BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Community Financial is a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned and governed by its members. Your Board of Directors is comprised of nine elected members who serve as trustees for our credit union, focusing on the member/owners’ perspective. Each board member serves without pay and accepts the important responsibility of trusteeship for our membership.
 

2025 Annual Meeting

In case you missed it, take a peek at all of the great things that Community Financial has accomplished 2024.

View Impact Report

 

See what Community Financial accomplished in our communities!


 

Board of Directors:

Board Member Terri Kuehn, Board Chair
Teri Kuehn | Board Chair
Board Member Paul Bedich
Paul Bedich
Board Member Dan Herriman
Dan Herriman
 
Board Member Dennis LaVoy
Dennis LaVoy
Board Member Yasir Khogali
Yasir Khogali
Board Member Heidi Musser
Heidi Musser
 
Board Member Ron Meteyer
Ron Meteyer
Board Member Al Berrie, Associate Director
Al Berrie | Associate Director
Board Member Angela Peat, Associate Director
Angela Peat | Associate Director
 
Not Pictured: 
  • Johnnie Turnage
  • Ned Staebler
  • Diallo Smith  |  Associate Director
  • Tenicia Moulden, Esq.  |  Associate Director

The Board of Directors

Credit Unions are governed by a Board of Directors, and your Board at Community Financial is grateful for your membership and the trust you place in this organization to support you, your family and the communities we serve.

Annual Meeting of Members Notice

Mark your calendar for the Annual Meeting of Members on Thursday, April 10 at 5:30 PM, held virtually. We'll review 2024’s results, discuss new business, and host the Board Election. Nominees are Dennis LaVoy (incumbent), Ned Staebler (incumbent), and Angela Peat (current Associate Director). See the full order of business.

RSVP now to secure your participation.

 

Ownership Linkage Committee

 

When you’re a member of Community Financial, you’re also an owner. The Ownership Linkage Committee is a Board subcommittee formed to listen and learn from the credit union’s careholders. Careholders are defined as those who are invested in the outcomes of the credit union. We welcome your insights about what difference Community Financial could be making in the world around us and invite you to provide your vision as part of a member panel or interview. To be engaged in this work at the highest levels, please complete this form.

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