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r e d f c u.o r g | 7 Being a part of that from the ground up has been extremely rewarding for her. Leading the Tennessee expansion is her plum assignment, one she did not ask for and could not refuse when Redstone President and CEO Joe Newberry asked her to take it on. Looking back, Jan finds it difficult to comprehend that five decades have passed. "Fifty years is a long time. It's just surreal to think about it and all that's changed in my life over those years." Yet through every change, Jan kept finding new ways to contribute. And when the time comes to leave, she hopes her legacy can be summed up this way: "Redstone has been so good to me; I love my credit union family! I hope I've made a positive difference in the lives of many people during my journey here and have given back as much as I have received." Continued from page 3 50 YEARS OF SERVICE: This past June, Redstone opened its first drive-thru teller station, or ITM, in Ardmore. Yolandia Eubanks, Greater Ardmore Chamber of Commerce Director, says the new ITM is a great asset for the community. "We have lots of individuals and families who bank with Redstone. Many of our local businesses and festivals take advantage of Redstone's mobile ATM, and with this new ITM, ever ything is so much more convenient," Eubanks said. The Ardmore ITM is located at 26035 Main Street. NEW ITM OPEN IN ARDMORE Redstone opens its sixth Tennessee branch in November with the addition of the new location at 2710 Memorial Boulevard in north Murfreesboro. A grand opening celebration is planned for January 2027. e new branch, set in a retail development, will have three ATM/ITMs in-branch and three more at its drive-thru. Redstone currently has branches in Fayetteville, Murfreesboro, and Smyrna. REDSTONE IS SET TO OPEN ITS SIXTH TENNESSEE BRANCH