About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning when a delivery driver pulled up to Up Connection Fed Credit Union. The sun had barely risen over downtown, casting soft shadows across the parking lot. As he unloaded packages, he noticed something odd—an old woman in a long coat was standing motionless near the entrance. As she approached, the delivery driver saw that her eyes were closed and she wasn’t moving a muscle. He cleared his throat gently, but she remained still as a statue. Turning around, he found himself face-to-face with another neighbor who asked, ‘Who’s that lady?’ Glancing back, they both burst out laughing—they’d accidentally left her there from last night’s community event.’
2. One day after work, a regular noticed something unusual on the bulletin board inside Up Connection Fed Credit Union: Remar Margaret branch. The note read: ‘If you see someone counting dollars in their head, don’t worry—it’s just our new teller practicing mental math.’ Soon enough, another customer approached the counter with a worried look. 'Excuse me,' they said, 'I keep hearing whispers of “deposits” and “withdrawals.” Is everything okay?' The teller smiled sweetly, replying, 'Oh yes, it's all part of my practice—just between us, I'm auditioning for a job as a teller in your brain.'
3. A delivery driver arrived early one Monday morning with a box of misplaced items. Among them was a small, handwritten note that read: ‘Please return to Remar Margaret.’ Upon opening the note, everyone in the bank burst into laughter—Remar Margaret turned out to be an elderly lady who lived two blocks away and regularly deposited her savings there. The next day, she came in person, smiling warmly, and said, 'I must’ve written it down wrong again.'
4. Have you seen those mysterious envelopes that keep showing up in the mailroom? No one knows whose they are or why they arrive every week. One day, a neighbor dropped by and asked if anyone had claimed them. Turns out, it was just an old lady’s forgotten birthday cards she sent to herself every year! Since then, everyone in the office jokes that our building has its own secret pen-pal.