Service Credit Union will host a video conference this week between a credit union member serving in the military in Germany and her family living in New England. Kelli Everett, a CU member and a photographer with the U.S. Air force in Spangdahlem, Germany, will access the video conference system at Service Credit Union's Overseas Division headquarters in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Everett's parents, sister and niece, living in Pownal, Vt., will access the video conference system at SCU's stateside headquarters. Everett has not seen her family in more than seven months. Members can use SCU's video conferencing system at no cost.
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