Alabama credit union leaders are recalling both harrowing and tragic tales of their employees surviving last week's devastating tornadoes, including one staffer emerging unscathed after her home disintegrated around her.
“We are so fortunate that she's OK,” said David Eubanks, president/CEO of the $240 million Community CU of Gadsden, which also saw its 2,400-square-foot, seven-employee Rainsville branch demolished in the storm.
The Gadsden CU said it was preparing Tuesday to install at the site a mobile branch trailer donated by Pen Air FCU of Pensacola, Fla. under an arrangement with the League of Southeastern Credit Unions.
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