FARMERS BRANCH, Texas – GENCO FCU President Billy F. Spivey will retire Oct. 12 after 52 years in the credit union movement (LoneStar Leaguer Sept. 28). Spivey has been president of the Waco-based credit union for 16 years. He previously was president of Texas Share Guaranty CU (1984-1991), Public Employees CU (1972-1984), and Waco VA FCU (1963-1972). He started his credit union career at William Cameron Employees FCU in 1955. Spivey has served on the boards and committees of the Credit Union National Association, National Association of Share Insurance Corporations, Texas Credit Union League Services, CUES Texas Council and the Texas Credit Union Commission. He was named the Texas Credit Union Professional of the Year in 2001.
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