Remembering Anna Sneed - Enbright Credit Union
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Anna Sneed PhotoAnna Sneed, who was an employee of the credit union for many years, passed away on September 3, 2020. Anna began working at Electric Service Credit Union, now Enbright Credit Union, in 1962. Prior to coming to the credit union, Anna worked for Nashville Electric Service where she manually copied meter books from the past year’s books to the new year’s books. Because the credit union was small, Anna handled a variety of credit union duties. She made new loans, opened new memberships, handled bookkeeping and personnel. In 1968, Anna left the credit union to raise her two sons, but returned to work at Electric Service Credit Union in 1992. “It felt like coming home to family,” said Anna, whose career lasted through six credit union managers.

Anna retired from the credit union in January 2013. The Community Board Room at the Indian Lake Branch was named in her honor, because she has taught us so much about bringing people together with kindness. She will long be remembered by her credit union family as a generous and gracious person, who made everyone feel welcome.

Said Ron Smith, President and CEO of Enbright, “Anna was a gem. She truly embodied the best of customer service, and she helped the credit union in ways large and small. She made the world a better place.”

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