Eddie Eichelberger

If there's a human embodiment of the feather from Forrest Gump, it's Eddie Eichelberger. Born and raised in the fertile bosom of the Susquehanna Valley, Eddie started off life what was known at the time as a "problem child". After graduating high school with a solid D average and spending four years in the Navy, he endeavored to pursue his life-long dream of being a world famous cartoonist.
Even though he was an abysmal student in public school, Eddie graduated from the Art Institute of Philadelphia with honors. Along with winning the Presidential Scholarship, he is credited with creating such award-winning productions as "How Now, Mad Cow" and "How Stella Got Her Hunchback".
When he wasn't able to find a job in animation, Eddie's fall back was to work in the parts department of a local Saturn dealership. It was at this time that he met the first love of his life and the muse for his yet-to-be published masterpiece, "Oft Go Awry". It was also in this time period he lost his ambition for a career in art--as well as his muse.
Since that time, Eddie has gone from job to job, trying to find a home in a new career. And, apparently, he fancies himself a writer.
Eddie lives and works in central PA, but aspires to be homeless in Santa Monica.