Sue Lloyd-Wright Retires from Board of Directors

It is with great sadness to announce the retirement of Sue Lloyd-Wright from the Board of Directors of the United States Senate Federal Credit Union.  Ms. Wright joined the Board of Directors in 2003. 
During her tenure she served on the Technology Advisory Committee which assists the Board by examining the member experience, especially through electronic access, of the Credit Union.  In her position as Chief Clerk of the Committee on Rules and Administration, Ms. Lloyd-Wright served as an informal liaison between the Credit Union and the Senate providing guidance to Credit Union staff on issues affecting the organization on the Hill.  Ms. Lloyd-Wright will be moving to New Mexico and pursuing other interests with her husband, Steve.  She will be greatly missed.

Christopher Shunk to Replace Sue Lloyd-Wright

The Board wishes to announce the appointment of Christopher Shunk to the Board of Directors to serve the unexpired term of Sue Lloyd-Wright who recently retired form the Board.  Under Article VI Section 6 of the Credit Union’s Bylaws the Board of Directors must fill any vacant seats by appointing a member(s) to serve the unexpired term.
Mr. Shunk previously served as Chairman of the Credit Union’s Asset Liability Management Committee and has a long history of serving the Credit Union in various capacities.  Mr. Shunk works for the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration.  Welcome, Mr. Shunk!

Judy Rainey to Serve a One Year Term

In order to balance the terms of the nine-member Board of Directors, Ms. Judy Rainey who currently retained her Board seat by general affirmation at the last Credit Union Meeting of Members has agreed to serve a one-year term.  By changing to a one time, one year term, Ms. Rainey’s seat will expire in March 2009 along with the terms of Mr. Tim Anderson and Mr. Christopher Shunk who was recently appointed to fill the unexpired term of Ms. Sue Lloyd-Wright.

Tom Wacker Appointed Chair of ALCO

Effective April 2008, Christopher Shunk noted his desire to pass the gavel to a new Chairman, moved to elect Tom Wacker and was seconded. The motion was passed unanimously. Mr. Wacker has assumed the chair.