Tucker Worrell isn’t your average Bronco member (even though there is no such thing as an “average” Bronco member—you’re all extraordinary!). In fact, Tucker represents a new generation of members who are getting a financial education early in life so they can be better prepared for a more prosperous future. The fact that he’s only three years old doesn’t seem to be slowing him down one bit.
As the CEO/Administrator of Southampton Memorial Hospital in Franklin, David Fuller jokingly refers to himself as a very responsible person. “If anything goes wrong around here, I’m responsible,” he says with a laugh.
Good financial habits are passed down from generation to generation. In the case of the White family from Suffolk, their relationship with Bronco has been passed down for three generations.
The family patriarch, Orville White, started working at Union Camp in 1960 and joined the credit union the first year he was there. “I heard the other guys I was working with talking about the credit union,” says Orville, “so when I needed a car, I joined to get a loan. I’ve been with them every since—and I’m still with them. Through the years I have bought several cars and saved money through them, too.”
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