Olympic Dream Comes True For CUMember

February 01, 2006, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. - (02/01/06) -- The Nullmeyer family of nearby BuenaPark is headed to the Olympics next week in Italy--courtesy oftheir credit union, Kinecta FCU. The Nullmeyers; Greg, Pamela andAlison are winners of Kinecta's Credit Card Winter GamesSweepstakes, which will provide them with roundtrip transportationfor two, lodging in Milan, a rental car, two tickets to the U.S.vs. Sweden hockey game, and $500 spending money. As an added bonus,the credit union threw in a third plane ticket so Greg and Pamelacould bring their 18-year-old daughter along. Pamela Nullmeyer, aKinecta member since 1979 (then Hughes Aircraft Employees FCU) hadher name chosen January 9 from more than 386,000entries.

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