Q: Do you still keep a calendar?
A: Not exactly. My calendar each day consists of Bonanza
from 1 – 2, Big Valley from 2 – 3, followed by e
Rifleman and Wagon Train, with a nap in between!
Q: Are there any other hobbies you enjoy that you are
excited to delve into?
A: My wife, Jill, and I plan to spend more time with
our three grandkids. We have twin three-year-old
grandkids who live in Birmingham and a one-year-
old grandson who lives here in Huntsville. We have a
golf cart – although I don't golf – that we use to drive
the kids around the neighborhood. ey love that!
I've also had a pool table for years, so I will be playing
more pool since I have retired. Not to brag – but I'm
pretty good! Jill and I plan to travel when things get
back to normal after COVID-19.
Q: What's the best personal advice you have received?
A: Always be respectful of others and count your many
blessings. I was always taught to be a "good guy" and get
along with everyone. As Patrick Swayze said in the movie
Roadhouse, "Be nice!"
BUSINESS DE VELOPMENT
OFFICERS:
North AL
T. LeJuan George
lgeorge@redfcu.org
Kasie Barber
kbarber@redfcu.org
Murfreesboro and Fayetteville, TN
Lori Cutler
lcutler@redfcu.org
As Assistant Vice President (AVP) for Business Lending
from 2004 – 2009, Robbie Stephenson helped launch
Redstone Federal Credit Union's business lending
program, and he says those years were some of his most
challenging and most enjoyable.
Robbie has been an integral part of Redstone's successes
for the past 36 years. He held positions beginning as
a loan counselor and ending on April 1, 2020, when he
retired as AVP for Direct Retail.
Now, his day revolves around his grandkids and his
favorite western television shows.
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