NY, IN Lose Veteran CU Advocates

RICHMOND, Ind.-Thomas Harris, a long-time president of NATCO CU who was active in the CU movement for more than 50 years, died at 84 Sunday, after a short illness. Thomas retired from NATCO, the industrial parts manufacturer, in 1983, and served as the president of the NATCO CU for 10 years. He was active in credit union work 50 years.

Processing Content

Meanwhile, Kenneth Bopp, active in four different New York credit unions, two as a volunteer, has died at 77. Through his credit union career Bopp worked as a branch manager for (GE) Silicone Employees FCU in Selkirk; president of First Prize FCU; chairman of the board at Excelsior CU; and current director of Capital Communications FCU. He also served as consultant to the CU Association of N.Y.


For reprint and licensing requests for this article, click here.
MORE FROM AMERICAN BANKER
Load More