JACKSONVILLE, Ark. - (04/29/05) -- H.C. 'Hank' Klein, the well-knownpresident of Arkansas FCU, former chairman of NAFCU and long-timecrusader against predatory lending, has announced his retirementeffective at the end of June. Klein has been head of the $400million credit union for almost 18 years, overseeing growth fromone branch and 20,000 members to what will soon be eight branchesand 59,000 members. Klein will be honored at a retirement receptionat the William J. Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock onJune 11.
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