Aaron Attridge is a seasoned national security professional with nearly 30 years of expertise; he has led more than 20 combat deployments, flown 400 sorties, and logged 3,200 flight hours supporting ISR operations. As a prolific all-source analyst, Aaron has shaped policies for senior U.S. officials using innovative methodologies. His expertise also extends to project management, test plan formulation, and scenario design for experimental RF capabilities evaluation. Renowned for forging interagency relationships, he facilitates seamless collaboration among national, state, local, and foreign partners, driving operational successes across the Intelligence Community and Department of Defense. 

Mohammed Bappe, CFS Class of 2015, earned a full scholarship to Swarthmore College as a QuestBridge and Gates Millennium Scholar. He studied History and Education before working as a paralegal at the Federal Defenders Office in Philadelphia, advocating for men on death row. This experience inspired his transition to medicine. After completing a Post-Baccalaureate program at Temple University with Honors, he is now a third-year medical student at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. Mohammed’s interests include trauma-informed care, health equity, and advancing access to high-quality care for disenfranchised and historically marginalized communities. 

My name is Chaehun Lim and I went to CFS from 2009 to 2015. After graduating, I went to Washington University in St. Louis and received a degree in Computer Science. I then served in the Korean military for two years as a KATUSA, a joint-force program between the U.S. Army and the Korean Army. Following my military service, I returned to school and completed a Master’s degree in Computer Science. During graduate school, I interned as a backend engineer at a fintech company called MoneyLion. Now I work as an application developer for the St. Louis Cardinals, where I build internal applications that provide visual analytics of complex data models for coaches, players, and scouts. 

I am a full stack software engineer working at General Motors, specializing in Electric Vehicle certification and compliance. 

My team supports regulatory reporting and ensures alignment with fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions standards.

I graduated from Georgia Tech and started my career at General Motors in June 2021.

Outside of work, I am a big Atlanta sports fan, an avid golfer, a cat dad, and an aspiring home cook.

My name is Stephen Zarycranski of the class of 2016. I came to Church Farm School as an 8th grader looking for a more unique opportunity for my high school education. Being only fifteen minutes from CFS we were familiar with the school but never truly knew what it had to offer. Over my five years there, I formed many meaningful relationships with friends, teachers, coaches and more. I truly believe there are life lessons I learned at the farm that no other school could offer. The diversity of the student body helped me meet and learn about people from all different backgrounds. 

After CFS, I attended Duquesne University where I was accepted into their Doctorate of Physical Therapy program. While there I also ran Division one track and field. Upon graduation in 2020 at the height of Covid I received my undergrad in both biology and health science. At that time, I was in the beginning of the professional phase of my physical therapy program. But I knew I wanted to do something else. I had decided I wanted to become a nurse as a I felt I had more of a calling to that field. 

After leaving Duquesne I was accepted into the University of Pittsburgh’s accelerated BSN program. Within a year I had received my BS in nursing. At the time I was a Patient Care Technician (PCT) at UPMC Shadyside Hospital on the Medical Oncology floor. After two years as a PCT I accepted a position as Registered Nurse on the same floor. I spent two years full time there before I took a position as a Registered Nurse in the Oncology Resource Department as a floating nurse. I have loved my time as a nurse. It has been both rewarding yet challenging. 

Andy Aguilar graduated from CFS in 2012 and attended Seton Hall University – Class of 2016 with a B.S. in International Relations & Diplomacy. That same year, he moved to Wuhan, China to work for the David Perry English Center of Wuhan as a teacher and then assistant director for a few years. He moved to Beijing, China in 2018 and began working for the New York Institute of Finance (NYIF) as a consultant & business development specialist working throughout Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong. More recently, he transitioned into data analysis and worked as a marketing specialist for NYIF. His interests/hobbies include languages (Spanish, French, Mandarin), photography, travel, muay thai, and international relations. 

John Boucard, a recipient of The Headmaster’s Watch, graduated as a salutatorian from Church Farm School in 2006. During his time at The Farm, John played soccer and ran track for four years and wrestled for one year. Following his graduation, he attended Swarthmore College, where he majored in Biology and Pre-Med. After a short stint teaching and working in Sales, John transitioned into the Laboratory Diagnostics industry. He started his career at Quest Diagnostics as an Operations Supervisor and subsequently held various roles within the industry, including Project Management, Operations Excellence, and Continuous Improvement.

Currently, John serves as the Sr. Director of Supply Chain at BioReference Health, a diagnostics company based in New Jersey, where he oversees inventory management, procurement, distribution, and warehousing.

John and his wife Dali reside in Union, NJ, and together they own a Real Estate Sales company called Boucard Group. When he is not working, John enjoys playing basketball, reading, and spending time with his church family and friends.

Trae Hoffner graduated CFS in 2015 and attended Washington College, graduating in 2019 with a double major in Business Management and Economics with a concentration in finance. He developed an interest in commercial real estate after serving as Washington College's student representative on Kent County's Economic Development Committee. Trae started his career in commercial real estate as a property manager with Interstate Commercial Real Estate before moving to Newmark to be a research analyst. At Newmark, he led market studies for the Greater Philadelphia area with a focus on office, industrial, multifamily, and life science assets. In 2024, Trae joined Ryan, LLC as a commercial property tax consultant after being recruited by Morgan Beever, father of Winston '15 and Van '20.  

Bill Seymour is a grateful member of The Church Farm School Class of 1978. Bill is the owner of Pearl Works an inlay design and services firm based in Maryland.  

David Zimmerman is a CFS alum (Class of 1988), former President of the Alumni Association Executive Council and graduate of Temple University. He is a member of QVC's leadership team and develops world-class customer and team member experiences. David was recognized as a 2024 top 100 customer experience AI leader as well as a top 50 global customer experience professional by Marketing Week for excelling at creating best in class customer experiences, demonstrating innovation and influencing the industry. He believes strongly in giving back to the communities where he lives and works and is passionate about making a positive impact in Chester County. David enjoys spending time with his wife Lisa and sons Nikolas and David at Marsh Creek State Park or Long Beach Island. 

Anthony Baldeosingh '18 is an engineer and producer who recently cofounded Colin & McCall, a sound production company in Soho, Manhattan. Previously working with Off Record, another studio, Anthony decided to go another route and found his commercial studio with his business partner and long-time friend, Andre McCall. In his past, Anthony has focused on working with artists such as Wiz Khalifa, Sheff G, LUCKI, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, and more. Now at C&M, he primarily focuses on commercial production for clients such as Le Monde Gourmand, Veronique Gabai, and Untitled Folders. He has also consulted on sound design for the president of Vera Wang, Estee Lauder, and with creative directors for campaigns on SKIMS, Nike and Target. He recently became the Head of Technology for a startup named Phil, a consulting agency, and has started working with clients such as BNP Paribas. In his free time, Anthony serves as an ambassador for the nonprofits First Generation Investors and All Star Code. He is a graduate of Allegheny College '22 and holds a bachelor's in economics with a concentration in macro-theory and a minor in computer science.  

Andrew Carrigan is an ’87 CFS alum and a graduate of Washington College. He’s an award-winning advertising creative director, whose work has been widely recognized for over 20 years on campaigns for Nike, ESPN, MLB, MTV and Rolex. A writer by trade—Andy has written commercials for some of the top athletes, actors and influencers across culture. Currently working at Meta, he is also a founding partner of Habitat Farms, a brand start-up supporting wildlife conservation. Andy has served on several committees at the St. Luke’s School and Grace Church of New York. A lifelong supporter of CFS, Andy recently moved back to the Philadelphia area with his wife, Amee, and their two teenage daughters. 

Adam Centeno was born and raised in New York City and graduated from CFS in 2013 before attending Binghamton University, earning a bachelor’s degree in Human Development (2017) and a graduate degree in Student Affairs Administration (2019). Currently, Adam works as the Associate Director of Student Conduct at Ursinus College. In this role, he supports students going through the conduct process and works to resolve conflict by utilizing restorative justice practices. Before joining Ursinus in January 2025, he worked at Saint Joseph’s University for two years as the Assistant Director of Community Standards. Adam is also an avid NBA 2k player and has played with his senior-year roommate and co-prefect every year (and almost every day) since they were first neighbors in Good Shepherd back in 2010. 

Albert Haley is a dedicated mental health professional with over a decade of experience serving diverse communities through a variety of roles in the behavioral health field. A proud graduate of Hunter College and Argosy University, Albert began his journey as a Recreation Specialist supporting families in shelters and has since held positions ranging from Correctional Officer to Clinical Program Manager. Currently, he serves as a Clinical Supervisor for the DC Government, where he leads interdisciplinary teams in delivering high-quality community-based behavioral health services. Albert's career is marked by a deep commitment to mental health advocacy, crisis intervention, and equitable care delivery across settings including hospitals, correctional facilities, and outpatient clinics. In addition to his work with the DC Government, he provides therapy through his private practice and contributes to intensive outpatient programs. His approach is grounded in empathy, cultural sensitivity, and a trauma-informed perspective. Whether he’s coordinating care in emergency rooms, mentoring new clinicians, or designing recovery plans for underserved populations, Albert remains passionate about uplifting individuals and communities through accessible mental health care. He’s excited to return to his high school to share his journey, inspire future professionals, and give back to the place where his own path first began. 

Stephen A. Loney '97 is the senior supervising attorney for the ACLU of Pennsylvania. Prior to this role, he served as counsel at Hogan Lovells US LLP and was an associate at the firm. He also worked at Drinker, Biddle & Reath and was a law clerk for the Hon. Franklin Van Antwerpen in the US Court of Appeals Third Circuit. A 1997 graduate of Church Farm School, he earned a B.A. in political science from Saint Joseph's University and his JD from the New York University School of Law. 

Hello! My name is Robbie Campbell and I’m a Spring 2025 Graduate at West Chester University. I majored in marketing and have a digital marketing minor. I work at McGinty Motorcars, a family owned classic car dealership in Reading, Pennsylvania, and help out with their marketing and car deliveries/pickups. My post-grad plans for the Summer are to relax and give myself a little bit of time to celebrate and enjoy life before I jump into the real world. My passion since I was young was Motorsport, and I’ve decided to carry that into my life. I have been racing professional go karts at the national level, which takes a lot of time and dedication- especially when balancing work, school, and even life in there as well. Fortunately, my time management and work load felt smooth and controllable for all 4 years- thanks to my experiences and lessons I’ve received from Church Farm School.  

My name is Brandon Le, and I graduated from CFS in 2023. I’m currently attending Villanova University, where I’m co-majoring in Finance and MIS, and I’ve recently accepted an internship at SAP for this upcoming summer. I truly enjoyed my time at CFS, serving in student government, leading as the varsity lacrosse captain, and representing the school as a student ambassador. CFS played a pivotal role in shaping who I am today and prepared me for the next chapter in ways I couldn’t have imagined. The brotherhood at CFS is what makes it unique, and separates it from other schools. I’m excited for the opportunity to give back to the community that gave me so much. 

My name is Meckyu Shuron, graduating from Church Farm School in 2024 and now attending Frostburg State University. I am a freshman, majoring in business administration with a concentration in small business. I plan to pursue this major throughout my four years in college and eventually plan to open my own gym after graduation. Within just one year at Frostburg I’ve learned and experienced various aspects of college life that could be very beneficial to the students of Church Farm School. I would love to share my experience and insights on college life and help make the transition to University less stress inducing.