Steve, Trisha, Cole, and Bree Moslin
Steve Moslin, whose legal name is Steven Moslin, is a retired database consultant with experience in Oracle systems, GIS, and U.S. Forest Service consulting through Geonational LLC. He now looks forward to tennis and personal online projects, potentially involving artificial intelligence.
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Trisha Moslin is a strategy and planning director at The Nature Conservancy, working in Gift Planning. Her career includes leadership in nonprofit operations, financial planning, international development, and organizational systems across major public health and environmental organizations.
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Cole Moslin is a high school student with experience in game development, digital safety, online community systems, and digital business strategy. His projects include Minecraft development, Discord moderation, platform optimization, and entrepreneurial online work.
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Bree Moslin, also known as Brianna Moslin, is a student focused on her education and personal growth. She has shown a strong interest in building lasting friendships, exploring creative social media content, and learning from the work and business ventures of her family members.
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Around 2021, the Moslin family moved to Florida, beginning a new chapter in a warmer and more coastal environment. Their move was influenced by several factors, including the warmer weather, both Moslin parents transitioning to remote work, and the family's interest in meeting new people and experiencing new places. The family now resides in a town near the beach, though their visits to the shoreline have been occasional, as much of their time has been focused on online advancements, professional growth, and business travel abroad.
The Moslin family lived in Virginia for approximately 12 years, building meaningful relationships and becoming part of the surrounding community. During their time there, they attended work and school, formed lasting friendships, hosted gatherings, participated in community activities, and earned a strong reputation as friendly, respectful, and dependable members of the area.