& Regula-
tory
Massachusetts Credit Union League
League Board of Directors has
named Paul Gentile as Presi-
Daniel F. Egan, Jr.,
who is retiring after 32
years of service to the
League. The Massa-
chusetts Credit Union
League has manage-
ment agreements in
place with the New
Hampshire Credit Un-
ciation of Rhode Island. The appoint-
ment of Gentile culminates a compre-
members of the boards from each of
the three Leagues.
track record of success in advocacy,
communication, and product develop-
ment that will serve our member
credit unions well as we strive to meet
their changing needs," said David Sur-
face, chairman of the Massachusetts
Credit Union League and CEO of St.
Jean's Credit Union.
Vice President of Strategic Communi-
cations for the Credit Union National
Association (CUNA). During his tenure
last 32 years to be associated with
the great work done by credit un-
erative savings and credit through de-
mocratically controlled, not for profit
credit unions is a true American suc-
cess story. The credit union principals
of self help through cooperative re-
sources within a self directed financial
institution committed to improving the
financial lives of those it serves reflect
the ideals of the American experience.
Having had its origins here in New
England makes the role of preserving
the credit union ideals more compel-
ions are people-
and community-
centric institutions,
it makes sense that
my fondest memo-
ries are based on the friendships I
have developed with so many out-
standing people in the credit union
community. When I was young, my
parents would use the phrase, "salt of
the earth," to describe those people
they held in highest regard. I have
learned the true meaning of salt of the