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San Antonio Federal Credit Union, Texas, has appointed the following officers to its board: Samuel Idrogo, chairman; Brigadier General, USAF, NC (Ret), Sue Turner as vice chairman; Franklin W. Burk, secretary; Richard Rodriguez, treasurer; Carlton W. Mertens, director; and Leslie J. A. Sachanowicz, director.

By Staff Writer | August 07, 2001 at 08:00 PM

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