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In this issue of
The President’s Corner
Board of Directors
The President’s Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Sprint Credit Union Member Discount . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Summer Travel Tips. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
John Bettis
Chairperson
Anthony DiFabio
Vice Chairperson
Community News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11
Kenneth Luehmann
Secretary
Member Spotlight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13
Michael McKiernan
Treasurer
Scholarship Awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Safety Tips For Summer Cookout Season . . . . . . 16-17
Bienvenido Calaf, Jr.
Director
E-Statements. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Benjamin T. Griffith
Director
Featured Recipe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Terrence Murphy
Director
James C. Puderbach, Jr.
Director
Loretta Winters
Director
Executive Management
Rahul Kachru
President/CEO
Donna Wilmerton
Senior Vice President/COO
ISSUE 2016.Q3
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Ernest Huggard
Vice President/CFO
James Hartmann
Vice President Lending
David McDevitt
Vice President IT
Kenneth Barnshaw
Vice President - Governmental Affairs
& Community Relations
Dear Members,
Kids are out of school, vacation plans are set and buying a
home and or a new car are high on the shopping list. The
aroma of backyard BBQ is in the air and fireworks light up
the sky. All of a sudden, the weekend traffic seems busier
than the weekdays. Yes! It’s summer time! Whether it’s
munching a hot dog at the ball park or just lying on the
beach with a cold beverage, we all eagerly await this time
of the year.
As excited as we are for summer, let’s not forget to mention
what a fabulous spring we had. In the past quarter our
credit union has increased its membership by adding 1,119
new members -- ranging in age from 18 to 80. They all are
now eligible to enjoy the excellent benefits offered by the
credit union, including great promotional rates on all our
loan products.
Our promotion for new and refinanced auto loans was a
runaway success. So much so, that we had to extend it an
extra month in July. Not only did we help 300 plus members
(and counting) in reducing their payments and saving them
money, but also hundreds of those members benefited from
having their first loan payment made by the credit union as
well as all the other goodies that came with it. Our newly
launched Credit Builder Loan has also been received very
well, helping members in reestablishing or building a new
credit profile.
The Credit Union sponsored its first Reality Fair for kids at
Mary E. Volz middle school in Runnemede, NJ. We plan to
have many more such events in the coming months. It is a
great way of teaching our youth about money management.
We also hosted credit score seminars for members at the
Mullica Hill and Deptford libraries.
As always, we continue to be very involved in our giving
back to the community. Most of you have noticed your
credit union employees at events all over the Southern NJ
region. Moorestown Day, Clayton Day, San Juan Bautista
Parade in Camden, Annual Tri-State Conference, etc. are
just a few to name. Our ongoing employee participation
for charitable causes extended to the Crohn’s & Colitis
foundation this past quarter. The following pages will
give a detailed look at your credit union’s community and
charitable journey through the last quarter.
What can members look out for in the next quarter? Even
though I have been told not to give out all the stellar
surprises in store for the next quarter, I am willing to share
a little secret on strict grounds that we all will keep it to
ourselves. Ssshhh!! - Your credit union will be launching
an extensive mortgage products promotion. For the first
time members will be able to apply for a Home Equity
Line of Credit as well as multi-term fixed and variable rate
products. Enough said – Just stay tuned or don’t blame me
for missing out.
Finally some housekeeping – Don’t forget to take advantage
of our yearly Skip A Pay program for all those who have yet
to use it.
Let’s all have a safe and fun summer. Don’t be shy of sharing
some of those fun stories with us.
“Servicing one member at a time…. welcoming one new
member at a time, all the time”.
Yours Truly,
Rahul Kachru
President and CEO
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September
Monday, July 4th
Independence Day
All branches closed
Thursday, September 11th
Patriot Day
National Grandparents Day
Tuesday, September 20th
First Day of Fall
Monday, September 5th
Labor Day
All branches closed
Say Hello to the Sprint Credit Union Member Discount
If you’re looking to save on your mobile bill, then it might be time to say hello to the Sprint
Credit Union Member Discount! As a member of South Jersey Federal Credit Union, you can
save on your wireless data each month!
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We’ll show you how easy it is to save money on
your monthly auto loan payment. Stop in to
Business Members
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Get a 15% discount on select regularly priced Sprint monthly
data service
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Valid in conjunction with other credit union and Sprint
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Whether you are looking to
purchase a new or used car, SJFCU can Save You Money!
cash back!
Mention Corporate ID: NACUC_ZDS_ZZM
We Guarantee to Lower Your Monthly Payment!
Ways to get your discount:
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Call 877.SAVE.4CU (877.728.3428) or
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SJFCU WILL EITHER
MAKE YOUR FIRST MONTH’S LOAN PAYMENT or GIVE YOU A FREE $100 GAS CARD!!! The choice
is yours! And because we’re feeling extra generous, we’ll even give you a Surprise Gift when you
close your loan.
Let them know you’re a credit union member and mention the appropriate Corporate ID listed above. Start
saving today with the Sprint Credit Union Member Discount.
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or need a New Auto Loan to
July 31, 2016
is/are responsible for any excess payment due. South Jersey FCU
union guidelines for creditworthiness and loan-to-value. Offer may be withdrawn at any time at the discretion of the credit union.
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SUMMER TRAVEL TIPS
When you pack
a suitcase, wrap
your shoes in a
shower cap. This
will prevent
the soles from
touching your
clean clothes.
Call
your
us before
traveling
internationally
so that you’re
authorized for
vacation purchases. The
last thing you want is to be reported
for suspicious activity and not have
access to your money.
To prevent bottles from leaking in your
luggage, place plastic wrap over the
container and then seal it
with the cap.
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When packing
your suitcase,
roll your clothes
to save space and
avoid wrinkled
clothes. This is how
many flight attendants
pack.
Roll
up your
belt and stick it
inside your collard shirts to
keep them clean and stiff.
Store your loose
cables/chargers in an
old sunglasses case
to keep everything
in one place.
Use
a pill
container
to store and
sort your jewelry.
Especially good for earrings. You
should probably stick some extra
backs in there for good measure.
Join Our Vacation Club!
Start saving for your dream vacation whenever you Want
Sign up for a Vacation Club any month you choose and decide how much you
want to have when it’s time for vacation! Visit any SJCU branch and fill out an
application.
AND MORE TIPS...
BE PREPARED
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Make a list of the cards you’re taking on your
trip and account numbers. Put the numbers
into an electronic device you’ll be taking
with you so you have the account numbers on
hand to cancel should your card get stolen.
CALL AHEAD
Call SJFCU and tell us when and where you are
traveling. Fraudulent charges can be identified
more quickly and your legitimate purchases are
less likely to be declined for security purposes.
DIFFERENT WAYS TO PAY
There are many apps available on mobile
phones and other electronic devices that
provide us with other ways to pay. With other
ways to pay you can avoid having a lot of
cash or credit cards with you to worry about.
KEEP RECEIPTS
Keep receipts for all of your credit card
purchases so you can check and compare
the amounts charged on your statement
when you arrive home from your vacation.
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Community News
Donation to Support Ovarian Cancer Care
Camden, NJ – (April 19, 2016) – South Jersey Federal Credit
Union employees presented a check in the amount of $2,200
to representatives from the Cooper Foundation on behalf of the
SJFCU employees’ “Charitable Journey” program. Employees
raised $1,100, which was generously matched by the Credit
Union, bringing the total donation to $2,200. The monies
donated will assist the MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper
in providing care to patients undergoing treatment for ovarian
cancer.
Pictured are, from left: Linda Laubach, Director of Marketing, SJFCU; Dr. David P. Warshal, Division Head, Gynecologic Oncology at MD
Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper; Dr. Generosa Grana, Director, MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper; Camille Gadsden, Director
of Accounting, SJFCU; Susan Bass Levin, President & CEO, The Cooper Foundation; Cindy Ford, Quality Control Specialist, SJFCU;
Claire Davis, Director of Support Services, SJFCU; Kenneth Barnshaw, Vice President Governmental & Community Affairs, SJFCU
SJFCU’s Continuing Support of San Juan Bautista
SJFCU has been a long-time supporter of Parada San Juan Bautista’s
scholarship program, which annually awards scholarships to Camden
students of Puerto Rican heritage. This is SJFCU’s 9th year of a tenyear commitment to fund the scholarship.
Pictured are, from left: Wanda Garcia, 2016 President, San
Juan Bautista; Rahul Kachru, President/CEO, SJFCU; Ben
Calaf, Fundraising Committee, San Juan Bautista
A Dose of Reality for Eighth Graders
South Jersey Federal Credit Union partnered with the New Jersey
Credit Union League to bring a Financial Reality Fair to the
8th grade students of Mary E. Volz school in Runnemede.
The Reality Fair was a unique opportunity for students to
experience financial challenges they may face when they
start life on their own. Students identified their career
choice and starting salaries, then completed a budget
sheet requiring them to live within their monthly salary
while paying for basics such as housing, utilities,
transportation, clothing, and food. As they
went through the Fair, students stopped by
tables to find a place to live, decide on
transportation options, buy a cell phone
plan, utilities, insurance, groceries,
personal needs, fun activities and
savings. Along the way there were many
temptations for additional spending, and
students learned to balance their wants
and needs to stay within their income. After
the students visited the various stations,
students balanced their budget and sat down
with a financial counsellor for review.
SJFCU Helps Gloucester County Kids Have Fun This
Summer
South Jersey Federal Credit Union presented a check in the amount of
$1,000 to representatives from the Gloucester County Parks and Recreation
Department for sponsorship of the Children’s Summer Rec Program, which
offers a number of programs during the summer for children at various
locations throughout Gloucester County.
Pictured are, from left: Chuck Rose, Director Gloucester County Parks and Recreation; Ken
Barnshaw, Vice President Governmental and Community Affairs, SJFCU; Robert Damminger,
Freeholder Director; Rahul Kachru, President/CEO SJFCU;
Frank DiMarco, Freeholder.
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Community News
Supporting Continuing Education
Pictured are, from left: Ken Barnshaw, Vice President Governmental and
Community Affairs, SJFCU; Rahul Kachru, President/CEO SJFCU; Randee
Davidson, Director Institutional Advancement, Rowan College at
Gloucester County; Dr. Tom Keating, Rowan College at Gloucester County
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59th Annual
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M
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C
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Earth Day
T
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Crohns
Walk
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Community News
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
• HARRY CASSEL •
e at South Jersey Federal Credit Union
are very proud of our 76 year history
of serving members and turning their relationships
into timeless memories. Every now and then there is
a memory that is meant to be shared with all. Today
we are sharing once such memorable journey spanning
over six decades – The Cassel family.
It was the 50’s and the greater Camden area
was booming with industry. SJFCU was
already two decades into serving members
when Mr. Harry Cassel Sr., a longshoreman,
joined the credit union. For the next twenty
odd years he conducted his basic financial
needs with the credit union.
Fast-forward to 1977– On a bright
sunny afternoon on the 5th of July, Harry
Cassel, Sr. walked into the Camden
branch with his son, Harry Cassel Jr.,
who was following his dad’s footsteps as
longshoreman.
Harry,
Jr. had come to SJFCU
to become a member and
apply for his very first car
loan to buy a ’77 Cadillac.
“I remember gas was 65
cents it took me a whole
$13 to fill my car up”,
commented Harry Jr. ,
Helping Harry, Jr. that day
was Miss Veronica Mazza, a young lady who had just
graduated high school and was at her very first job.
Over the next four decades, Veronica got married,
became Veronica Cowley and had three beautiful
children. Harry, Jr’s five beautiful children grew into
young adults and proud credit union members. A few
years back Harry Jr. even got
his grandson Harry IV, to join
SJFCU also!
Just recently, on another
bright and sunny day this past
June, Harry Jr. walked in to get
his umpteenth auto loan (he’s a
car lover)…. a brand spanking
new GMC truck. And guess
who helped him with his
loan? That’s right, Veronica!
“The same service, the same warmth and
the same smiles, even the handshake feels
the same“ commented Harry Jr.
From Eisenhower to Obama, rotary
phones to mobile phones, real clouds to
virtual clouds…. we can go on and on about
the many changes, but the one constant in
the past six decades is the Cassel family’s
immense loyalty to the credit union and
the credit union’s dedication to serving
members and their needs.
While today the very first member of the Cassel
family, Mr. Harry Cassel Sr., is a very dear memory to
all of us, we are grateful for the legacy of credit union
membership he instilled in his family. We want to
thank the Cassel’s for their loyalty and promise them
of continued great service for decades to come. And to
all the other loyal members of the SJFCU family, let’s
keep building memories, as we eagerly wait to share
the next one.
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• CHANDA BALDWIN •
ometimes, life takes unexpected turns that
impacts us in ways we never would have
been able to foresee.
We turn our Member Spotlight to Chanda
Baldwin, a loyal member of the Credit Union for almost
10 years. In September of 2012, Chanda’s world was
turned upside down when she suddenly lost her husband
and was left to support her children
alone. Due to the tragedy of their
father’s passing, Chanda’s children
were deeply affected and Chanda
needed to leave her job to help them
recover. Unfortunately, this resulted in
her falling behind financially. With the
help of her loved ones, she was able
to get back on her feet and maintain a
steady income.
Upon returning to work,
Chanda wanted to fix her credit and pay
down her debt to improve her credit
score. On March 14, 2016, Chanda
visited her local Vineland branch
to discuss her situation with Branch Manager Girlie
Vasquez, and to inquire about how she could refinance
her car loan, because the payments were difficult for
her to afford.
Girlie contacted VP of Lending, Jim Hartmann
and explained Chanda’s situation. SJFCU was able to
refinance Chanda’s car loan to a lower interest rate!
“The Credit Union really helped me
a lot,” Chanda says, “because I was
paying a car loan with an interest rate
that was too high for me.” “Jim and
Girlie helped to lower my payment
to something I could afford. This
really took a burden off of my back,”
Chanda explained, “Now, I’m able
to manage my money better and pay
back the creditors that I owed.”
BE OUR NEXT STAR
Each Quarter, we will feature a member who has a story to share
about how SJFCU has positively impacted their life.
Maybe it was something as simple as opening a Vacation Club and finally getting
to take that trip of a lifetime. Or maybe it was getting that loan when other
financial institutions turned you down. Whatever it is, we’d love to hear your story.
Please send your story to: [email protected]
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$500 SCHOLARSHIP
We are Pleased to Announce our
Jillian O’Rourke is a National Honor Society member at
SCHOLARSHIP
Apopka High School in Florida. In addition, she is also a member
of the Social Studies, Art and English Honor Societies. She was her
Lacrosse Team Captain and a member of her Senior Class Council.
Jillian will attend Florida State University and plans to study Political
Science and go on to Law School.
AWARDS
$1,000
SCHOLARSHIP
Marquel
Bridgers
attended Pleasantville
High School and was
the editor of his yearbook,
a member of the Varsity Track and Field team
and captain of his Varsity Basketball team.
Marquel is also a member of the National
Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and Key Club.
Marquel’s goal is to get his BA in Political
Science and go on to Law School. He will be
attending Atlantic County Community College
in the fall.
is a graduate
of Absegami
High School in
Galloway. She is
a member of the
National Honor
Society, Spanish
Honor Society and
Math Club.
She is an American
Red Cross Youth member with
Disaster Services Certification.
Savannah will attend Stockton
University to pursue a degree
in the medical field.
SCHOLARSHIP
Chris
Masusock
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Kristopher
Morgenweck is a
Savannah Ade
$750
graduated Ocean
City High
School with
Distinguished
Honors, where he was
on the Varsity Tennis team.
Chris is headed to American
University to study Accounting, and
would like to eventually attend Law
School.
$250 SCHOLARSHIP
$750 SCHOLARSHIP
$500 SCHOLARSHIP
Thomas John DeWitt
attended Bishop Eustace High
School. He was the Captain of the
Bowling Team and on the Football
team. TJ will study accounting at
St. Joseph’s University and would
like to become a CPA.
graduate of St. Augustine Prep
where he was a member of
the National Honor Society
and French Honor Society. Kris
plays baseball, football and is a
youth baseball coach. He is also an
Eagle Scout, Troop Assistant and Senior
Patrol Leader. Kris will be going to the University of the
Sciences.
$250
SCHOLARSHIP
Sarah O’Donnell
$250
graduated from Highland Regional
High School and was a member of
the National Honor Society, as well
as the English, Science, History and
Spanish Honor Societies. Sarah
was on the Executive Board and
belonged to the Interact Club.
She will attend Messiah College in
the fall to study Elementary and
Special Education.
SCHOLARSHIP
Zachary Young
was
an Honor Roll student at Sterling
High School and a member of
the Spring and Winter Track Teams
and the Junior Varsity Volleyball
Team. He was an Officer of the HOSA
Club for Future Health Professionals and
will be attending Widener University to
pursue a degree in Nursing.
$250 SCHOLARSHIP
Savannah
Stichler was the
Captain of GCIT’s Soccer
Team and a member of
the National Honor Society.
She will study nursing at
Neumann University and
would like to be a pediatric
oncology nurse.
Pictured are, from left: Rahul Kachru, President/
CEO SJFCU; Chris Masusock, $750 Scholarship
Winner; Thomas DeWitt, $500 Scholarship
Winner; Jillian O’Rourke $500 Scholarship Winner;
Zacahry Young $250 Scholarship Winner; Donna
Wilmerton , Senior Vice President /COO SJFCU
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Safety Tips for Summer
Cookout Season
Outdoor grilling goes hand-in-hand with relaxed summertime fun. So it’s easy to forget that even for
the most skilled grill master, open flames pose serious fire hazards. Over half (57 percent) of grill fires on residential properties occur
in the months of May, June, July, and August, according to data from the U.S. Fire Administration’s National Fire Incident Reporting
System . Make sure your summer grilling doesn’t become another statistic. Here are a few grilling tips for keeping the flames under
the burgers, where they belong:
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Never leave a hot grill unattended. If you’re
grilling out, there’s a good chance you’re hosting
friends and family. So it’s worth saying: focus on safety
before entertaining. Never leave your grill unattended, and
always make sure the lid of a gas grill is open while igniting
- the build-up of gas in a closed grill can cause an explosion.
2
Clean up grill after use. Once the food is cooked
to perfection and your guests are raving about your
grill skills, it’s time to get rid any food residue and
highly-flammable grease. While the grill’s still warm, use a wire
brush to scrub the cooking grid and wipe down the burners.
If using a charcoal grill, allow the coals to cool completely,
and then dispose of them in a metal trash can with a lid.
Maintain your gas grill’s hoses. LP and natural
gas grills caused an average of 7,200 home fires
every year from 2007 to 2011, and leaks in propane
gas hoses were the leading cause, according to the NFPA.
Check for leaks annually by using this simple test from the
CPSC: Open the gas supply valve, apply a 1:1 soap and water
solution to the hose connection points, and then watch for
bubbles. If you see some, you’ve got a leak. The CPSC also
recommends routinely cleaning the tube that connects the
control valve to the burner. Grease, as well as any insects
making a home tube that connects the control valve to the
burner. Grease, as well as any insects making a home there,
can create a blockage that can cause the gas to burn outside
of the tube. Simply use a pipe cleaner or wire to clean the tube.
4
Keep the grilling area clear of hazards. The
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)
recommends that before lighting your grill ensure it’s at
least 10 feet away from your home, garage or any other building
on your property. Keep it far from any flammable materials as
well. That includes deck railings, eaves, overhanging branches,
starter fluid and spare liquid propane gas containers. According
to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), 43 percent
of the residential outdoor grill fires recorded from 2007 to 2011
started when a flammable or combustible gas or liquid ignited.
With these precautions in mind, grab the hot dogs and corn-on-the-cob and start grilling some great summer memories. Also, be sure to let
us know how you’ve served up grilling safety at your cook-outs.
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Empanadillas
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1.Go to our website: www.southjerseyfcu.com
2.Click on Services, then eBanking & ePay.
3.Click the Sign-Up button.
4.Agree to the Terms & Conditions and follow
the guidelines. You will be asked to enter
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