Victoria Rozanski, a former part-time credit union manager, willspend 10 months in a federal prison and three years of supervisedrelease for embezzling more than $110,000 from the former Ellwood City Holy Redeemer Parish Federal Credit Union inPennsylvania.
During the sentencing hearing Wednesday, U.S. District JudgeGustave Diamond in Pittsburgh also ordered the 60-year-old Rozanskito pay $118,157 in restitution.
Court papers show Rozanski stole the money from January 2003 toMay 2009 while she worked at the tiny credit union of approximately$600,000 in assets and 225 members. The cooperative merged lastyear with the $52 million, 7,519-member Freedom United FCU inRochester, Pa.
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