Dave Hough grew up in Upper Darby, just outside West Philadelphia, as the second of five children. The family attended Bethany Presbyterian Church in Havertown. After graduating from West Point, he spent some time as a regular Army officer before becoming an Army physician. He served in Washington, D.C., Seoul Korea, Honolulu HI, and Tacoma WA. He retired from the military in 2002 and spent the next two decades in at J&J in pharmaceutical research, working to develop new treatments for people living with mental illness.

Dave’s partner, Barbara, is a retired chemical engineer and a talented photographer. He is a proud dad to two sons, Jeff and Marc, and grandfather to three grandkids, two boys and a girl. When he is not spending time with family or catching up with friends, you will find him reading or out riding his bike.

At Morrisville Presbyterian Church, Dave is an active member of the congregation. He currently serves on Session, chairs the Communication and Evangelism committee, and co-chairs the Pastor Nominating Committee.

For Nancy McHenry, MPC has been a part of her life since she was a young child.  She was raised in Yardley and attended Sunday School until she joined the church in 1979. As a sophomore in high school, she became involved with MPC’s Youth Club and its annual charity show. Her MPC friends, their families and pastors were very formative in her early spiritual journey. She also sang in the intergenerational MPC Chancel Choir in high school which led her to join the Chapel Choir at Bucknell University where she met her husband, Seth. Married at MPC after college, they have always shared a love and spiritual grounding through sacred music and deeply value the music ministry at MPC. Over more than 35 years they have developed their closest family friendships at MPC, sung in the Chancel Choir, taught Sunday School, raised their three children in the church and enjoyed many different lay leadership roles. Their children were all a part of the MPC Youth Club, choirs and youth mission trips.

Since the 1990’s, Nancy has been on two past PNCs, served as an Elder, on the Personnel Committee, the Children & Family Committee, and chaired the Congregational Ministry Committee. Professionally, Nancy has been a real estate agent in the Bucks, Montgomery and Mercer County areas for 40+ years. In her free time, she loves spending time with friends and family, playing with three granddaughters, spending relaxing weekends on Long Beach Island, NJ, cooking, singing, biking, hiking, travelling, and hanging with her two dogs. Nancy cherishes MPC and all it has done to enrich her life, her family, her community and guide her Christian journey.

Nancy is the co-chair of the Pastor Nominating Committee.

Erin Aronson attends MPC with her husband and two young daughters. She is currently serving on Session and is Vice Chair of the Personnel Committee. She practices law at a local firm and in her free time can be found outside, watching comedies/terrible reality TV, or socializing. Erin grew up at MPC and her daughters are the 5th generation in her family to attend the church. She loves the intergenerational, caring, and active church community at MPC and is excited about all the church is doing and its next chapter. 

Matthew DeSciscio started his journey as a Catholic in Kenilworth, NJ where he never quite fit in. He attended the University of Scranton and bounced around every major from Communications to Seminary before settling on English. In 2017, Matthew and his wife, Christi Anne, moved to Morrisville to start a family. They now share their home with their two daughters, Camila Hope and Mackenzie Rose. He works for Johnson & Johnson and his hobbies include artsy stuff and fun family stuff. He joined Morrisville Presbyterian Church in 2024.

Patrick Gilbride grew up on Long Island as a moderately active member of the Catholic Church.  He met his future wife in college and after marrying a few years later, joined his wife as a member of the Reformed Church.  After a job relocation took them to Yardley, Patrick and Lauryn joined MPC in 2005.  They were drawn to the traditional worship service, beautiful music and vibrant youth program.  It was a perfect place to grow deep roots and raise their two children, James and Kathryn, who are now 26 and 23.

After a few years of membership, Patrick began of lifetime of involvement in the life of the church.  He has, at different times, chaired Stewardship Committee, Youth Ministry, Budget Task Force and Personnel Committee.  Patrick was an adult leader on seven Youth Mission trips.  He has taught Adult Ed, High School Seminar and Confirmation Class.  He was on the previous PNC and is happy to bring this experience to the current PNC.  Patrick has been an Elder since 2010.

Professionally, Patrick has worked at the Estee Lauder Companies for 30 years, with roles in Finance and Global Supply Chain. 

When free time is available, Patrick and the family enjoy hiking, going to concerts, playing music together, gardening and cooking. 

Russell McCleskey and his wife Wendy have been members of MPC for 13 years. They have been married for 21 years and have two children, Maddie (18) a Freshman at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island and Tucker (14) an 8th grade student at Maple Point Middle. Russell is currently a co-moderator for the Board of Deacons and is a Sunday School teacher for our 6th and 7th Grade Quest. Russell grew up at St Andrews by the Sea UMC in Hilton Head, SC, spend several years at Trinity UMC in Greenville, SC, and joined Wendy and her family for several years at Flemington Presbyterian Church before moving closer to home and making MPC their new church home. Russell was a drama major at Furman University and worked in technical theatre for 6 years. For the last 20 years, Russell has worked in sales for various tool companies. In his free time, Russell can often be found enjoying the outdoors and training for his next big triathlon. He has completed several Ironman Triathlons, trekked to the top of Mount Washington during Sea 2 Summit, and leads a weekly swim with the Buck County Tri Club in the Delaware River.

Cindy Moskow retired from the NJ School Boards Association after 25 years in 2004 as a graphic designer. Went on to serve two additional years as a secretary to the principal at the Mercer County Youth Detention Center for the Mercer County Special Services School District. Being a single parent made it necessary to work a second job as a massage therapist and worked for several different chiropractors until she maintained and enjoyed a private practice for over 30 years.

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Her husband, Steve, is a Certified Executive Chef and recently retired from The Princeton Charter Club as Club Manager for 45 years. Her two children are both married. Rich resides in Langhorne, PA with his wife, Stacey, and their two children, Aric (now in medical school in Kansas City) and Ava, recently graduated from West Chester University with a degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology. She plans to go back to school for her Masters Degree. Daughter, Lisa, lives in St. Augustine, FL with her husband and has five grown step-children.

At MPC, she most recently served as Deacon, including coordination of the Usher schedule, Angel Tree, and Holiday Flower distribution. Also served as elder at First Presbyterian Church of Levittown, PA and Covenant Presbyterian Church in Trenton, NJ where she served as chair of the Stewardship Committee, Annual fundraising events i.e. Octoberfest (craft fair, silent auction, Kitchen production) and themed Tea (silent auction, entertainment).

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Her hobbies include scrapbooking and Ukrainian egg decorating.

Madison Neiman has been attending MPC since she was 6 years old and was confirmed here at the age of 12.  Madi has been on several youth mission trips to West Virginia and has been strongly integrated into the musical aspect of worship. Currently she is the Nursery Coordinator and is blessed to watch the children during service.  Madi is 22 years old and currently enrolled in Drexel's Master of Occupational Therapy program.