The $1.4 billion Arizona State Credit Union has been reaching out to members affected by the Yarnell Hill wildfire that killed 19 firefighters Sunday, including two of the credit union's 128,000 members.
“So far we know that two of these brave souls were our members,” Paul Stull, senior vice president at the Phoenix-based credit union, said Monday.
“In addition, we have member households in the community of Yarnell. Half the homes in this community were destroyed overnight in this tragedy,” he said.
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