Your FCU CEO Judy Kelley Fetes 40th Anniversary

Published June 18, 2007, 1:00 a.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 1:49 a.m. EDT

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IRVING, Texas - Judy Kelley, CEO of YOUR FCU here, was recognized by the credit union for her 40 years of service.

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Kelley joined YOUR FCU (then called Southwest IBM Employees FCU) shortly after it was formed in 1965 and has seen the credit union grow beyond its core sponsor of International Business Machines to more than 70 select employee groups and several community areas in the metropolitan Houston area, and throughout the country and oversees.

Today, YOUR FCU serves more than 17,000 members and has $145 million in assets. At a special presentation Kelley was presented with her recognition by Ken Robinson, the former president of NAFCU.

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