Our Team

Claire Wildermuth Sadler has been with the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor since 2014, when she started as the organization’s Conservation Coordinator. Claire previously held the roles of Director of Trails & Conservation, Deputy Director and most recently, Interim Executive Director. In these roles, she has overseen trail development, served as the internal lead for Lehigh Valley Greenways, one of Pennsylvania’s eight conservation landscapes, and went on to provide leadership for both the Trails & Conservation department and organization as a whole.   

Claire holds a degree in Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College. Prior to her work with the D&LNHC, Sadler was a Special Programs Coordinator for Delaware Highlands Conservancy, Hawley, PA and Director of Education at Fernbrook Farms Education Center, Bordentown, NJ.  

In her ascent to leadership, Claire led the brand development and launch of one of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor’s partnership programs, THE LINK Trail Network, and stewards the range of partners that make possible the work of the D&LNHC. Her role as Deputy Director and later Interim Executive Director, moreover, prove her deep understanding of the mission of the organization, while already providing executive leadership in hiring, onboarding, strategic planning and grant seeking.   

Claire resides in Bethlehem Township with her husband, Tom, and their sons, Lincoln and Carter. They enjoy finding new places for enjoying nature in the region and can often be seen enjoying the D&L Trail with their dog, Ripley.

In his role as Finance & Personnel Manager, Penman has overall responsibility for financial functions and overseeing human resource activities of the D&L National Heritage Corridor, Inc. This includes payroll, monthly financial reporting, annual budget preparation, grant monitoring and administration, audit oversight, and human resource management. Penman will work collaboratively with other staff professionals in communications, grants, trails management, and educational programming and administration.

Penman previously served as accounting manager at Schutt Reconditioning in Easton and, prior to that, as accounting manager at Sanbor Corporation in Allentown. While at Schutt, he oversaw an accounting operation of a sports equipment company that reconditions more than 300K in football, lacrosse, and baseball helmets each year. While at Sanbor, he oversaw the accounting operation for a sales, design, and marketing operation of OEM cable assembly devices as engineered locally and manufactured in China. Penman holds a B.B.A. in Accounting from the University of Mississippi in Oxford.

In addition to spending time with his wife and 3 children, he enjoys running, biking, home gardening and his two dogs.

Loretta started at the D&L in 2009. She has over 30 years office administration experience, first in the corporate world, then several years running the office of a small Catholic school.

Working at the D&L, she says she has learned more about the area she lives in than she knew in the 20+ years she has lived in the Lehigh Valley. Loretta enjoys getting out on the trail, visiting corridor communities and looks forward to seeing more new places. Loretta assists with several projects and programs; but really enjoys various events, especially the Delaware & Lehigh Heritage Half Marathon and Haunted Hugh Moore Park.

Loretta and her husband are empty nesters living in Forks Township. Husband John has been known to help out on marathon day and at other events. In her spare time, Loretta enjoys her grandchildren, gardening, cross stitch and baking.

Tim joined the D&L in June 2021 as the Facilities and Infrastructure Manager. In this position, Tim is responsible for ensuring that the buildings, grounds, and other infrastructure associated with the D&L remain in excellent shape and that they perform as they should. He keeps a close eye on everything from the Josiah White II Canal Boat to the computers in the Emerick Technology Center with a focus on preventive maintenance so that the D&L’s excellent team can work at its best. Tim is almost a Jack-of-all-trades, having spent most of his adult life in the building trades. He started in residential construction, then transitioned to the precast/prestress concrete industry where he worked his way from an hourly laborer to Plant manager. He also has extensive experience in the quality control field.  

Tim was born and raised in the Pittsburgh, Pa area. He earned his B.A. in History at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and is working on a Master’s in History at Lehigh University. He enjoys travel and has lived in several states and also in the Republic of Ireland while studying at Trinity College in Dublin. In his free time, Tim enjoys playing piano, trombone, and guitar. He also reads voraciously on many subjects and enjoys the outdoors (especially in winter) with his wife, two sons, and two high-energy dogs. 

Kathleen Ward joined the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor as Conservation Coordinator in October 2020, serving as lead of the Lehigh Valley Greenways, one of Pennsylvania’s eight Conservation Landscapes. She now serves as the Director of Advancement & Marketing.

Kathleen brings to the D&L her partnership experience, passion for conservation, and motivation to inspire change. Prior to joining the D&L staff, Kathleen led New Jersey Conservation Foundation’s fundraising efforts from 2012 to 2019, completing a successful $30 million capital campaign. She also spent a decade as a development officer for Centenary College in Hackettstown, NJ, most recently as Assistant Vice President for Strategic Advancement. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Penn State University and completed two years of masters-level study in city and regional planning at the University of Pennsylvania. In May 2012, she participated in Climate Ride, a 300-mile bike ride from New York City to Washington, D.C. to help raise awareness of climate change.

A native of the anthracite region of Schuylkill County, Kathleen moved to Bethlehem with her husband, Heath, 15 years ago where she tends her vegetable garden and enjoys the walking and biking trails of the city.

Aurelia Rapp is the Development Assistant for the D&L. She has more than 25 years of experience as an administrative assistant, having held positions at educational institutions and area businesses.  Aurelia particularly enjoys interacting with volunteers, members, and co-workers as well as her time at home with her family in her favorite place, the kitchen. She is thankful that her experience at the D&L has given her an appreciation of how non-profits seek to improve the quality of life.

Gianna Caruso joined the D&L team in September 2021 as the new Communications Coordinator. Gianna has taken on the critical role of nurturing the D&L’s many community connections, while creating and fostering new ones. She is responsible for the maintenance of the organizational website and coordinating the D&L’s various social media accounts. She also serves as our main point of contact with the media, while creating marketing and communication strategies for events held throughout the Corridor.

Gianna graduated with a B.A. in Communication and Social Influence from Temple University. Before joining the D&L, she interned remotely as the Communication Team Lead for an animal welfare nonprofit organization. In her free time, she enjoys baking, music, and nature photography. While not a native to PA, Gianna was raised in Staten Island, home to several historic districts and best known as New York City’s “greenest borough.” Growing up on Staten Island allowed her to develop a love for history and the environment at a young age.

Anna Kristjansen joined the D&L in the summer of 2022. In her role as Events and Volunteer Coordinator, she will manage the effective coordination, delivery, and facilitation of our core events, volunteers, and fundraising directives/ activities. She will also be responsible for managing and implementing special events and activities to enhance the fundraising, marketing, and volunteer programs of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc.

Prior to joining the D&L, Anna received a B.A. in Sustainability from Arizona State University and worked with various non-profits individually seeking to improve animal welfare, environmental sustainability, and youth development. She has a special interest in creating a better well-being for all and believes connecting to nature is one of the best ways to do that.

In her free time, Anna enjoys spending time with her dogs, going to the beach, and eating. She currently resides in downtown Easton and loves heading into town to participate in community events such as the Farmers Market and VegFest.

Mandy Tolino joined the D&L in November 2021 as the Director of Trails and Conservation, responsible for overseeing the Trails and Conservation Department and leading the Data Driven Sustainability project. Mandy works closely with the Trail and Stewardship Manager to support trail projects and connections, the Conservation Coordinator to support Lehigh Valley Greenways, and the Programs Coordinator to support trail outreach through Trail Towns, Get Your Tail on the Trail, and Trail Tenders.

Mandy is a Lehigh Valley native from Bangor, currently residing in West Bethlehem. She received a B.S. from the University of Delaware in Plant Science, Landscape Horticulture and Agricultural Education and an M.A. from the University of Delaware in Urban Affairs and Public Policy. Mandy’s diverse background includes small business experience as part of the executive team at Tolino Vineyards, Urban Forest Administrator for the City of Wilmington, Delaware, and Urban Landscaper at the Delaware Center for Horticulture.

Mandy and her husband, Chris, and three children, Tommy, Andrew and Lucy most enjoy the section of D&L Trail at Sand Island in Bethlehem, often making stops at the playground before walking or biking towards Easton. When not on the trail Mandy enjoys running, hiking, traveling, attending youth soccer games and planting native trees and shrubs.

Liz Rosencrans joined the D&L in December 2020 as the Trail and Stewardship Manager. In this role, she manages the development and stewardship of the 165-mile Delaware and Lehigh Trail from Wilkes-Barre to Bristol. The Trail and Stewardship Manager is responsible for the progression of trail projects from concept to completion and handles everything from grant writing and management, technical plan reviews, and construction oversight to trail maintenance. Prior to joining the D&L, Liz was part of the planning department at the engineering firm, Gilmore and Associates, Inc. Liz holds a B.S. in Geoscience and a B.A. in Environmental Geography from West Chester University. In her hometown of Ambler, she is an active member of the local Environmental Advisory Council. Liz was raised across the street from Lake Nockamixon State Park and found a love of the outdoors from an early age. In her free time she enjoys exploring the natural world of the Delaware and Lehigh valleys, hiking, cooking, crafting (lots of crafting!), and spending time with her partner and two cats.

Brit serves as External Lead for Lehigh Valley Greenways – one of Pennsylvania’s eight Conservation Landscapes – and manages the LVG Mini Grant Program. In this role she is able to promote conservation and recreation through a place-based partnership in both the county she grew up in and the county she now resides.

Prior to joining DLNHC as Conservation Coordinator in February 2022, Brit served as Environmental Education Manager at Wildlands Conservancy.  It was there she developed and implemented nature-based programming for schools and communities throughout Lehigh, Northampton, and Carbon counties, while increasing and diversifying revenue streams.

Brit has also worked at St. Luke’s Rodale Institute Organic Farm in Easton, Rodale Institute Headquarters in Kutztown, and Monroe County Conservation District’s Environmental Education Center.

She holds an A.A. in Liberal Arts from Lehigh Carbon Community College, a B.A. in Professional Writing from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, and recently completed a 200 Hour Yoga Teaching Training Program at the Yoga Loft in Bethlehem.

Brit enjoys archery, reading, and meditative walks on a horse farm in Hellertown, where she resides with her wonderful husband and implacable cat.

In her role as Museum & Education Director, Daphne is responsible for overseeing the operations of the National Canal Museum and the Josiah White II mule-drawn canal boat as well as the D&L’s educational programming.  She has an excellent understanding of the inner workings of the museum, having previously held the positions of Immersion Days Educator, Canal Boat Crew Member, and Visitor Services Manager.  A native of Allentown, Daphne received a MA in Cultural Heritage Management from the University of York in the UK. She has worked for a variety of museums and heritage sites throughout her career including the Science Museum Group, the National Trust in the UK, Historic Bethlehem Museums & Sites, and The Olana Partnership.  When not hanging around the National Canal Museum, she can often be found soaking up history at other museums or searching for geocaches in the woods.

A native of Catasauqua, PA, Martha has served the D&L and National Canal Museum in various capacities since 1990. She is passionate about preserving and presenting our local history, because of its major national significance. She has been a professional writer and editor and has written nine books on historical topics ranging from swimming, auto-racing, Catasauqua, Whitehall, Coplay, the Lehigh Valley cement industry, the Vatican, and the D&L’s new book on the Industrial History of the Corridor.  Martha has been managing the archives here at the D&L and National Canal Museum since 2012; she helps to create and maintain the museum exhibits and takes an occasional turn aboard the D&L canal boat Josiah White II. She loves going out into the communities along the Corridor to meet people and tell our stories with talks, photographs, and films. 

Whitney Davison joined the D&L in 2020 as the Education Manager. In her work at the D&L she is responsible for all educational programs for all ages. Her responsibilities include working with local schools overseeing field trips and our school-based curriculums, offering museum programming for families, children, and adults, offering programming along the D&L trails, creating an educational online presence, and helping to develop exhibits and experiences within the museum. Before joining the D&L Whitney spent 20 years as a teacher. Nearly all of those years were spent teaching middle school History at Lehigh Valley Academy Regional Charter School. Whitney received her bachelor’s of Art in history and education from Wheelock College in Boston, MA. She received her Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Phoenix. Whitney has lived in the Lehigh Valley her entire life and currently calls Bushkill Township her home. She spends her free time with her husband, 3 children, extended family and friends, and a menagerie of pets.

Wendi joined the D&L team in December 2021. In her position as Inventory Coordinator, she assists the National Canal Museum in streamlining collections by conducting an inventory of items at the Museum Support Center and aiding in processing and organizing archival materials.  

Prior to coming here Wendi spent over 11 years as Visual Resources Manager and Archival Assistant at Taylor Memorial Library, Centenary University. She has a B.F.A. in Studio Arts (Concentration: Metalsmithing) from Arcadia University and an M.L.I.S. from Syracuse University.  

Wendi’s canal roots run deep: her great-grandmother was born on the Morris Canal, and her great great-grandfather worked first as a brakeman for Plane 3 West near Waterloo Village and later as the plane tender for Plane 3 East in Ledgewood, New Jersey. She attributes her connection to the Canal as the impetus for her love of history and historical places.  

When she’s not knee deep in archival records, she enjoys hiking, reading, and playing immersive murder mystery and escape room games. She also plays the piano relatively well and the banjo not so well.  

Dr. Rachel Lewis joined the D&L in January of 2022 as the Diversity Research Historian. She began her time at the National Canal Museum working on the temporary exhibit “Beyond Rosie and Rivets: Industrial Women of the D&L Corridor.” She is currently doing research on the Black canallers of the Anthracite canals. 

She has over a decade of experience working in the museum field and has worked for both public and private organizations. These organizations include an ethnic history museum, rural historic sites, and sites that tell the history of historically under-represented people. 

Rachel got her MA in Public History from Loyola University, Chicago and her PhD in Public History from Middle Tennessee State University. Along with a love of history, she enjoys baking, crafting, and her new-found hobby of quilting. As a Midwestern transplant, she is excited to learn and immerse herself in all the region has to offer.

The D&L seeks a highly organized, detail-oriented individual with expertise in archival/collections management to oversee the collections of the National Canal Museum, which includes artifacts, framed art, maps and engineering drawings, and archival materials relating to the history of canals and associated industries.

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Lon served as Vice-Chair of the D&L Board of Directors since 2017 before becoming Chair in 2022. He is a member of the Executive, Facilities, Finance, Strategic Planning, and Advancement & Marketing committees.

A career active-duty military officer from 1978 to 2009, Lon retired as the senior Chief Warrant Officer (CWO) in U.S. Coast Guard (CG) aviation, having held the senior CWO rank in two specialized fields at different times: electronic engineering and aviation maintenance management.  His final CG assignment was oversight of a $170M portfolio of projects at a defense contractor’s facility in NJ.  In addition to training and education related to his military career, Lon is a graduate of DeSales University (M.B.A.) and Muhlenberg College (B.B.A).

Lon discovered the D&L in 2006 when researching safe places to bike with his family and soon became a fan of rides on the D&L Trail near Glen Onoko Falls and New Hope.  He first volunteered with the organization in 2010 and has been a director since 2013.  He is passionate about environmental stewardship and ensuring sustainment of the D&L’s success in preserving, interpreting, and improving public access to the green spaces and historical places that we cherish.

Lon is a native of the NC coast and is married to Dr. Karen Snowden, who grew up a few hundred yards from a section of what is now the D&L Trail.  Lon and Karen live in Upper Macungie and enjoy family, tennis, cycling, hiking, warm beaches, live theater, and frequent travel.

Shelley is a development professional with 20 plus years of experience in fundraising, community outreach, marketing, and program creation. Shelley currently serves as Senior Director, Development and Alumni Relations for the East Stroudsburg University Foundation (ESUF), where she provides strategic leadership, management and support for annual, major, and planned giving programs; strengthens relationships with current and future alumni and donors; and cultivates new volunteers to support East Stroudsburg University initiatives and priorities.

In addition to her successful career in development, Speirs’ experience includes five years with the PA Department of Community & Economic Development Tourism Office, where she served as Director of Outdoor Tourism & Sports Marketing. Here, she focused on increasing revenue to the Commonwealth through tourism and economic development. Speirs currently serves on the Executive Committee, Advancement & Marketing Committee and DEI Committee for the D&L. She has previously served as a board member for the Greater Philadelphia Planned Giving Council, the YWCA of Bethlehem, the Governor’s “Adaptation to Climate Change” tourism & outdoor recreation working group, and Pennsylvania DCNR’s Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan Technical Advisory Committee. Speirs is an avid outdoor enthusiast and trail user who enjoys hiking, cycling, mountain biking, and running. In her spare time, she is also a NICA certified Pennsylvania League Coach with the Lehigh Valley Composite Mountain Bike Team and G.R.i.T. (Girls Riding Together).

Andy Hamilton chairs the Board of Directors of the September Eleventh National Memorial Trail Alliance.  He also serves on the board of the Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Area. Formerly Hamilton served on the board of the East Coast Greenway Alliance and as the Mid-Atlantic Trail Coordinator for the East Coast Greenway.  He has chaired the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Trail Advisory Committee and the Bucks County Bicycle Task Force served on the Delaware Greenways board and as a steering committee member of the Circuit Trails. He brings great dedication and passion for the vision of long range trails connecting community trails to create quality of life and economic development.
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Hamilton’s professional experience lies in landscape architecture and planning as well as trail development.  He spent two decades assisting community revitalization at the regional and local level. His work included design and planning along with economic development projects for corridors, communities and regions.

Born and raised in Jim Thorpe, PA, Sierra Fogal is one of the owners of Pocono Whitewater, Pocono Biking, and Skirmish Paintball. She grew up in the outdoor industry and is passionate about helping people get outside. She serves as the secretary of the D&L and is a member of the marketing committee. Sierra has a BA from Syracuse University and in her free time enjoys biking, kayaking, and traveling with her husband Reed and daughter Zara.

Jack has served on the Board of Directors since 2004.

An active member of the community, he is employed by Dunne Manning, Inc. and also serves on the board of directors of the Boy Scouts of America Minsi Trails Council. Helping to preserve the history of the Delaware and Lehigh Canals is one of the most important services Jack sees the D&L provide to the community, and is the reason he continues to give his time and skills to the Board.

In his free time, he enjoys spending time in the outdoors, and especially skiing, camping, and playing tennis.  

Darrell is retired after 20 years as a classroom teacher for grades 3, 4, 5, and 6 then 21 years as a Building Administrator. He holds a B.S. from East Stroudsburg University, Masters of Education from Shippensburg University, Elementary Principal Certificate from Lehigh University, and Superintendent Letter of Eligibility from Lehigh University.

Darrell began his relationship with the D&L through his participation as a National Canal Museum Board Member during the merger with Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor. He really enjoys being part of this organization and the time he spends biking the D&L Trail.

Barbara T. Green has over 30 years of business management experience. Since joining the resort in 2007, Ms. Green has doubled the revenue, made it a priority for the company to become a full year-round resort and a leader in exceptional guest services. The percentage of green season revenue has grown from 0% to 20% since 2014 and guest research results have placed Blue Mountain as the most likely to recommend by our guests in our market every year for the last 6 years.

Prior to joining Blue Mountain Resort in May of 2007 as President, Ms. Green was Chief Financial Officer of Gestalt, LLC, was an owner and key member of the management team that grew the company that started in September, 2001 to a $50 million system integration consulting company for the energy and defense industry. The company was sold to Accenture at the end of 2007.

Between 1998 and 2001, Ms. Green was the Director of Sales Operations for Breakaway Solutions, a full service Internet provider with offices throughout the United States.

Her experience in the ski industry occurred between 1993 and 1998 where she served as Controller for Blue Mountain Ski Area focusing on an implementation of a new ticketing system.

Prior to joining the ski area, Ms. Green was the Controller for seven years at Rouse & Associates, a billion dollar Real Estate Company headquartered in Malvern Pennsylvania. Ms. Green participated in all major management decisions as the company grew from 80 people with 3 regional offices and 70 partnerships to over 250 people with 12 regional offices and over 200 partnerships.

After graduating from Lehigh University in 1979, Ms. Green joined Ernst & Young, an international CPA firm, where she supervised audits on manufacturing, construction, health care and insurance clients.

Richard Hughes shares his expertise with the D&L’s Trail & Conservation Committee as well as the Advancement committee. He currently serves as the President Judge for the Luzerne County Court of Common Pleas. Hughes received his J.D. from Washington and Lee School of Law with an undergraduate degree from Lafayette College. With personal interest in hiking, running and biking, he offers great dedication to his committee involvements.

Hilary Jebitsch currently teaches in the Historic Preservation Program at Bucks County Community College and works as an independent museum and research consultant.

For many years she worked for the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum commission as a curator and as the Historic Site Administrator of Washington Crossing Historic Park.  As part of her consulting work Hilary has worked with other Heritage Regions to help them tell a broader and more inclusive history.

Hilary is a native of Bucks County and now lives close to the Canal Museum. She enjoys hiking along the canal trails and learning more about its regional story. She strongly believes in giving back to her community and is excited to be part of the DLNHC.

Sharyn is retired after 10 years as a global training manager in pharmaceutical research and development at Johnson and Johnson and 31 years as a teacher and administrator for the School District of Philadelphia.

As President and Vice President of New Hope Borough for 14 years, Sharyn worked closely with the D&L and participated in the Landmark Towns program. She currently serves on the Museum, Collections, and Education Committee, as well as the DEI Committee.

She is active in her community and currently serves on the New Hope Celebrates History Committee. As an avid walker and biker, Sharyn spends a great deal of time on the D&L Trail with her wife, children, grandchildren and friends. She is devoted to her family and friends.

Mr. McCloskey is a lifelong resident of Bristol Borough where he lives with his wife Donna. He served for 20 years on the Bristol Borough Council, 14 years as the Council President. His focus during his tenure on the Council was reinvigorating local economic development through public-private partnerships.

He retired from Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) where he served in various positions including Director of Environmental Affairs and Senior Director of State Government Affairs.

PSEG is an energy company based in New Jersey and provides services in several surrounding states. Mr. McCloskey’s work spanned four decades and focused on overcoming the challenges associated with providing energy solutions and service in highly populated urban areas as well as environmentally sensitive rural areas. Developing solutions to siting challenges that require balancing the interests of customers, regulators, legislators, enforcement agencies, advocacy groups and citizen organizations to build consensus for the location and methods of land development.

Michele Millington is a professional pianist, cellist, and music educator.  She is also part owner of Bassler Equipment Co. in Forty Fort, PA.  She has taught at several universities, held leadership positions in local arts organizations and worked as a music director in community theaters.  She volunteered for 8 years as a docent at Lincoln Center, NYC and since COVID spent her time volunteering at the National Canal Museum.

She uses the D & L trail regularly as a biker and hiker. She lives in Mountaintop with her husband Marty Wentz and their dog Molly.

Sean Robbins is a 1993 cum laude graduate of Villanova University, where he majored in political science and minored in history. He went on receive his J.D. from the Dickinson School of Law of Penn State University in 1997.  

As an attorney with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Environmental Protection in the Northeast Regional Office, Sean counsels different Department programs on a variety of issues in the eleven-county region covered by the office. Sean is also the president of the Anthracite Scenic Trails Association (ASTA) and enjoys spending most of his free time outdoors skiing, ice climbing, hiking, running or biking. 

An avid triathlete since 1994, Sean has earned USA Triathlon All American honors for a number of consecutive years and has competed in events across the county, including the Ironman Triathlon World Championships in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii on five occasions.

Ken Szydlow is the Chief Marketing Officer at St. Luke’s University Health Network with over 30 years of experience. Throughout his career he has been responsible for defining brand strategy and key marketing initiatives. He enjoys using data and research to analyze the competitive environment to develop proactive sales and advertising plans. He is on the forefront of using Emmy Award winning video applications in staff education and patient advertisement.

At St. Luke’s, Ken is responsible for Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations, Event Management, and Crisis Communication for a $3.0 billion revenue generating multi-hospital health system consisting of 14 hospital campuses, 300+ practice locations, a medical school, a nursing school, home care and hospice services.

Ken received a BA in Government from Cornell University and an MBA from Duke University.

He resides in Bethlehem, PA and can often be found hiking and biking on the D& L trails with his wife Lisa and their three children.

Chris Tempro is a math teacher in the Allentown School District. Originally from Brooklyn, he and his family moved to Allentown in December 2001. He became a teacher as a second career, after retiring from the New York City Fire Department where he worked as a Firefighter and Fire Investigator for 20 years. He has also served in the US Marine Corps reserve in the early 80s.

Having taught at Harrison-Morton and Trexler Middle Schools, as well as at William Allen and Building 21 High Schools over his first 20 years in the district, Chris is currently the Math Instructional Coach at Trexler. He enjoys engaging students in lively discussions and inquiry about challenging math problems.

Chris became an avid runner in 2016, and ran his first marathon two years later on his 60^th birthday. He lives in the west end of Allentown with his wife Joël, and enjoys his occasional weekend long runs from his home to Bethlehem and back along the beautiful D&L trail.