CEFCU ANNOUNCES SUE PORTSCHELLER’S RETIREMENT

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CEFCU announces the retirement of Sue Yoder-Portscheller.  Portscheller has been an employee of CEFCU for 37 years.  She started as a part-time teller and worked her way to Vice President of Marketing in 1995.  During her time with CEFCU, Portscheller directed marketing, established a market research function, shaped and directed CEFCU’s community relations giving, and spearheaded scholarship opportunities for CEFCU members in local colleges.  In addition, Portscheller served on many boards including Easter Seals, The Children’s Hospital of Illinois Advisory Board, the Peoria Area Chamber of Commerce, Illinois Central College, and the East Peoria Community Foundation.  She served on numerous committees and led many community events. 


               With assets totaling $5.8 billion, CEFCU serves over 323,000 members through 22 central Illinois Member Centers and four Member Centers in Santa Clara County, California; the CEFCU Financial Center; the Money Center 24 ATM Network; CEFCU’s website, cefcu.com; the surcharge-free CO-OP ATM Network; and the CU Service Center Shared Branch Network.    

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