Inside Cornerstone
Headlines
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Joe Hutyra Retires After 43 Years at Educators Credit Union
Educators Credit Union (ECU) President/CEO Joe Hutyra retired on April 1, marking 43 years with the Waco, Texas-based credit union. -
Tinker Federal Credit Union Celebrates 75th Anniversary
Tinker Federal Credit Union (TFCU) has turned 75, and recently the credit union celebrated at more than 30 of its branches in Oklahoma by treating members to cookies, cupcakes, popcorn and sandwiches. -
Honoring Those Who Have Served the Credit Union Movement
A large portion of this week’s issue of the Leaguer is dedicated to honoring those who have served the credit union movement with grit and an unfailing dedication to helping people. -
The ‘Heart’ of Cornerstone Retires
Her first position, at the age of 17, was as a check typist. Now almost 42 years later, Cornerstone CFO, CAO/EVP Karen Hart will retire April 9. -
Ayn Talley and Brent Taylor Receive 2021 Cornerstone Hall of Fame Award
Ayn Talley, retired president and CEO of the Houston Police Federal Credit Union, and Brent Taylor, retired president and CEO of WEOKIE Federal Credit Union, have been honored with this year’s Cornerstone League Hall of Fame Award.
Upcoming Events
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South Texas Conference & Expo
Corpus Christi, TXJoin the Coastal Bend Chapter and Magic Valley Chapter of Credit Unions for the 2026 South Texas Conference & Expo to learn, connect, and have a blast. -
Central Texas Chapter Golf Tournament
Temple, TXJoin the Central Texas Chapter of Credit Unions for a golf tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. -
Houston Chapter Meeting
Houston, TXJoin the Houston Chapter of Credit Unions for a presentation on business continuity for credit unions. -
Fort Worth Chapter Bowl-a-thon
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for a Paw-some Cause at the Annual Bowl-A-Thon. -
Fort Worth Chapter Meeting
Fort Worth, TXJoin the Fort Worth Chapter of Credit Unions for an inspiring conversation about what makes credit unions different and why our cooperative roots still matter today.