Meet Vicki Ordway, ECSFCU Supervisory Committee Member
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Meet Vicki Ordway, ECSFCU Supervisory Committee Member

Vicki graduated from El Cajon Valley High School in 1975 and started her employment with Grossmont Union High School District in 1976 where she worked until she left for the banking industry.

Ordway worked at Home Savings of America from 1986 - 1995 as a teller, in new accounts and then transferred to the Loan Department to be the Secretary to the Vice President. In 1995 when Home Savings was purchased by another bank, she was rehired and returned to GUHSD.

Vicki was hired back she was a Secretary in Special Education in July 1995, then accepted a position as Secretary in the GUHSD Superintendent's office from late 1995 through 2000 when she transferred to Steele Canyon Charter High School to open the school in July 2000. Ordway will retire in September 2024 from Management as the Office Manager / Executive Assistant / Governing Board Secretary (23+ years of Governing Board experience).

Ordway's Uncle Thomas Gould established the Grossmont Union High School District Employees Federal Credit Union in the 1950's and she became a member when she was eligible. Vicki was part of the renaming committee when we became East County Schools Federal Credit Union in 2015, and was part of the origination of the Credit Union To You (CU2U) program.

Please welcome Vicki to the committee!

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  • Cathy Sprecco with Koala - Australia 2015

    I had a fantastic trip to Switzerland and Austria this past summer with East County Schools FCU and the SD East County Chamber of Commerce. This was my 6th trip with this fun group! The Educator Tour, guided by the infamous Steve Devan, is the perfect way to truly see and experience any country. The train ride through the Alps was a personal favorite and such an amazing experience. Seeing and hearing cows and goats with real bells grazing on the side of the mountains made me want to sing a favorite "Sound of Music" song and look for Heidi or her grandpa around every turn! I really felt immersed in the culture. The extra servings of warm apple strudel helped too!

     I am a single traveler and all worries are put aside on these well-coordinated trips. Almost everything is taken care of for the travelers so I always feel spoiled! The fellow Educator Tour travelers that I have met from other districts and other walks of life have become my life-long friends! These trips are so dear to me that I have a separate savings travel account where I dedicate a small monthly amount to be ready for the next country!

    Come join us!

    Cathy Sprecco - Retired Lakeside Union School District Teacher