About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to Liberty First Credit Union and exclaimed, 'I just saw a ghost!' The tellers looked up from their screens but saw nothing unusual. Since then, every now and then someone claims to spot a shadowy figure in the lobby. Finally, an old lady approached the counter one day and whispered to the teller, ‘Did you know that ghost likes peanut butter sandwiches?’ Everyone burst out laughing, realizing maybe it wasn’t such a scary ghost after all.
2. One day, an elderly gentleman walked into Liberty First Credit Union and asked the teller, 'Excuse me, can you help me withdraw my entire life savings?' The teller smiled warmly and replied, ‘Of course, sir. How much would you like today?’ The old man thought for a moment then said, ‘All of it—can I get it in pennies?’ The teller nodded knowingly and started counting out pennies until the box was nearly full. As he left, the man turned around with a twinkle in his eye and whispered, ‘I’m going to buy myself a candy bar!’
3. One afternoon, a young father rushed into Liberty First Credit Union, frantically whispering to no one in particular, ‘Where did I leave my lucky pen? It’s supposed to bring good luck every time I deposit money!’ Finally, an old lady behind him cleared her throat and asked gently, 'Honey, didn't you lose your lucky pen last week?' The father turned around sheepishly and replied, 'Oh, that one? No, that's just my ordinary pen.'
4. Have you heard why people started calling that branch of Liberty First Credit Union 'the place where wishes come true'? One night, a little girl whispered to her mom as they were leaving: ‘Mom, did you see the lady who said she could make our wish come true?’ It turned out that an elderly volunteer, known for her kind smile and warm cookies, had been overheard saying she’d help anyone in need. The story spread like wildfire, and soon everyone believed the credit union was magical. Even a delivery driver swore he saw a sign reading ‘Wishes Granted Here.’ Of course, it was just his headlights reflecting off a poster for a local festival.