Alicia and I met at Bloomsburg University nine years ago. We lived across the hall from each other in both dorms, Luzerne and Columbia Halls. We went to parties together, got in trouble for having a baby pool in her room, Ratface, “do you have a brick tied to your gas petal?” the grocery getter, we tied Amanda to Alicia’s bed, carnations are her favorite flower. Last year I was in Alicia’s wedding and now she is in mine. She has been an incredible help with ideas and advice.

Jessica is my cousin. Although we have only lived near each other for one summer, we have always been close. We would walk to Mapes and the playground in Narberth and visit Poppop at the firehouse – he had the key to the vending machines and we would get to raid it! We tormented her brother, Justin, mostly because he was the youngest and only boy. We spent two weeks with the Wilcox’s when they lived in Hawaii and long weekends when they were in Silver Springs, Maryland. I went to her UConn graduation (when she had to drive over a half hour back to her apartment because she did not bring ID to the bar.) We’ve successfully completed the Narberth Triangle, which is not an easy task. We have grown up together and now we are both getting married within 5 months of each other and we are in the other’s wedding.

During the first few weeks of my sophomore year of college at Bloomsburg a close friend of mine named Skippy came to my dorm room one day and said he wanted me to come by his room later and meet his neighbor Mike. That day I stopped over and was introduced to Mike Miller as “this is Mike, he likes to play video games about as much as you guys”. True enough, Mike fit into our group of friends as if he was around since middle school. Over the last ten years Mike and I have grown to be close friends with many common interests. I owe Mike the credit of introducing me to disc golf which I don’t know what I ever did without prior to meeting him! Along with a common love of good beer & good music I enjoy beating him at disc golf!

After graduating from Bishop Hafey I went to PSU Hazleton and got a job as a telemarketer to make money while going to school. It was there, at EBA, where I met Larry Corra. Larry and I quickly became friends as we had a very similar sense of humor as well as a common love of going to concerts. As our lives have gone in slightly different paths over the last few years we still stay very close as Larry’s oldest child is my Godson.

John Paul Corra is 5 years old and is going to be our ring barer and will most likely steal the whole show! Johnny is the son of Larry Corra and Stephanie Katona. When they found out they were pregnant with Johnny they came to Eric and asked for him to be their child’s (nobody knew the sex of the baby) Godfather. Of course Eric accepted the honor and does his best, along with Tina, to spoil both he and his sister Shaylyn with the loudest, messiest, and most annoying toys found on this planet!