VANCOUVER, Wash. — A credit union activist who played a key role in opposing a credit union's conversion to a mutual bank has had her home vandalized.
Cathryn Chudy, vice president of the Save Columbia Credit Union members group who has been involved in a long running fight with the $779 million Columbia Community Credit Union, has had her home vandalized in a way that suggests a link between the vandalism and the CU issue.
Between 7 a.m. on June 1 and 3:00 p.m. on June 2, someone scrawled the letters CCU on many of Chudy's windows in a white, chalky substance. Police have been notified and are investigating.
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