Credit union managers in Galveston, Tex., are not even whispering the name "Ike" or "hurricane."

So far in 2009, there has been no sign of anything like the misery that befell Galveston Island and the many of CUs of southeast Texas, which sustained huge property losses during the Sept. 12, 2008, storm and its aftermath of destruction.

Now more than a year later, the Texas Credit Union League is holding its 22nd annual Credit Union Marketing & Business Development Conference at the historic Hotel Galvez Nov. 4-6. At one time it seemed certain the league would have to cancel or relocate the 2009 Galveston meeting, which is expected to draw 150.

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