RBFCU

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in RBFCU’s parking lot—a small wooden box, wrapped in brown paper and tied with string. Curious, he picked it up but couldn’t open it without breaking the seal. Since then, everyone who parked near that spot started finding similar packages. Finally, someone decided to take the packages home as a prank. Soon enough, every day brought new deliveries—chocolates, flowers, even a free coffee mug! Turned out, RBFCU had hired an anonymous neighbor to thank their loyal customers for banking with them.

2. Late one night, an RBFCU employee heard a strange humming coming from inside the vault. Curious but cautious, they approached the door only to discover rows of tiny violins, each tuned perfectly. As they picked up one violin, it started playing a familiar tune—‘Happy Birthday.’ Turning around, they found no one there. Since then, whenever someone’s birthday rolls around, that little orchestra plays right on schedule.

3. After hours, when everyone had left, an RBFCU teller swore she saw a shadowy figure rifling through the coin return slot. The next day, coins were scattered everywhere—all perfectly aligned in rows. Curious, the teller mentioned it to no one but her cat, Whiskers. Days later, while making a late-night deposit, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe it’s the ghost of a long-lost coin counter.’ Turns out, it was just Whiskers playing with his new laser pointer reflection on the coin slots.

4. Early one autumn morning, as the sun peeked over the city skyline, a delivery driver pulled up to RBFCU's quiet parking lot. Something unusual caught his eye—a tiny, intricately carved bird perched on top of the bank's security camera. The driver leaned closer for a better look and noticed that the little bird was singing softly, its voice echoing through the empty streets. Curious, he parked his truck and approached the bank, only to discover it was just an old security cam with a cleverly painted bird. Smiling, he waved goodbye to the 'singing' bird and drove off, leaving behind a small smile on the face of a nearby neighbor who happened to be watering her flowers.