Jolicoeur Retires after 34 Years with CUNA Mutual

Published May 29, 2009, 11:20 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:38 a.m. EDT

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MADISON, Wis.-Bill Jolicoeur retired last month after 34 years with CUNA Mutual Group. Jolicoeur joined CUNA Mutual at the age of 23, as a sales rep in Massachusetts with more than 300 CUs in his territory. The 57 year-old plans to head back to his Michigan home with his wife, Sharon, and travel with his family. His full-time retirement may not be for long as Jolicoeur plans to start a "second career" dedicated to helping raise money for alternative housing for young adults with disabilities.

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