About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Redstone Federal Credit Union and noticed an old man muttering under his breath as he walked in. ‘I’ll show them,’ the man said with determination, ‘my balance is higher than anyone else’s!’ The delivery driver watched curiously as the old man entered the lobby, only to emerge moments later smiling triumphantly. 'See?' he boasted to no one in particular, 'my balance is now exactly $999,999!' Turns out, the poor guy had been overpaying his mortgage for years, thinking it would boost his credit union account. Moral of the story? Sometimes our obsessions lead us down funny paths.
2. One foggy morning, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Redstone Federal Credit Union. As he stepped out, he noticed something peculiar: the parking lot was filled with tiny umbrellas, each one pointing in a different direction. Confused and amused, the driver picked up an umbrella and saw it was made of paper—an elaborate prank left by a neighbor who loved practical jokes. With a smile, he decided to leave them there for other customers to discover, adding to the mystery and charm of Redstone Federal Credit Union.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver parked his truck outside Redstone Federal Credit Union. As he stepped out, he heard an eerie humming coming from inside the building. Curious, he peered through the window and saw a neon sign flashing ‘Open,’ despite it being midnight. Inside, a regular was counting coins with a big smile on his face. The delivery guy knocked gently, and the man looked up, exclaiming, 'Finally! I’ve been waiting for you!' Turned out, the credit union had a secret night shift.
4. A little girl walked into her dad’s office at Redstone Federal Credit Union one day, pointing excitedly at something on the floor. ‘Daddy,’ she said, ‘what’s that strange creature doing in our bank?’ Her father looked down and saw a small turtle slowly making its way across the lobby. 'Oh,' he smiled, picking it up gently. 'It must be lost.' He carried the turtle outside and set it free near some bushes. The little girl clapped happily, saying, 'Thank you, Daddy!' And from then on, whenever someone asked what happened at Redstone Federal Credit Union that day, they’d laugh and say, 'Why, there was just another ordinary adventure involving a turtle.'