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When Ford Met the Credit Unions

WASHINGTON -- Actor and former first son Steve Ford told officials of Maine credit unions that they will live more satisfying lives if they go outside their comfort zone to help others.

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WASHINGTON — Actor and former first son Steve Ford told officials of Maine credit unions that they will live more satisfying lives if they go outside their comfort zone to help others.

Ford, who played one of Meg Ryan’s boyfriends (before she wound up with Billy Crystal) in the 1989 romantic comedy “When Harry Met Sally,” talked about his experiences giving inspirational speeches to prisons and going to Africa on humanitarian missions during a Saturday speech at the 70th annual convention of the Maine Credit Union League in Portland.

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