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Tributes Pour in for Retiring Alabama CEO Wolter

By Jim Rubenstein

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Describing his achievements as "immeasurable" and a "true visionary" for credit unions, CUNA President/CEO Dan Mica led off the tributes late Monday for Gary B. Wolter, the retiring president/CEO of the Alabama Credit Union League, who is stepping down next year after 42 years on the job.

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After 42 Years as CEO, Alabama League's Wolters Retiring in 2009

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