Several Federal Savings Bank employees were recognized for their service at the bank’s Annual Employee meeting held February 16th at The Oaks in Somersworth.
President and CEO, James J. O’Neill, Jr., thanked everyone for a very successful year and commented that 2012, with the group’s continued hard work, is positioned to be even more successful. “With everything community banks are facing regarding regulatory reform, FSB remains a strong institution with a very bright future,” he remarked.
Employees recognized with 5-year service awards included: Christine Baker, John Crisp, Mary Ham, Paul Bergeron, and Deb Cuthbertson. Recognized for 10-years of service were: Carrie Keech, Laurie Abbott, and Andi Brunner. Recognized for 15-years of service were: Leni Redden and Sue Brown. Paula Blanchette was recognized for 20 years of service. A special award was presented to Judy Lovely for her 25 years of service. Marge Dore was also recognized for 26 years of service.
Perfect attendance awards were presented to: Jason Dionne, Janet Woithe, Jay Doyle, Chris Morin, Marge Dore, and Cassy Cox. President O’Neill also recognized the Bank’s Relay for Life team captain, Kelly Glennon and The United Way Committee team members, Paul Bergeron, Christina Mukankaka, Brenda Turner, John Crisp, and Barbara Pitcher. Employees were presented with a bouquet of gourmet sugar cookies and a restaurant gift card.
According to President O’Neill, “FSB is fortunate to employ some of the region’s most experienced bankers. Our employees are without a doubt the bank’s greatest asset and I’m proud to steward a group of such dedicated individuals.
Employees enjoyed a delicious buffet dinner and FSB raffled off several prizes including a paid day off. President O’Neill offered in his closing remarks, “FSB is a special place to work and we have an important role to fill in our communities. We do a lot of great things locally and it’s important that this remains our top priority, as it is truly what sets us apart from our competitors.”
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