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April 28, 2003, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Georgia Federal Credit Union, Atlanta, named Doreen Blaha Gwinnett branch manager.

Ent Federal Credit Union, Colorado Springs, Colo. named Vernon D. Finch director emeritus.

Irwin Mortgage, Newport News, Va., named Maria Fentress mortgage loan officer.

Exstream Software, Inc., Lexington, Ky., named Lynn Busing to head its Financial Services Corporate Development.

Credit Union Affiliates of New Jersey, Hightstown, N.J., named Thomas Shaughnessy CEO, Mary Moulds vice president of education and training, and Stephanie LiVecchi director of association services.

Riverside County's Credit Union, riverside, Calif., named Tamiann Parrott Canyon Springs branch manager.

Irwin Mortgage Corporation, Fishers, Ind., named Doug Worley mortgage loan officer of Big Bear/Members First Credit Union, and Gerald May mortgage loan officer of First Service FCU.

Citadel FCU, Thorndale, Penn., announced the retirement of Board Member Paul Johnson, and the promotion of Kurt Wagner to research analyst.

Vermont FCU, Burlington, Vt., elected to its board: Curran Robinson, chairman; Gilbert C. Tabor, vice chairman; Joseph M. Finnigan, treasurer; Douglas E. Fisher, Joan B. Wilson, Jean M. Isham, and Jeffrey E. McDonough.

Educational Employees Credit Union, Fresno, Calif., promoted Julie Mattern to executive vice president branch operations/loan administration, Natalie Tomajan to vice president branch operations, Darlene Andris to credit manager, Joanne Lockhart to branch manager III, Old Town Clovis branch, and Charlie Hyatt to branch manager II, Van Ness branch.

Orange County Teachers FCU, Santa Ana, Calif., named Erin Mendez senior vice president of information services and finance.

Community Credit Union, Plano, Texas, named Steven Stewart director of marketing.

First Flight FCU, Havelock, N.C., named Allen D. Fallon CEO.

Orange County's Credit Union, Santa Ana, Calif., promoted Lynda Hill to senior vice president, retail services.

Security Service FCU, San Antonio, Texas, named Robert Williamson assistant vice president of business development.

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