Member Bids Aloha To MissingCash

November 25, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

HONOLULU - (11/25/04) -- One member of Hawaii Central CU wasable to say 'aloha' to a missing bag of cash last weekend, thanksto one Good Samaritan. The member left behind a sack with $14,700of cash in it which was found outside the local cemetery. Butluckily for the member, the green sack had the words 'HawaiiCentral Credit Union' printed on the outside with receipts for thecash inside. Local police eventually located an elderly creditunion member who lost the money earlier that day.

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