people gathered at Gillette
Stadium in Foxborough,
Egan's career. The crowd included
credit union friends from the Mas-
sachusetts, New Hampshire, and
Rhode Island credit union com-
munities as well as guests from
all across the United States repre-
senting the national credit union
movement.
nam Club, which overlooks the
playing field and, for this night at
least, a message on the giant
scoreboards on both ends of the
field thanked Dan for his 32 years
of service. The beautifully deco-
rated space set the tone for what
turned out to be a special and
highly enjoyable evening for all.
At the reception, the crowd min-
gled and had the opportunity to
congratulate Dan individually prior
to the speaking program.
man, Massachusetts League and
CEO of St. Jean's Credit Union. He
handed the pro-
gram off to the em-
cee for the evening,
Mark Sievewright,
president of Credit
Union Solutions at
Fiserv, who kept
the program mov-
ing through the
many speakers who
wished Dan well, all
while sharing some
funny anecdotes.
Each of the three
state trade groups
of which Dan
served as the presi-
dent was represented at the po-
dium. Those speakers were David
Suvall, chairman
of the Rhode Is-
land Association
and president of
Rhode Island
Credit Union;
Gerry Dumoulin,
chairman of the
New Hampshire
League and
president of
Guardian Angel
Credit Union;
and Bill Sinibaldi
of Metro Credit Union. Bob De-
laney, COO of Members Insurance
Agency spoke on behalf of the
staff of the Leagues and the Asso-
ciation.
union movement included Bill
Cheney, president of CUNA;
Susan Newton, CUNA SVP and
executive director of the American
Association of Credit Union
League Executives; Dick En-
sweiler, president of the Corner-
stone Credit Union League; and
David Cry, former SVP of CUNA
Mutual Group, representing that
organization.
Dan taking his turn at the micro-
phone. He thanked all of his col-
and spoke of his good fortune to
credit unions
of Massachu-
setts, New
Hampshire,
and Rhode Is-
land. He re-
turned to one
of his favorite
themes and
addressed the
tremendous
strength that
the coopera-
fers on the
movement.
He closed
his remarks
by thanking
his wife and
family who
were there
with him to
enjoy the
evening.
board message from the field at Gillette
Stadium.
standing ovation at the celebration of his career in the
credit union industry.
Egan's 32-year credit union career.
classic wit and smile .