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Meet our Long-Time Members
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Each month we will highlight one of our long-time members who will share their memories and history with MCCU. Come back every month to meet more of our long-time members!
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Don Cameron
Member Since: 1963
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What was the credit union like when you joined?
I remember the first meeting the credit union had with Stan McElderry, who was the school's librarian. He had worked with another credit union and wanted to start one here. Initially we were asked to sign up to start an account, with Payroll Deduction — money taken out of our monthly salary check.
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Warren Campbell
Member Since: 1963
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What was the credit union like when you joined?
I joined the CU the first year it was established. My first memory is there was an office on the 2nd or 3rd floor of the admin building on campus. I remember standing at the small counter and signing up.
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Robert Docter
Member Since: 1963
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What was the credit union like when you joined?
I was among the first 50 people to sign up for the credit union. It was a very small operation run by George Hawkes out of a small office. In later years, they moved operations to the back pasture of the campus. I believe it was an old farmhouse—one of the originals—that was on the property when the College took it over. I’ve always enjoyed doing business here.
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Dr. William Huling
Member Since: 1963
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What was the credit union like when you joined?
It was a one-room office at the time and you could drop in any time of the day.
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Pam Burdick
Member Since: 1964
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What was the credit union like when you joined?
I was 8 years old when my Dad opened my account for me. My Dad – George Hawkes – was actually the original Treasurer of the credit union. He was always having members come to his little corner office in Sierra Tower North.
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