enabling her to teach at the college level. During her four years at Temple she taught anatomy and physiology and found that she loved interacting with the students. “It’s all about what God wants to do with you,” Tiffiny said. “He will equip you with what you need.” In 2013, Tiffiny relocated to Worcester, Massachusetts, to be a post-doctoral fellow in biomedical engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. She became an assistant teaching professor in 2016 at WPI and in 2019 became both a Teaching Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering and Director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs. In August 2021, Tiffiny returned to New Jersey to take a position as the Senior Director of Educational Equity at Rutgers University in New Brunswick.
Tim Richvalsky (’03) joined the Atlantic City Police Department in 2012 and works in the training division. He is also a Master Sergeant in the NJ Air National Guard, where he has served since 2004. “At ACS, I learned to think Biblically,” Tim said. “I developed a Christian worldview that has influenced how I live my life and guided the decisions I have made.” In October 2019, Tim was honored by the Atlantic City Police Foundation at its annual Heroes Luncheon that recognizes individuals who have given back to the public safety community. Tim was recognized for his role in responding to a hit-and-run that resulted in his being stabbed. Tim is married to another ACS alumnus, Ariel Nothaft Richvalsky (’05). She earned her BA in English literature from Eastern University’s Templeton Honors College and was a copy editor for the campus “Waltonian.” After graduating, Ariel returned to ACS as a faculty member and taught high school English for nine years. In May 2020, she earned her Masters of Information in school library media from Rutgers University. She works part-time as a Youth Services Librarian at the Linwood Public Library and is busy as a mom and homeschooling their 3 children, Eden, Everett, and Oliver. They reside in Absecon and are members of Heavenward Christian Fellowship.
Lauren Vogel McQuillan (’03), who was Valedictorian of the Class of 2003, graduated from Liberty University with a BS in psychology. She works for a non-profit, Freedom 4/24, that raises awareness and funds to educate people on the problem of human trafficking. She is also an event planner. Lauren is married to Kyle McQuillan, who works at Liberty as the financial officer for club sports and is the lacrosse coach. They have 3 children, Max, 12, Charlie, 10, and Quinn, 8.
Lindsay Adolph Medina (’04) is the co-founder of Grace Alliance Academy, a hybrid K-8 Christian school in Saylorsburg, PA, that opened its doors in 2019 to serve homeschooling families. At the time, the school was near to where Lindsay, her husband, Barrie, III, and their children were living. Although the family now lives near Houston, Texas, Lindsay remains involved with the school, working remotely as an administrator. By training, Lindsay is a Registered Nurse, earning her degree from Atlantic Cape Community College. She and Barrie were married in 2008. Lindsay worked for five years as a pediatric nurse before becoming a stay-at-home mom to Johanna, Isabella, Anneliese, Evelyn, Caroline, and Barrie, IV. She and her family are members of Christ Church Kingwood in Kingwood, Texas.
Katie Aungst (’04) earned a BS in Bible and an MA in elementary education from Cairn University. While at Cairn, Katie was the goalkeeper on the Women’s Field Hockey Team and played on the Women’s Tennis Team. She now resides in Blackwood, NJ and operates the computer room of the Camden County Public Library. She loves the Lord and takes every opportunity to share the gospel with those who come into the library.
Pastor Sean Grossman (’04) is pastor of Westfield First Baptist Church in Westfield, PA, a position he has held since 2013. He also works at Wardflex, an industrial metals manufacturing company. Sean received his Bachelor’s in Biblical studies in 2008 from Eastern University and his Master’s of Divinity from the Evangelical Theological Seminary in 2012. While studying for seminary for two years, Sean served in his first ministry position as youth director at Zion United Methodist Church in Myerstown, PA. Sean and his wife, Carissa, met at Eastern University and were married in July 2008. They have three children, Elizabeth, Ben, and Sophia, and reside in Westfield, PA.
Lauren Miller Carney (’04) is an elementary school teacher in Upper Township, NJ. In the fall of 2024, she will be working as a Literacy Enhancement Specialist with K-4th grade students in the Township. She earned her BA in elementary education from Eastern University in 2008. After graduating, she began substitute teaching at ACS before becoming a full-time faculty member in 2010. Lauren taught 3rd grade and middle school at ACS from 2010-2016. Lauren said she felt blessed to be able to return to teach at ACS, a place that she said felt like home when she was a student here. Lauren and her husband, Dan, reside in Absecon and have two sons, Grayson and Chase. Lauren and her sons can often be seen in the bleachers at ACS home basketball games, cheering on the Cougars, as Dan has helped coach the ACS Boys’ Basketball Team for a number of years.
Ian Wallace (’04) is the manager of procurement and assortment at Shoemaker Lumber Co. in Ocean City, NJ, a position he has held since 2011. Ian earned a BA in history from Eastern University. He was in the first ACS graduating class to graduate at the new campus in Egg Harbor Township in June 2004 and played pitcher and shortstop for three years at ACS. He returned to ACS to serve as the Varsity Boys’ Baseball Coach from 2009-2013. Ian has been a deacon at Ocean City Baptist Church and has overseen their adult basketball outreach on Tuesday nights in the winter and spring. One of his favorite life verses is Philippians 4:13 – “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”
Chris Masi (’05) is a TV writer who has written for a number of shows including “White Collar,” and “Graceland” on USA, “Being Mary Jane” on BET, and “Star” on Fox. In March 2023, a new TV series called “Ride” debuted on the Hallmark Channel that was created and written by Chris and his wife, Becky. The 10-episode show ran for one season. Chris met Becky at Biola University in Southern California, where he earned a degree in Film, Radio, and Television in 2009. After graduation, Chris landed an internship with the Academy of Motion Pictures Association and worked on the show “NCIS.” He was accepted in fall 2013 into the highly competitive NBC Universal “Writers on the Verge Program,” a prestigious writing fellowship in Hollywood. Masi was one of 8 writers selected to participate in the program out of over 2,000 writers who submitted spec scripts. The script that Chris wrote, and that won him a position with the Writers on the Verge, was a script for the HBO show, “The Newsroom.” On a visit to ACS in the spring of 2013, Chris, who was Salutatorian of the Class of 2005, spoke about the challenges of finding job in the television industry with juniors in the ACS 21st Century Life and Careers class. “ACS gave me the foundation of a Christian worldview and the values that build Christian character, which help me keep everything in perspective,” Chris said.
Melissa Vogel Scull (’05) graduated from Atlantic Cape Community College with an Associate’s degree in general studies and is a stay-at-home mom to her two children, Louise, 6, and Walter, 5. She is married to Colin Scull, who is a Messiah University graduate. Colin works for The Cumberland Insurance Group and they live in Stowe Creek, NJ. Melissa homeschools her children and is involved in a large co-op group in Cumberland County.
Amy Marino Pibernat (’06) has a successful career as an interior designer and since graduating from college has worked with Noble Hampton, Inc. in Northfield, NJ. Amy earned her BA in Art with a concentration in interior design in 2010 from Anderson University in South Carolina. Amy chose Anderson because it was a smaller Christian college “that would be just like my experience at ACS as well as match my interest in interior design.” Amy and her husband, Marc, met at Anderson and were married in 2011. They reside in Philadelphia and have two daughters, Mia and Lola.
Kelly Richvalsky Lane (’06) coordinates medical transport for the Inspira Hospital Network. Previously she worked nearly 10 years as an ER and Trauma/ICU nurse at the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City, NJ. She and her husband, Chris, returned to southern New Jersey after working with two Christian relief organizations in Lyra, Uganda. Kelly worked with Global Refuge International, an international health cooperative, helping train medics in Uganda on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of malaria. Kelly and Chris met at Palm Beach Atlantic University, where Kelly earned her nursing degree. They have three children, Owen, Jack, and Liv, and reside in Absecon. They worship at Wellspring Church in Mays Landing.
Jeff Raine (’06), a 2012 Police Academy graduate, has been a member of the Pleasantville, NJ police force since April 2014, and has risen to the rank of detective in the Criminal Investigation Division. Prior to joining the Pleasantville Police Department, Jeff served in the Atlantic County Sheriff’s Department. He has also served in the NJ Air National Guard since 2006 and is a Master Sergeant skilled as an Aircraft Armament Technician. Jeff is working towards a Bachelor’s degree in Homeland Security from Thomas Edison State College. Jeff married alumnus Christina DeLellis (’06) in 2009. They reside in Egg Harbor City.
Twin brothers Scott Stringer (2006-8th grade) and Chris Stringer (2006-8th grade) are pursuing two very different career paths. Scott earned a BA and MBA in finance from Rutgers Business School and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. He works on Wall Street in New York City and in December 2023 was promoted to Vice President of the consumer team at Wolfe Research, LLC. Chris is an airline pilot and has been flying with United Airlines since February 2023. He was formerly a pilot for nearly 4 years with Piedmont Airlines and rose to the rank of captain. Chris earned a Master’s in mechanical engineering in 2022 from Temple University and holds a BS in aerospace, aeronautical, and astronautical engineering from Ohio State University.
Karissa Evans Costello (’07) returned to ACS to serve on the faculty/staff in 2011, after graduating from Liberty University with a BS in health and physical education. She worked for one year as a Resource Room teacher and aide in the Early Education Center, and from 2012-2022 was a preschool teacher. She now works in management at Costello Roofing. Karissa married fellow ACS classmate Kyle Costello (’07) and they have two children, Colton and Kinsley, who attend ACS. They reside in Mays Landing and worship at Mission Point. Kyle is a landscaper by trade and since 2017 has worked in the grounds department of the City of Ocean City.
Lauren Greeley Calogero (’07) is a health, wellness, and life coach. She is the owner of Internal Harmony Wellness Center, a medical day spa she opened in Linwood, NJ in 2019. In 2022, Lauren opened another fitness-focused business in Linwood — Practice Linwood — a small group workout and training studio — available online and in person. Lauren began her career as a personal fitness trainer and life coach in 2014, creating a business called LevelUp Coaching. She earned a BS in Christian psychology and counseling from Liberty University. Lauren and her husband, Jordon, were married in 2015 and reside in Florida. They have one daughter, Venezia, born in November 2023.
Dana Fagerstrom Carman (’07) lives in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina with her husband, Josh, and their two sons, Aiden and Weston. Dana and Josh met when they were both students at Liberty University. After marrying in 2012, they moved to Coatesville, PA, where Dana worked for several years for Sign-Pro, a sign fabrication company, and Josh worked as a financial planner. During the COVID pandemic, Josh invented a game called Popdarts, and he is now the cofounder and CEO of the very successful company that produces and sells this game.
Taylor Hadley (’07) is a Physician’s Assistant in Vineland, NJ and is affiliated with Cape Regional Medical Center. After graduating as the valedictorian of the Class of 2007, Taylor continued to excel academically and earned his undergraduate degree from Grove City College. He then attended PA school, where he graduated with Honors in 2017. Taylor and his wife, Kristen, were married in 2019 and have two sons, Jude and Ezra. They live in Beesley’s Point and are active members of Ocean City Baptist Church.
Marcus Hughes, MD (’07) is pursuing a career in medicine. In June 2024, he completed his residency program, doing three years of psychiatry training at the Howard University College of Medicine and his final year at the Yale School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry. In 2025, Marcus will be an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Yale and an attending psychiatrist in the Interventional Psychiatry Service at Yale Psychiatric Hospital. Marcus earned his MD from Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School in 2017 and his BS in biology from Rutgers University in 2013. “I’m grateful to ACS for the way the teachers and coaches invested their time in me to help me see all that God wanted for me,” Marcus said during a 2016 visit to ACS. “ACS played a critical role in my personal and spiritual development.”
Brianna McHale Haltom (’07) is a Professor of Education at Western Governor’s University and an Adjunct Professor and Student Teacher Supervisor at Liberty University. She is also Doctoral Chair at Liberty. Brianna received her Doctor of Education in curriculum and instruction, with a concentration in special education, in 2021 from Liberty. For her final Ph.D. project, Brianna examined professional development and differentiated instruction at ACS. Brianna and her husband, Caleb, were married in 2009 and relocated from Egg Harbor Township, NJ to Forest, VA in 2022. While in NJ, Brianna worked as a special education teacher in the Resource Room at the Ventnor Middle School. Brianna and Caleb, who works at Liberty University, have four children — Brantley, Maverick, McKenna, and Jocelyn.
Grant Miller (’07) is a health and physical education teacher at Pleasantville High School, a position he began in fall 2022 after teaching for four years at ACS. At ACS, Grant taught 5th grade for two years and Upper School Bible and a writing elective class for two years. He also coached the Middle School Boys Basketball Team from 2012-2013 and from 2018-2020 was head coach of the Middle School Girls Basketball Team, which saw winning success in the Atlantic Cape Junior High League. Grant earned a BS in physical education and health from Montclair State University in 2012. He previously taught 4th-6th grades at Gospel of Grace Christian School in Linwood and 5th grade at Crossroads Christian Academy in Panama City, Panama, where he met his wife, Minelva. They married in January 2017 and reside in Northfield, NJ. They have one daughter, Naomi, born on New Year’s Day 2023.
Nathan Wallace (’07) is a sheriff in Cape May County, NJ. He graduated on January 13, 2016 at the top of his class in the Cape May County Police Academy. At graduation, he received the “Director Award” from the Sheriff’s Office for achieving “the highest level of performance in all areas of law enforcement training, including academic, vehicle operations, firearms and physical fitness, and the unwavering dedication to the achievement of excellence.” Nate lives in Ocean City and worships at Ocean City Baptist Church.
Carly Harper Witherow (’08) earned her BA in sports ministry from Baptist Bible College and returned to ACS to coach girls’ soccer in fall 2012. After serving as head coach of the Middle School Girls’ Soccer team for a year, Carly moved up to be head coach of the Varsity Girls’ Soccer team in the 2014 season. From 2015-2022, she led the Lady Cougars to six consecutive appearances in the Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference (TSCAC) Tournament finals and five consecutive TSCAC Championships. In 2019 and 2020, Carly received the TSCAC Varsity Girls’ Soccer Coach of the Year Award. Since 2017, Carly has been a preschool teacher at Trinity Preschool in Beesley’s Point, NJ. Carly and her husband Eric, who wed in 2012, have two children, Delaney and Sheppard, and reside in Marmora. Delaney is an elementary student at ACS.
Allegra Nothaft Dorotheo (’08) earned her BS in biology and zoology at Palm Beach Atlantic University. She worked for five years as a zookeeper at the Palm Beach Zoo in West Palm Beach, Florida, where she volunteered and interned while earning her degree. During college, Alle went on a missions trip to Thailand, where she taught English to K-8th graders during the day and to their parents in the evening. Some special memories — riding an elephant and eating fired maggots. She married Jay Dorotheo, a pharmacy school student at Palm Beach Atlantic, in June 2013. In 2017, Alle and her family moved to Flagstaff, Arizona, where she is a stay-at-home mom to four children, Theodore, Eliana, Jayson, and Blaise.
Eric Vogel (’08) created and launched his own business in 2021 — an online e-commerce bookstore that sells used books on Amazon, Ebay, and other websites. He was later joined in the business by his two brothers and fellow ACS alumni, Daniel (’13) and Caleb (’23), and the business took the official name of “Three Brothers Bookstore.” After graduating from ACS, Eric also attended Atlantic Cape Community College for one year.
Sterling Breunig (’09) graduated from Liberty University in 2013 and is a manager at Sterling Tackle in Marmora, NJ. He lives in Beesley’s Point and is active at Greentree Church where he is a high school youth leader and youth event planner for students in the 7th-12th grades. He also leads a 5th-6th grade boys’ small group at Greentree. Sterling enjoys playing volleyball and pickleball with friends.
Rebecca Evans Knight (’09) took off two years during her college years to go to Australia, where she majored in vocals at Hillsong College, a Bible and leadership college. After completing her her psychology degree from Southeastern University, she took a position with Young Life in Auburn, Washington, overseeing the organization’s operations in the local schools there. She married Kevin Knight in 2018 and relocated to Florida in 2020. They have one son, Judah.
Gina Govern Deibert (’09) earned a psychology degree from Gwynedd Mercy College in 2012 and is working at Jersey Shore Gastroenterology Associates. She and her husband, Ian, reside in Smithville, NJ, and she is a busy mom to their three children, Rose, Callum, and Oliver.
Paul Greeley (’09) is serving in the U.S. Air Force and is based out of MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, FL. He graduated from Basic Training in October 2015 with honors and a War Hawk award. His area of expertise is in electrical power production and he rose to the rank of Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge in July 2020. Paul has been deployed to several places, including Baghdad, Iraq, where he worked in air combat command and control. Paul holds an AA in mechanical and electrical technology from the Community College of the Air Force and a BS in history from Liberty University. Prior to joining the Air Force, Paul served on staff at the Ocean City Tabernacle. Some of his favorite pastimes are scuba diving, hiking, rock climbing, and running marathons, especially obstacle course races like the Spartan Race.
Byron Nelson (’09) is the Boys’ Basketball Head Coach at the Atlantic County Institute of Technology in Mays Landing, NJ, a position he has held since 2020. He also teaches health and PE. Byron graduated from Kean University in 2016 with a BS in communication recreation administration. Prior to working at ACIT, Byron worked at Winslow Township High School and at ACS, as a fitness trainer and running basketball clinics. In 2019, Byron married ACS classmate Amy Vogel Nelson (’09). Amy earned her BA in elementary education from Stockton University in 2013. She returned to ACS in 2015 to serve as the Extended Care Director and then served as an elementary teacher until 2020. Amy is a homemaker and she and Byron reside in Northfield and worship at Wellspring Church in Mays Landing. They have three children — Cameron, Malakai, and Elijah.
Taylor Piccinich (’09) is a Senior Manager of Logistics and Distribution for Crestron Electronics, a company he has worked for since 2014. He graduated in spring 2014 with a BS in exercise science from Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Taylor, who was a stand-out hitter on the ACS Varsity baseball team, also played catcher for two years on the university’s Division 1 baseball team. In May 2019, Taylor graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Master’s in engineering and technology management from Oklahoma State University and in 2022 earned a Doctorate in Strategic Leadership from Liberty University. Taylor and his wife, Shayla, who married in 2016, live in Texas and have one son, Eliphalet, born in June 2023.
Erica Picking Klemic (’09), who was valedictorian of the Class of 2009, earned a BS in exercise science from Liberty University and a Masters in functional medicine and nutrition from the University of Western States. From 2019-2020, Erica worked as a nutritionist in the family business at Janice Picking’s Nutritional and Functional Medicine in Egg Harbor Township. Prior to working there, Erica was a personal fitness trainer at Aaron Bada’s Golf Specific Fitness Club in Somers Point. In November 2019, Erica married David Klemic, a former NFL football player with the Kansas City Chiefs. They reside in Egg Harbor Township and attend Landmark Church in Ocean City. They have two children, Callie and Andy.
Devon McHale Bernadino (’09) is a 1st grade teacher at ACS, after having served as a Cougar Camp Director, preschool teacher, and preschool aide. Devon graduated in 2013 from Liberty University with a BS in family and consumer sciences. She married her husband, Francisco, in 2019 and they have two children, Eden and Cruz. They reside in Egg Harbor Township and worship at Mission Point Church in Somers Point.
Casey Richvalsky Stoll (’09) earned a nursing degree from Palm Beach Atlantic University and spent several years working at St. Mary’s Hospital in West Palm Beach, Florida. From 2016-2023, she worked as a travel nurse, specializing as a NICU nurse. She traveled across the U.S. and worked in various hospitals that had vacancies or urgent patient needs. In 2023, she married Timothy Stoll and they are expecting their first child in September 2024. They live in Elgin, Illinois and Casey works as a NICU nurse at a nearby hospital.
Jessica Scheule Pandorf (’09) is a Director of Marketing at Liberty University, focusing on the areas of Administration, Special Projects, and Athletics, a position she has held since November 2021. She previously served for two years as Liberty’s Athletics Marketing Manager, and also served for 9 months as the university’s NCAA Project Manager, creating marketing materials for the university’s 20 Division 1 NCAA athletics teams. Jessica is a Liberty alumnus, having earned a BS in Communications, specializing in advertising, in 2014, and a Master’s in education in 2017. She and her husband, Tim, who is also a Liberty alumnus, were married in 2015 and reside in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Kim Thomas Hanson (’09) graduated from Stockton University in 2013, with a major in English and a minor in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. In January 2014, Kim went on an 11-month missions trip to 11 countries in Africa, Europe, and Asia to do humanitarian work with the Christian organization called WorldRace.org. “I have a heart to serve Christ because of the influences in my life, such as Atlantic Christian,” Kim said. Her missions trip was also highlighted in a September 2014 article in the Press of Atlantic City. In July 2019, Kim married Will Hanson, who she met during her missions trip. Kim is a stay-at-home mom and they have two children, Lynx and Monty, and are expecting a third child in September 2024. Kim and Will reside in Upper Township and worship at Greentree Church.
Alexa Weintraub Byrd (’09) earned a BA in interdisciplinary studies from Coastal Carolina University, with a concentration in education and social work. After college, she and her husband, Torren, put down roots in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Since 2018, Alexa has worked at Bridgewater Academy, a charter elementary school in Horry County, and at Bridge Builders Family and Youth Services as a counselor. Alexa and Torren are active at Ekklesia Christian Church and have two girls, Victoria and Ava.
Drew Aungst (’10) is a certified pilot and airplane mechanic who earned his BS in mission aviation technology from Moody Bible Institute. He has long had a heart for international missions to bring the gospel to unreached people groups in remote areas. He started his career with Mission Aviation Training Academy in Spokane, WA in 2013 and then moved to Florida to work with Missionary Flights International. Drew and his wife, Betty, were married in 2015 and have four children — June, Wiley, Adalida, and Moxie. They reside in El Doret, Kenya, where Drew is an aviation mechanic and pilot with Samaritan’s Purse and is loadmaster for food drops throughout Africa.
Steven Callahan (’10) traveled to England after graduating from ACS to attend Calvary Chapel Bible College in York, England, where he earned an Associate’s degree in Biblical Theology in 2012. He then returned to the U.S. and in 2016 enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. Steven served in the Reserves for six years, rising to the rank of Infantry Squad Leader. Since June 2021, Steven has been a youth worker with the New Jersey Juvenile Commission, while continuing his pursuit of higher education, earning a BS in psychology in May 2024 from Southern New Hampshire University. Steven lives in Egg Harbor City.
Jodi Kelley Crane (’10) joined the Coast Guard Reserves after high school. She attended Cumberland County College, where she was a starting guard and co-captain of the Dukes Women’s Basketball team that in 2013-2014 was ranked sixth among junior colleges in the nation. During her high school career, Jodi set a school record in 2010, becoming the first Lady Cougar in ACS history to score 1,000 career points. Her nickname on the court was “Machine Gun Kelley” for her rapid fire ability to sink the ball in the basket, especially from the 3-point range. In 2022, ACS recognized and honored Jodi by retiring her #5 basketball jersey. Jodi and her husband, Kyle, were married in 2019 and have one daughter.
Billy Powell (’10) is an area construction manager for D.R. Horton, a large, nationwide home building company. From 2018-2019, Billy was Director of Operations for Jersey Coastal Realty Group. Prior to that, Billy was the assistant general manager at the Ocean City Water Park for a year and worked for five years as director of the Moorlyn Family Theatre in Ocean City. Billy earned a BA in finance from Stockton University. He and his wife, Julia, were married in March 2017 and have two sons, Carter and Chase. They reside in Egg Harbor Township and are members of Ocean City Baptist Church.
Tommy Tillis (’10) joined the U.S. Navy after high school and served as a Navy rescue swimmer for six years, with three tours of duty to Bahrain. He married another ACS alumnus, Rachel Picking (’11), in 2013 and they have four children, Ellie, Cooper, Josie, and Cole. While Tommy was serving in the Navy, the family lived in Norfolk, VA, but they returned to South Jersey in 2018. They reside in Egg Harbor Township and are active at Landmark Church in Ocean City. Tommy is a firefighter in Ocean City, his life-long dream job, and Rachel is a stay-at-home mom. Rachel, who was valedictorian of the Class of 2010, attended Liberty University where she earned a BS in business administration.
Harrison Zalman (’10) works as a computer programmer for Vanguard. Prior to that, he was a computer programmer at the FAA William J. Hughes Technical Center in Mays Landing. He earned his BS in computer programming from Arcadia University.Harrison continues to enjoy playing the bass guitar with bands in South Jersey and Philadelphia and is writing some original music. He resides in Philadelphia.
Dara Brown Heston (’11). If you visit the Charity Center Thrift Store on Tilton Road in Northfield, NJ, you will likely be welcomed with a smile by Dara, who is the store manager. Since 2015, Dara has been working for the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, first as a chef overseeing the Mission’s kitchen for six years, and then as manager of the Mission’s thrift store. Dara’s passion is helping people in need. She also enjoys using her artistic talents to paint murals, including ones in Ireland, Nicaragua, Florida, and New Jersey, even decorating the stall doors in the Upper School girl’s bathroom at ACS. In the fall of 2020, Dara became a certified Medical Assistant and began working at a plasma clinic in Atlantic City. Dara and her husband, Mike, who married in May 2014, reside in Hammonton and have one daughter, Nairobi, born in February 2023.
Brianna Butler Treadwell (’11) married Marcus Treadwell in September 2023 and they reside in Mays Landing. Brianna earned her undergraduate degree in 2015 from Eastern University and is working on her MBA in organizational management from Eastern as well. She also played for two seasons on Eastern’s Women’s Basketball Team from 2011 to 2013. Brianna was an assistant coach of the St. Joseph Academy Varsity Girls Basketball Team in the 2022-2023 season. During her high school years, Brianna was a strong, contributing guard on the Lady Cougars basketball team that in 2010 and 2011 won the Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference championship and a national championship.
Maryah Coleman (’11) is the owner of Swapz Houston, a sneaker store in the Tanger Outlets in Atlantic City. The store is a place where used sneakers can be bought, sold, and traded. Maryah was previously the co-owner of 2nd Chance Sneaker Boutique in Absecon. In 2015, the Boutique donated more than 40 pairs of footwear to the Hustle Hard Training Program that conducted a 3-day basketball clinic for children in Kenya. Maryah was a stand-out basketball player during her ACS career, getting into the record book for pulling down 1,000 rebounds in 2011. She was also a starting forward on the 2013-2014 Cumberland County College basketball team that had a near perfect record of 16-1 and was ranked sixth in the nation by the National Junior College Athletic Association. She attended Southeastern University in Florida. In 2014, Maryah returned to ACS to serve for 2 years as head coach of the ACS JV Girls’ Basketball team and Assistant Coach of the Girls’ Varsity basketball team. Maryah stays active playing flag football and has been a member of the co-ed adult team “Public Enemy” that won the championship in fall 2023 in the South Jersey Sojo Sports league.
Alec Filippini (’11) graduated from Cairn University in 2016 with a BA in business administration. Since 2018, Alec has been working in the accounting department at Cooper University Health Care in Camden, NJ. During his college career, Alec played on Cairn University’s Men’s Basketball team for three years and was named to the CSAC All-Academic Team in the spring semesters of 2014 and 2015. Alec has a huge passion for basketball and has worked part-time on the weekends with the ‘Pushin The Limit’ basketball organization helping training students from the 3rd-12th grades to develop their ball playing skills.
Morgan Jones Weatherholtz (’11) graduated from Clarks Summit University in 2015 with a degree in health and physical education. During her four years at Clarks Summit, she played on the women’s basketball, softball, and soccer teams. After college, Morgan returned to South Jersey and worked in public relations at Coastal Christian in Ocean City. She and her husband, Jake, married in 2016 and relocated to Lynchburg, VA. Morgan has worked at several preschools in the Lynchburg area and with a before- and after-school program for K-6th grade students.
Amanda Paone Mumaw (’11) graduated from Liberty University in 2015 with a BA in special education and elementary education. She spent several years as a 3rd grade teacher at Atlantic Community Charter School in Galloway, NJ. In April 2017, she married Graham Mumaw, a fellow alumnus of Liberty, and they have one daughter, Hannah. They reside in Marmora and are members of Greentree Church.
Tiele Piccinich Calabrese (’11) is the Trade Compliance Manager at Crestron Electronics in northern New Jersey, a position she has held since 2023. She graduated from Liberty University in 2016 with a BS in public health: health promotions. She married her best friend, Jonathan Calabrese, in June 2023 and they are expecting their first child in October 2024.
Sarah Vogel Laury (’11) graduated from Atlantic Cape Community College with an Associate’s Degree in general studies and is a stay-at-home mom to 5-year-old triplets, who will be starting kindergarten at ACS in fall 2024. She is married to TJ Laury, a graduate of Drexel University and owner of Ben’s Pro Serve, a plumbing and heating company located in Vineland and Cape May Courthouse. They reside in Beesley’s Point and worship at Mission Point in Somers Point.
Chris Zalman (’11) served two years in the Israeli Army, which included being stationed in Gaza. After returning to the states, Chris joined the U.S. Army and served for three years. He and his wife, Talia, live in Maryland and have four children.
Cody Breunig (’12) is living and working in Maryland in federal law enforcement. He received his BS in criminal justice from Liberty University. After college, he graduated from the policy academy and became an Ocean City police officer. He and his wife, Molly, were married in June 2020. They have one son, Henry, and are expecting a second child in November 2024.
Kaylee Breunig (’12) earned her BS in kinesiology from Liberty University in 2016 and joined the faculty at ACS in the fall of 2017. Since that time, she has served as the elementary and middle school PE teacher. She became head coach of the Varsity Girls’ Basketball Team in the 2017-2018 season and since that time the Lady Cougars have won the Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference Championship three times, in 2018, 2021, and 2023, and finished in first place in the regular season in 2018, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. Kaylee was also named the TSCAC Varsity Girls’ Basketball Coach of the Year twice, in 2018 and 2023. Kaylee says she never considered working anywhere else but at ACS. “I love being here. I know everyone in the whole school and I see the image of God in the relationships that I have here,” Kaylee said. Kaylee lives in Beesley’s Point and is an active volunteer at Greentree Church. In the summer months, she works in her family’s business, Sterling Tackle. In her leisure time, she enjoys playing tennis and volleyball and crabbing and fishing at Beesley’s Beach and along the Tuckahoe River.
Ani Karabashian (’12) earned a Master’s in Urban and Regional Planning from Rutgers University-New Brunswick in 2022 and holds certification from the American Institute of Certified Planners. In the summer of 2023, she relocated to Denver, CO and became a city planner for the City of Aurora, after working as a planner at Heyer, Gruel & Associates in Red Bank, NJ. Ani received a BA in social work from Gordon College in 2016. After graduation, she worked as a nutrition educator for Food Corps NJ, working with K-8 students in the Atlantic City public schools and at the Salvation Army. In 2018, Ani became a SNAP-ED nutrition educator with the Community FoodBank of NJ, Southern Branch, teaching nutrition classes to adults and children, which included cooking demos. Ani worships at The Heights Church in Denver. She enjoys gardening, exploring the outdoors, and cooking. In the winter of 2020-2021, Ani baked and sold Armenian pastries to raise funds for the Armenian Soldier’s Fund in Armenia. She resides in Denver.
Asher Nothaft (’12) has been a sheriff’s officer in Cumberland County, NJ since 2021, after graduating from the Police Academy. He has also been serving in the security forces of the NJ Air National Guard since 2018 and has been deployed several times, including to Kuwait and Curacao. He earned his Associate’s degree from Atlantic Cape Community College, after graduating from ACS as the salutatorian of the Class of 2012. Asher and his wife, Michelle, were married in 2019 and reside in Bridgeton.
Shereesha Richards James (’12) led the Lady Cougars to three Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference Varsity Basketball championships and two national championships during her three years as an All-Star forward at ACS. She went on to became one of the best college players on the East Coast, playing for the Division I University of Albany from 2012-2016. A native of Jamaica, Shereesha also played on the Jamaican Women’s National Basketball team during the summer of 2014. While at UAlbany, Shereesha led the women’s basketball team to an appearance each year in the NCAA Tournament. She was named the America East Conference “Player of the Week” over 20 times and by the end of her senior year had broken every all-time scoring and rebounding record in UAlbany women’s basketball history. Shereesha earned her BS in social work from UAlbany in 2016. After graduation, Shereesha played four years of professional women’s basketball in Spain and two summer seasons of pro ball in Australia. Shereesha married David James in April 2020 and they reside in Australia, where she is pursuing a career in social work.
Ben Chapman (’13) earned a BS in physical education at Cairn University in 2017. Ben, who was a standout pitcher and hitter during his high school career at ACS, played on the Cairn Men’s Varsity Baseball Team. He also played on the Cairn Golf Team for two years and on the Men’s Volleyball Team for one year. During college, Ben worked with KidsSport, a K-12th grade homeschool program, leading their gym classes. “It was a great ministry opportunity and I got the experience of teaching them various sports,” Chapman said. After graduation, Ben taught K-6th PE at Vineland Public Charter School and substitute taught and coached co-ed soccer and Middle School Boys’ Basketball at King’s Christian School. From 2019-2021, Ben taught 4th-12th grade boys’ PE at ACS. He has also served as head coach of the Varsity Boys’ Soccer and Baseball Teams and an assistant coach of the Varsity Boys’ Basketball Team.
Andrew Gregas (’13) relocated to Arlington, Texas in June 2024 to be the area director of Young Life, after previously serving as the Young Life director in Ocean City, NJ. He also served on staff at Landmark Church and at the Ocean City Tabernacle. Andrew married fellow ACS alumnus Tiffiny White (’15) in June 2016 and they have two daughters, Harper and Jordyn.
Ethan Hoover (’13) is the creative director at Landmark Church in Ocean City, NJ overseeing video and audio production. In January 2022, Ethan launched the “Rechurched” podcast with Landmark pastor Matt Maher. Ethan graduated from Regent University in 2017 with a BS in business marketing. He tied the knot in April 2022, marrying Sage Thomas, and they reside in Egg Harbor Township. Ethan and his brother, Blair, are co-owners of Hoover Collective, a company they started in 2018 that offers web design and development services. Ethan also founded Chase & Fellow, a media company that specializes in producing music-driven wedding videos. Ethan also uses his creative talents working for OverWear, a south Jersey non-profit that creates and distributes an inspirational clothing line.
Hector Pagoada (’13) is a physical therapist with AtlantiCare in southern New Jersey. He pursued his education in physical therapy at Stockton University for 10 years, earning his doctorate in 2023. He lives in Brigantine, NJ and worships at Emmanuel Prayer Center in Ventnor.
Jonathan Picking (’13) is the owner of Virginia Beach Watersports that has expanded to three locations since opening in 2019. The business offers water skiing, tubing, wake boarding, jet skiing, pontoon boats, and sunset dinner cruises. Jonathan earned a BS in exercise science from Liberty University, where he met his wife, Bethany. They married in February 2020 and reside in Sand Bridge, VA.
Kaylee Redding Carolus (’13) and her husband, Levi, married in August 2019 and have two young children, LJ and Lakelyn. Kaylee is not only a busy stay-at-home mom, but she is also doing in-home child care in her Egg Harbor Township, NJ home, a business she launched in September 2023. After graduating from ACS, Kaylee attended Atlantic Cape Community College and coached gymnastics for 10 years, 4 of them at Bright Stars Gymnastics and Swim Academy in Egg Harbor Township. Drawing from her experience, Kaylee enjoys incorporating gymnastics as an activity for her daycare kids. Kaylee also has had the opportunity to use her God-given musical talents over the years, and was a vocalist with the worship team at Fresh Start Church from 2007-2016.
Hannah Schalles (’13) completed Cedarville University’s 7-year PharmD program in May 2020 and received her Doctor of Pharmacy. She is now working as a clinical pharmacist at Nemours Hospital for Children in Wilmington, DE, where she did her residency. Hannah, who was valedictorian of the Class of 2013, values the close Christian friendships that she made during her years at ACS. Her favorite class at ACS – Pastor Matt Mouliert’s Bible Leadership Class. “What I learned in that class really strengthened my faith, where I could know that there is concrete evidence for what I believe,” Hannah said.
Jordan Scheidegg (’13) lives in Florida and works for a medical clinic in St. Petersburg, performing aesthetic medical procedures, such as lip fillers, Botox, and face lifts. Jordan, who was Salutatorian of the Class of 2013, earned a Doctorate in nursing practice at Stockton University. She also earned her BSN from Stockton in 2019, with a minor in holistic health, and received her Master’s in January 2021. She is licensed in Florida and New Jersey as an RN and a Nurse Practitioner. She resides in Tampa and attends The River Church.
Jamie Zalman Tortola (’13) earned a BS in sports ministry from Clarks Summit University, where she played on the women’s volleyball and softball teams. After graduating, she was an assistant coach for Clarks Summit’s women’s volleyball team for two years. While on a 2015 missions trip in Guatemala, Jamie met her husband, Andres, and they married in 2018. Since 2021, they have lived in Jamestown, North Carolina and have one son, Sebastian, and a daughter, Lucy.
Daniel Vogel (’13) earned a BS in computer science from Stockton University in 2017. He works alongside his brothers, Eric (’08) and Caleb (’23), in a successful e-commerce book-selling business called “Three Brothers Bookstore” based in Egg Harbor Township that Eric founded in 2021. Daniel worships at Linwood Community Church, where he grew up, and is active with the Olympians and the South Jersey Young Adults Christian networking group.
Elliott Breunig (’14) earned his BA in business administration from Liberty University in 2018. He is working as a manager at Sterling Tackle, a family business in Marmora. Elliott is involved in service at Greentree Church, where he leads a 3rd-4th grade boys’ small group and teaches 1st-5th grade Sunday school. Elliott’s favorite place to be is out on the water. He enjoys crabbing and fishing and playing volleyball and tennis. He resides in Beesley’s Point.
Luke Evans (’14) enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps after graduating from ACS and served for two years in Washington, DC in a special ceremonial honorary unit called “The Old Guard.” He also served in South Korea. In 2019, Luke transferred into the Marine Corps Reserves and in spring 2022 he earned a Bachelor’s from Liberty University. He and his wife, Bridgette, were married in 2020 and live in Lynchburg, VA.
Vassil Stoimenov (’14) came to the U.S. from Bulgaria at the age of 16 and attended ACS, where he excelled on the basketball court and was part of two ACS Varsity Boys championship teams. After graduation, he received a scholarship to Maryville University of Saint Louis in Missouri, where he played on the Men’s Basketball Team and majored in business management and leadership. After college, he played semi-pro basketball and was a member of the Bulgarian National Basketball team. Vassil lives in Los Angeles, CA and is a District Manager for ADP, a national company that provides human resources management and services. Vassil is also the CEO of Concrete Regeneration, a construction company he founded in 2018 that installs decorative concrete floors. Vassil is also involved with the Consulate General of Bulgaria in Los Angeles, helping to promote Bulgarian culture in California.
Victoria Winder Colquhoun (’14) works as an office manager at Cape Chiropractic in Dennis, NJ, after studying at Atlantic Cape Community College, where she made the Dean’s List in fall 2022. She also works as a crypto investment manager. Victoria married Joshua Colquhoun in 2023 and they have one daughter, Eliza, who was born in April 2024. They reside in Ocean City.
Michael Heath (’15) is a police officer, serving since 2017 with the Margate City Police Department. He completed his training at the Police Academy in 2016 and at graduation received an award for finishing in first place at almost 100% in the physical fitness testing his class underwent. Mike is an avid body builder and can often be found working out at the Attilis Gym. He and his wife, Jordan, were married in August 2019 and live in South Egg Harbor, NJ. They have one daughter, Ryan, born in November 2023.
Paul Jones (’15) is teaching high school Bible at ACS and is head of the Varsity Boys Basketball Team. He is also serving as the youth pastor at Friendship Bible Church in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. Paul returned to ACS in 2022 after moving to Florida in 2020 to teach Bible and history and coach the Varsity Boys Basketball Team at Trinity Christian Academy. Paul holds a BA in pastoral ministries from Liberty University. Paul is passionate about basketball and has his own business, Kingdom Courts, that provides one-on-one and group basketball skills training. His business motto is: “training the next generation of hoopers — glorify God — outwork everyone.” Paul is married to Hunter Robinson, a former ACS student, and they have two daughters, Selah and Kapri.
Samuel Karabashian (’15) has been living and working in the nation’s capital since graduating in 2019 from Biola University with a degree in business analytics. In 2024, Sam earned a Master’s in Security Studies, with a concentration in international security, from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service. He has worked in the Capitol Hill office of Rep. Mark Green of Tennessee, as a Program Director for the Armenian Assembly of America, and as an analyst with DeLoitte, a global firm that provides audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services.
Michelle Reilly Pagoada (’15) graduated from Anderson University in South Carolina in May 2019 with a BA in public relations. She works in customer service for F.W. Webb in Egg Harbor Township. Prior to that, she worked in customer service at Chapman Ford and Gerry Palermo Plumbing. Michelle is using her musical vocal talents as a member of the Worship Team at Wellspring Church in Mays Landing. Michelle married fellow ACS alumnus Sergio Pagoada (’14) in 2022 and they reside in Mays Landing. Sergio is an auto technician at the BMW dealership in Egg Harbor Township. They are expecting their first child in December 2024.
Lydia Schalles (’15) works for the Department of Defense and lived in Washington, DC from 2019 to July 2023, when she relocated to Honolulu, Hawaii. After graduating from ACS as valedictorian of the Class of 2015, she attended George Washington University in Washington, DC. She earned a BS in international affairs in 2019, with a concentration in security policy and East Asian studies, and a minor in Korean and business administration. Lydia has always been interested in international affairs and spent the summer between her junior and senior years at ACS in South Korea as part of a U.S. State Department-sponsored program with the National Security Language Institute. She is fluent in Korean and first became interested in learning the language while interacting with Korean exchange students at ACS. In her leisure time, Lydia enjoys running, hiking, and surfing. She ran in the Honolulu Marathon in December 2022 and keeps in shape by running half-marathons, including the Ocean City half marathon and the Philadelphia half marathon.
Leah Vogel Glancey (’15) is a stay-at-home mom married to Matthew Glancey, who is a high school Bible teacher at ACS. After graduating from ACS, Leah completed a gap year with Youth With a Mission (YWAM) and is currently a busy wife and mom to Simeon, 5, who will enter kindergarten at ACS in fall 2024, Ruth, 3, Shep, 2, and Molly, 4 weeks. They reside in Northfield.
Lydia Dice (’16) is a middle school teacher at Lititz Christian School in Lancaster County, PA, and has also been the head coach of their Middle School Girls Basketball Team. Lydia was valedictorian of the Class of 2016 and graduated with honors in 2020 from Lancaster Bible College, with a degree in Bible and middle level education in science and math. During her college career, she ran cross country for Lancaster Bible. In August 2020, Lydia moved to South Carolina to work as a Resident Leader at the OneLife Institute at South Wesleyan University. She did her own gap-year experience with OneLife during her freshman year in college. In 2023, Lydia co-authored a book with her mother, Anne, entitled “Is There a Shark in the Pool?” about dealing with anxiety. According to Mrs. Dice, the Lord used Lydia’s Bible class at ACS to partner with the power of the Holy Spirit to place her on His path to healing from anxiety. Lydia also continues to be active in missions outreach, particularly in the Dominican Republic as part of the Building Houses…Building Relationships project in Los Cocos de Jacagua.
Franklin David Heuman (’16) earned a BS in sports management from Lancaster Bible College in 2021. That same year, he married Elizabeth, a fellow student at Lancaster Bible College, and she will begin teaching 2nd grade at ACS in the fall of 2024. David works at Ocean Casino in Atlantic City and they reside in Egg Harbor Township.
Jeff McConnell (’16) is serving as a full-time missionary with Circuit Riders, based in Huntington Beach, CA. Circuit Riders is a ministry under the auspices of Youth With a Mission, focused on reaching young people with the gospel in universities and high schools. Since graduating from college in 2020, Jeff has been on the road working in the Pacific Northwest, Western Europe, the United Kingdom, Africa, and Norway, doing street evangelism and leading worship and preaching the gospel at rallies at high schools, colleges, and churches. Jeff earned a BA from Rowan University, double majoring in business and music. While at Rowan, he served in the student government and carried out a service project at a church in Glassboro, designing a new sound system and providing training on how to use the system.
Jacob Mouliert (’16) earned his MA in counseling at Lancaster Bible College in 2021 and is working as a counselor at Naaman, a faith-based organization in Lancaster, PA that provides evidence-based treatment for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. Jake also obtained his BA in counseling from Lancaster Bible College. He and his wife, April were married in October 2020 and live in Lancaster.
Robin Simpson (’16) is a licensed social worker who is on the staff of Uncommon Schools, a K-12 public charter school system in Camden, NJ. Robin, who was salutatorian of the Class of 2016, earned her Master’s in social work from the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy and Practice in April 2020, and her Bachelor’s in social work from Eastern University. She previously worked at Child Guidance Resource Centers, a mental health agency in Havertown, PA and at Gaundizia, a residential drug program that fights substance abuse disorders and related conditions. Robin resides in Philadelphia.
Candace Winkel Menno (’16) is a counselor at Mindfully Active, a counseling center with offices in Galloway and Ocean City, NJ, where she specializes in evidence-based Christian counseling with teens and adults. Candace graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Master’s in the Science of Counseling from Clarks Summit University in May 2022 and holds an Associate Counselor License (LAC) in New Jersey. Candace also keeps busy putting her artistic talents to work running her own business — Candace’s Canvasses. She creates and sells her art online, at the Ocean City summer Farmer’s Market, and at other street fairs and art shows. Candace has also been a vendor at the ACS One Christmas Night events in December. She and her husband, PJ Menno, were married in June 2022 and live in Mays Landing, NJ. They are expecting their first child in November 2024.
Dakota (DJ) Hitchner Keller (’17) has been a health and physical education teacher at ACS since fall 2023 and is also head coach of the Varsity Girls Soccer Team and head coach of the Middle School Girls Basketball Team. Prior to teaching at ACS, DJ taught PE and health at the Belhaven Middle School in Linwood and coached their girls basketball team. DJ graduated from Cairn University in 2022 with a BS in health and physical education. At Cairn, she excelled on the soccer field and on the basketball court, earning a spot on the Colonial States All-Conference team in both sports in her sophomore, junior, and senior years. In her senior year playing midfield on the women’s soccer team, DJ was named to the Colonial States Women’s Soccer All-Conference 1st team. She holds the honor of being the sixth all-time high scorer in women’s soccer in Cairn history. During her three years playing basketball at Cairn, DJ was captain of the Women’s Basketball Team and received a number of awards, including the Colonial State Sportsmanship Award in Women’s Basketball in 2018 and team MVP in 2019. In the fall of 2020, DJ was named to Cairn University’s All-Decade Women’s Basketball Team. In the fall of 2021, was selected several times by the Colonial States Athletic Conference Play of the Week. On November 27, 2021, DJ scored 33 points in an away game against Cedar Crest, making her the 3rd highest scorer in a single game in Cairn history. In addition to her athletic accomplishments, DJ was a student leader and serious scholar, making the Dean’s List every semester and serving as student vice-president and president of the Health and PE Department, heading up all extra-curricular student activities on campus. DJ met Brendan Keller, a fellow athlete at Cairn, and they were married in June 2023. They reside in Upper Township, NJ.
Abigail Vogel Shivers (’18) is a stay-at-home mom to two boys, Boaz, 2, and Titus, 4 months. She is married to Jared Shivers, who is a plumber for Gerry Palermo Plumbing in Ocean City. They live in Northfield and worship at Calvary Chapel Gateway in Northfield.
Solomon Griffith (’19) began pursuing a graduate degree in history and secondary education at Arcadia University in fall 2023. He also played on the Arcadia Knights Men’s Baseball Team during the 2024 season, where he excelled as a starting player. Solly received Honorable Mention in the All-MAC Freedom league and was named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll. His stats were impressive — a perfect 1,000 fielding percentage, a .349 batting average, nine doubles, two triples, 31 RBIs, 47 runs scored, and 17 stolen bases. For his undergraduate degree, Solly received a scholarship to attend Ursinus College, where he double majored in history and was a stand-out player on their Men’s Baseball Team. While at Ursinus, Solly was named to the D3bassball.com All-Mid-Atlantic Region V second team in June 2022, just the second player in Ursinus program history to earn this honor. At ACS, Solly was a talented shortstop on the Varsity Baseball Team and the first baseball player in ACS history to get 100 hits during his high school career, a milestone that is heralded on a school banner that hangs in the ACS gym.
Jacob O’Brien (’19) earned a BS in criminal justice from Cairn University in December 2023. While at Cairn, Jake was a strong contributor to the Men’s Soccer Team and was named to the All-Academic Soccer Team of the Colonial States Athletic Conference for the fall 2020 season. In the summer of 2023, Jake participated in a ministry outreach program with Missionary Athlete’s International (MAI) and spent eight weeks sharing his faith with young people at MAI soccer camps and clinics in Chicago and Brazil. Jake lives in Langhorne, PA and is an apprentice with an HVAC company in Pennsylvania.
Caraline Winkel (’19) graduated from Clarks Summit University in May 2024 with a BS in counseling. She was a member of the CSU Defenders Women’s Basketball Team for three seasons, where she regularly contributed to the team’s success with her strong outside shooting. Caraline is planning a December 2024 wedding to Liam Hungate, who was a goalkeeper on the Men’s Soccer Team at Clarks Summit.
Nell Daeleman (’20) attended ACS for her senior year as an international exchange student from Belgium, but was unable to participate in the graduation ceremony after being sent home early due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus. Nell is studying at the Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium’s largest French-speaking university, to earn a Master’s degree in international relations. She earned her BA in political science in June 2023 at the same university. She hopes to work one day for the United Nations. She lives in Perwez, Belgium. In a June 2020 Facebook post, Nell said she “couldn’t have wished for a better place to go to. I’m so grateful for everything that happened and will happen in New Jersey.”
Paige Hoover (’20) earned a BS in Business Administration with a concentration on Entrepreneurship from Liberty University in May 2024. Paige transferred to Liberty after spending her first year of college at Johnson and Wales University in Rhode Island, majoring in baking and pastry arts. In the summer of 2023, Paige had the exciting opportunity to do a 2-month entrepreneurial internship in Vietnam sponsored by Operation Mobilization. She worked with the owners of 16 cafes in Vietnam, and also found time to travel on weekends to Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore. Paige, who lives in Egg Harbor Township, is currently working as the manager of Auntie Anne’s/Cinnabon on the Ocean City Boardwalk near 11th Street, a place where she has worked in the summers since she was a teenager. She has also baked muffins and cookies for Coho Cafe in Cape May Courthouse.
Ashleigh Martin (’20) graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2024 from Anderson University in South Carolina with a BFA in musical theatre. During her four years at Anderson, she was cast as a singer and dancer in a number of musicals, including Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes,” “Seussical,” “Grease,” “Guys and Dolls,” and “Xanadu,” in which the entire cast performed on roller skates. In 2023, Ashleigh starred in a new children’s ministry video curriculum called “Snowed In,” produced by New Spring Church in Anderson, which is now being used by churches all over the world. Ashleigh received a Presidential Fellows full tuition scholarship to Anderson, maintained a 4.0 GPA, and made the Dean’s List every semester. She is set to wed Gabriel Diaz in October 2024. They plan to reside in Florence, Alabama and attend the Church of the Highlands, where Gabriel is the multi-media production director. Ashleigh is working at Overflo Productions, an audio-visual production company in Florence, where she is the office manager/logistics coordinator.
Ben Noble (’20) graduated in May 2024 from Cairn University with a BA in Health and Physical Education. During his time at Cairn, Ben played four seasons on the Men’s Soccer Team and served as the president of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Ben also excelled academically, and was also named to the All-Academic Soccer Team of the Colonial States Athletic Conference for the fall 2020 season. In the fall of 2024, Ben will be teaching health and physical education, along with being the Assistant Athletic Director, at Coventry Christian School in Pottstown, PA. He is marrying Rachel Yoder, whom he met at Cairn, in August 2024 and they will reside in Pottstown.
Jeremiah Engle (’21) graduated from the U.S. Navy’s boot camp in Great Lakes, IL in September 2021. He completed eight weeks of grueling training and passed with special awards. He earned the rank of Mail Petty Officer for his division and also received the prestigious Marksman Award for weapons training accuracy. Jeremiah then completed the Apprentice Technical Training portion of his education and is an Electronics Technician assigned to a Navy ship. His job involves troubleshooting technical problems and repairing the computer equipment that operates all functions onboard.
Sydney Pearson (’21) graduated as valedictorian of the Class of 2021 and was admitted to the nursing program at Stockton University. However, after completing nearly two years in the program, Sydney switched to a liberal studies major with a concentration in elementary education. The change in her major came after Sydney started substitute teaching in elementary classes at ACS in January 2023. “I just loved it and so I prayed about it and felt God was leading me to pursue a different career,” Sydney said. While taking education courses at Stockton, Sydney is continuing to work as a long-term substitute teacher at ACS. She hopes to graduate from Stockton in the fall of 2025. Sydney has also been involved in coaching at ACS for the past three years, drawing upon her experience as a three-sport athlete at ACS during her high school years. In 2023 and 2024, Sydney was the head coach of the Middle School Girls Softball Team, and was assistant coach in 2022. In the 2022-2023 school year, she served as assistant coach of the Middle School Girls Soccer and Basketball Teams.
Chloe Vogel (’21) graduated from Atlantic Cape Community College in 2021 with an Associate’s degree in education. She works for Sterling Tackle in Beesley’s Point and Bennie’s Bread & Italian Market in Ocean City.
Cristen Winkel (’21) attended Clarks Summit University from 2022-2024 for her freshman and sophomore years and played both years as a guard on the Defenders Women’s Basketball Team. She also played one year on the Clarks Summit Women’s Soccer Team. At ACS, she played point guard on the Lady Cougars Varsity Basketball Team that in March 2021 won the Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference Championship. Cristen was also named the TSCAC Girls Varsity Basketball MVP that season. Cristen is pursuing an undergraduate degree in business.
Elizabeth Alford (’22), who was valedictorian of the Class of 2022, graduated with High Honors in the spring of 2024 with an Associate’s degree from Atlantic Cape Community College. She will continue her education with Liberty University online to earn a BA in elementary education. She worked at ACS as an Early Education aide during the 2023-2024 school year.
Cole Lewis (’22) has been serving in the U.S. Coast Guard since October 2023 and is stationed in Baltimore, MD. After graduating from ACS, Cole took a gap year and worked for the Atlantic County Utilities Authority.
Eric VonColln (’22) is a private in the U.S. Army and since February 2023 has been stationed in Vilseck, Germany. He will serve there for three years, where he has been assigned the role of driving and leading a stryker armored vehicle. Eric’s goal is to become a non-commissioned officer and then to enter one of the airborne divisions. Eric said attending ACS in his senior year made him a better person and taught him to look at the brighter side of things.
Cruz Lewis (’23) spent his freshman year of college at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia and then decided to return home to New Jersey to continue his education. He will be attending Stockton University in the fall of 2024, where he will also run track. Cruz is also working as a coach with Klemic Performance Method in Egg Harbor Township doing speed and agility training. During his high school career at ACS, Cruz played soccer, basketball, and baseball, and ran track. In his senior year, he was chosen by the Athletic Department to be a recipient of the 2023 Billy Robinson Award, which recognizes one high school boy and one high school girl for significant achievement, Christian testimony, and athletic ability. Cruz set several records in track at ACS and in the Tri-State Christian Athletic Conference, including running the 200 meter in 23.3 seconds, and running the 400 meter in 52.7 seconds.
Reyna Lewis (’23), who was Salutatorian of the Class of 2023, is attending the University of Notre Dame in Indiana and is majoring in American studies, with a minor in sports and media culture. As a freshman, she was a walk-on to their NCAA Division 1 Women’s Rowing Team, which ended the 2024 season in 4th place in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In June 2024, Reyna had an internship doing operations and logistics for the Notre Dame football team, working closely with the coaches to help set up football camps and travel itineraries for the 2024 season.
Paige Noble (’23), who was Valedictorian of the Class of 2023, will be a sophomore at Cairn University in the fall of 2024, majoring in digital media and communications. As a freshman, she was a forward on the Highlanders Women’s Soccer Team and helped lead the Highlanders to advance to compete in the United East Women’s Soccer Championship – Divisional Semi-Final Round. At the end of the season, Paige was named to the United East Skye Division 2023 Women’s Soccer Second Team All-Conference. Paige also got hands-on experience with her major during her freshman year by doing graphics for the Cairn University Athletic Department’s Instagram page. While at ACS, Paige was a three-sport athlete. She was named to the TSCAC All-Star Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team for four years and was a key contributor to the Lady Cougars winning the TSCAC Girls’ Varsity Soccer Championship in 2019 and 2020. She also played on the ACS Girls’ Basketball Team that won the TSCAC Championship in 2020 and 2023 and was named the TSCAC Girls’ Varsity Basketball MVP in the 2022-2023 season. Over her high school career on the basketball court, Paige, who played point guard, had 595 points, 272 assists, and 264 steals. As a member of the ACS Girls’ Varsity Softball Team, Paige had a career 59 hits from 2021-2023 and helped lead the team to winning the TSCAC Varsity Softball Championship in 2022 and 2023.
Caleb Vogel (’23) works alongside his brothers, Eric (’08) and Daniel (’13), in a successful e-commerce book-selling business based in Egg Harbor Township called “Three Brothers Bookstore” that Eric founded in 2021.
Last Updated August 2024
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