63rd Annual Meeting

Elections for four open positions on the Board of Directors will be held. The Nominating Committee has nominated the following members: Ron Davino, Kimberly Dunham, Donald Sullivan and Lindsay Harris. All candidates are incumbents and are seeking reelection.

RON DAVINO

I am proud to announce my candidacy for reelection to the Board of Directors. I welcome this opportunity to continue serving as a volunteer for our Credit Union. As a member of the Board of Directors I will represent your interests and work toward maintaining a high quality of service, as well as a prominent level of safety and security. Today, our Credit Union is proud to provide competitive loan products and internet-based transaction conveniences. Every expansion of service has been balanced by a prudent consideration of its value to you, our members.

Your Board of Directors enjoys a harmonious working relationship with the Credit Union staff and volunteers. I look forward to sustaining this relationship. As a steward of our financial co-operative, I remain committed to maintaining the financial strength of our Credit Union. I would appreciate your support for my reelection to the Board of Directors and I thank you for this opportunity to serve our financial co-operative.

KIMBERLY DUNHAM

Kimberly Dunham is an incumbent Board member and has served Edwards Federal Credit Union as a volunteer since 2003. She has contributed in numerous capacities including Supervisory Committee Chairperson and Board Director. A life-long resident of the Antelope Valley, her qualifications are enhanced by a successful 36-year career at Edwards Air Force Base. She currently serves as an Acquisition Management Specialist for the Air Force Test Center, Joint Program Management Office.

“It has been an honor to serve our community credit union, a gem in the Antelope Valley. My commitment to you is and always has been, to ensure your interests are well represented through a meaningful partnership with the Board of Directors and Management team. It is imperative that we manage the needs of today with the future in mind and the need to balance the traditional with the leading edge has never been more necessary. I am grateful for the opportunity to serve and strive for an even brighter future as a member of your Board of Directors.”

DONALD SULLIVAN

Having been a member for more than 43 years, I am pleased to announce my candidacy for reelection to the Board of Directors. I am currently serving as Board Treasurer. I retired from Air Force Base after serving there for 38 years in various financial management positions in the 412 Test Wing and the Air Force Flight Test Center. For seven years I was employed at Edwards Federal Credit Union as Internal Auditor. During my time as a member I have previously served as a volunteer in the 1970’s and 1980’s on both the Supervisory Committee and the Board of Directors.

I welcome this opportunity to continue serving the membership, by helping to guide our credit union to fulfill its mission of providing sound competitive lending and safe savings opportunities to meet your needs in the current, vastly changing, financial services marketplace. I am dedicated to serving the needs of our current and future members in the Antelope Valley as we expand deeper into the community. I would appreciate your support of my candidacy and thank you for this opportunity.”

LINDSAY HARRIS

Lindsay Harris (CMSgt, USAF, Ret.) is an incumbent member of the Board who has served in the role of Secretary of the Board, Chairman of the Board and again in his current position as Secretary of Board for almost seventeen years. Lindsay has 30 years of military service and continues to serve the Air Force in a civilian capacity as the Director of the 912th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron on Edwards Air Force Base. He is also an assistant pastor at Community Lighthouse Ministries in Rosamond, serving that community spiritually.

“If reinstated, I will continue to ensure that your interests are championed. My focus for 2025 is to safeguard your future needs without negatively impacting the reliability of this institution. Edwards Federal Credit Union continues to be a pillar of strength in the Antelope Valley withstanding some of the most challenging economic times we have seen in several years. It will be an honor to continue to serve you in the future and I thank you in advance for this opportunity.”