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2019

Get updated on all the Windsor Federal Savings news and events from 2019.

WINDSOR FEDERAL ANNOUNCES RELOCATION OF ITS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

Move Accommodates Growth of Organization While Maintaining Commitment to
Town of Windsor

WINDSOR, CONN., December 10, 2019 – Windsor Federal’s administrative offices will have a new home in 2020. The organization has signed a lease agreement for 995 Day Hill Road in Windsor and aims to occupy the building by early fall, once renovations are complete.

Currently, Windsor Federal’s executive and administrative offices are housed between two buildings at 250 and 270 Broad Street.

“As we continue to expand our services and reach, we are adding team members and have outgrown our space,” said George Hermann, President & CEO. “The property chosen suits the needs of our employees and our organization well, providing the location and space that will further strengthen our foundation, support our future, and help us to better serve our customers as we grow.”

The main office branch is also located at 250 Broad Street and will remain there, with future plans to be renovated into a state-of-the-art banking facility with modern conveniences for its customers.

Windsor Federal is the only mutual institution with its headquarters in Hartford County.

“As a mutual institution, we cannot be bought,” said Hermann. “Our commitment to our customers and our community is as strong as ever and it is important that we physically position ourselves where we can continue to grow and carry out our mission of helping our neighbors for years to come.”

995 Day Hill Road is the former site of Branford Hall Career Institute and is located next to Fast Pitch Nation. Hartford-based Tecton Architects was selected for the project of transforming the 20,000-plus square foot, single-floor building into a collaborative environment that fosters community and engagement within and between departments.

WINDSOR FEDERAL WELCOMES LAUREN MURPHY AS NEW SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT - CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER & TREASURER

(WINDSOR, CONN - October 3, 2019). Lauren Murphy has been named Senior Vice President - Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer at Windsor Federal, headquartered in Windsor, Conn.

“We are thrilled to have someone of Ms. Murphy’s caliber join our organization,” stated George Hermann, President & CEO. “Her leadership, expertise, and strategic vision further enhance our mission of providing a solid foundation in our communities as we continue to evolve.”

Lauren brings over 25 years of accounting and finance experience to Windsor Federal, having been with Savings Institute Bank & Trust for 15 years and most recently holding the position of Chief Financial Officer.

“I am happy to join Windsor Federal,” said Ms. Murphy. “As a mutual institution, I admire the Bank’s standards of excellence and the commitment to its community, and I look forward to contributing to its continued growth.”

Lauren received her Master’s Degree in Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance, from the University of Hartford and is a Certified Public Accountant. She resides in Lebanon, Conn. with her husband and two children. She is an active member of her community and also holds professional memberships with AICPA, CTCPA and FMS.

FREE SHRED DAY

October 19, 2019 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.
Please bring a Non-Perishable food item to benefit the Windsor Food Bank.

For more information call 860-688-8511

Connecticut Banker Heads to D.C. to attend
ABA’s Emerging Leaders Forum
Forum to showcase next generation of bank leaders

WINDSOR, CONN., April 10, 2019 – Nadine Barletta of Windsor Federal Savings in Windsor, Conn., attended the American Bankers Association’s Emerging Leaders Forum on April 1^st in Washington, D.C. The forum, which takes place in conjunction with ABA’s Washington Summit each spring, focuses on growing the industry’s future leaders through professional development, empowerment and advocacy.

During the forum, next generation bank leaders had the opportunity to exchange business strategies and career best practices while discussing the challenges currently facing the banking workforce. In addition, bankers participated in discussions on leadership development, professional growth and advocacy.

“I was pleased to represent Connecticut at ABA’s Emerging Leaders Forum, which showcases a new group of industry thought leaders,” said Barletta. “The forum allowed bankers from all across the country to come together, gain a new perspective on leadership, and accelerate their roles as leaders.”

Keynote speakers included Betsy Hubbard, co-founder and CEO of Mindset Digital, who led a discussion on effective business communication strategies. Dr. Kathy Pearson, president and founder of Enterprise Learning Solutions, led a discussion about strategic agility and how to rapidly adapt to change in the banking industry. Captain Florent Groberg, a Medal of Honor recipient and Retired US Army captain, ended the meeting with an awe-inspiring story of heroism and leadership that culminated with a standing ovation.

Other highlights from the Forum included a panel of top banking leaders moderated by American Bankers Association President and CEO Rob Nichols, with Jill Castilla, CEO and vice chairman of Citizens Bank; Richard M. Adams Jr., president, United Bankshares; and Cathy Owen, chairman, Eagle Bank and Trust Company. The panel discussed their experiences in leadership and how they achieved their own personal and professional successes.

Representative Trey Hollingsworth from Indiana’s 9^th Congressional District took time away from Capitol Hill to lead an engaging session on the importance of building relationships with policymakers in a way that drives home the positive impact banks have on their communities. Finally, bankers attending the conference had the opportunity to participate in a community service event where school supplies and financial literacy materials were packed in backpacks to be donated to a local Washington, D.C. school.

ABA’s Washington Summit hosts the largest conference of bankers in Washington, and is held in conjunction with the ABA Mutual Community Bank Forum and Women’s Leadership Forum.

FREE SHRED DAY

April 27, 2019 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.
Please bring a Non-Perishable food item to benefit the Windsor Food Bank.

For more information call 860-688-8511

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS WELCOMES NEW VICE PRESIDENT OF RESIDENTIAL & CONSUMER LENDING

David Iannucci Brings Strength and Leadership to Community Bank

(WINDSOR, CONN - December 13, 2018). David Iannucci has been named Vice President of Residential & Consumer Lending at Windsor Federal Savings, headquartered in Windsor, Conn.

“David brings to Windsor Federal valuable industry experience and a reputation for being a strong team leader and change agent,” stated Luke Kettles, SVP & Chief Loan Officer. “He will be instrumental in modernizing our residential consumer lending technology platforms and overall loan process, which will enhance the customer experience.”

David most recently was Vice President of Residential Mortgage Lending at First National Bank of Suffield, which was recently acquired by PeoplesBank. There, he oversaw all residential and consumer loan operations. His experience in the financial services industry also includes loan servicing consulting, quality control, and compliance auditing. He has supported successful product launches and implemented sales and marketing strategies to drive growth.

“I am thrilled to take on this role,” said David. “Like Windsor Federal Savings, my goal is to be on the cutting edge of industry advancements to meet the growing needs of the communities we serve and the generations to come.”

David holds Bachelor’s Degrees in Political Science and Communication Sciences, with a concentration in Government Communications and Public Policy, from the University of Connecticut. He resides in East Granby, Conn. with his wife, Amanda, and their four daughters. He is an active board member for East Granby Economic Development Commission, the Bradley Regional Chamber of Commerce, and the East Granby Land Trust.

LYNNE STANLEY PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT

CASH MANAGEMENT OFFICER

(WINDSOR, CT - November 8, 2018). Lynne Stanley has been promoted to Assistant Vice President, Cash Management Officer at Windsor Federal Savings, headquartered in Windsor, Conn.

“In her new role, Lynne will continue to work to identify and design solutions to meet our customers’ needs and expectations, and to help us stay competitive as we grow,” stated Luke Kettles, SVP & Chief Loan Officer. “In her tenure at Windsor Federal Savings, Lynne has been a driving force in the design of various commercial banking products and provided our customers with a high level of individualized service that they appreciate, recognize, and have grown to depend upon.”

Lynne joined Windsor Federal Savings in 2008 as Business Banking Officer with over 25 years of prior work experience in the retail and business development areas, and has most recently held the position of Commercial Relationship Officer. A Business graduate of Becker College in Mass., Lynne also continued to develop her banking career through the two-year Connecticut School of Finance and Management program.

“I look forward to continuing to grow the cash management area of the bank,” said Lynne. “I enjoy working with our commercial customers and it is my personal mission to make Windsor Federal the ‘Bank of Choice’ for business banking services.”

Lynne resides in Granby, Conn. with her husband, daughter, and two dogs. Lynne has been actively involved in community activities that promote the Bank and/or assist in business development, including having served as Windsor Federal United Way Chairperson and Co-Chair of the Windsor Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Committee. Lynne is currently Treasurer of Windsor’s First Town Downtown.

NATHAN ADAJIAN PROMOTED TO ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT

COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER

(WINDSOR, CT - November 9, 2018). Nathan Adajian has been promoted to Assistant Vice President – Commercial Loan Officer at Windsor Federal Savings, headquartered in Windsor, Conn.

“Nate has played an integral role in the expansion of the commercial portfolio since joining Windsor Federal three years ago,” stated Luke Kettles, SVP & Chief Loan Officer. “He has leveraged his solid and efficient analytical skills, high quality standards, and ability to build effective relationships with loan officers and customers alike, to contribute to the growth of the commercial loan business.”

Nate has a multi-faceted background, including commercial and retail banking as well as audio engineering. Nate earned his degree in audio engineering from SAE Institute of Technology in Miami, Fla. He spent several years as Lead Engineer at a recording studio in Shelburne Falls, Mass. and toured nationally with various regional acts before entering the banking industry. A graduate of Granite State College in New Hampshire, Nate holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and a Master’s Degree in Project Management. Additionally, he earned a Loan Operations Diploma and Supervisor Diploma through the Center for Financial Training (CFT).

“I am looking forward to expanding my knowledge, growing through new situations, making new connections, and continuing to help my customers and the commercial loan business to succeed,” said Nate of his new role.

Nate resides in Plainville, Conn. with his wife and daughter. He is the former Treasurer of Young Professionals of Windsor and is a volunteer with Blind Dog Rescue Alliance.

FREE SHRED DAY

October 20, 2018 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.
Please bring a Non-Perishable food item to benefit the Windsor Food Bank.

For more information call 860-688-8511

MAUREEN SULLIVAN NAMED VP RETAIL OPERATIONS AT WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS

(WINDSOR, CT – April 16, 2018). Windsor Federal Savings is proud to announce the promotion of Maureen Sullivan to Vice President – Retail Operations.

“Maureen’s extensive retail banking experience has allowed her to successfully take on additional responsibilities”, George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings stated. “We are confident in her abilities to lead our retail banking division and are pleased to recognize her achievements with this promotion.”

Joining Windsor Federal Savings with over 10 years of prior retail banking experience, Maureen rapidly advanced within her career from part time Teller to Branch Manager by taking advantage of bank educational opportunities and receiving recognition for her outstanding customer service capabilities. In 2014, she graduated as Valedictorian of the Connecticut School of Finance and Management, a two year comprehensive bank industry educational program that trains future leaders. In July 2017, she was promoted to Asst. Vice President.

Maureen, a 28 year resident of Windsor, currently serves as an Ambassador for the Windsor Chamber of Commerce and served on the Board of Directors of the Windsor Education Foundation.

FREE SHRED DAY

April 28, 2018 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.
Please bring a Non-Perishable food item to benefit the Windsor Food Bank.

For more information call 860-298-1413 or 860-688-8511

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS PARTNERS WITH THE INTERVAL HOUSE

TO HELP OFFER HOPE & BREAK THE CYCLE

(WINDSOR, CT – February 26, 2018). Windsor Federal Savings, a community based financial institution, has partnered with the Interval House, a non-profit organization dedicated to ending domestic violence and providing services that will prevent and break the cycle of family and intimate partner abuse. Windsor Federal Savings will be holding a donation drive through the month of March, accepting donations of personal care items, diapers, and new twin sized bed sheets.

Jon Kozloski, Branch Officer in the Suffield Office of Windsor Federal Savings, says we are committed to help those that are not able to help themselves. "In this day and age domestic abuse is still prevalent in our society, and must end. It’s unfortunate to know there are people in this world that are afraid to live in their own home because of their domestic partner. Partnering with the Interval House, is a step in the right direction. Letting those individuals know that it’s okay to seek help and asylum from their toxic situations, to let them know there is hope, and there are people determined to break that cycle."

NADINE BARLETTA JOINS WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AS VICE PRESIDENT, LOAN ADMINISTRATION & OPERATIONS

(WINDSOR, CT – February 21, 2018). Windsor Federal Savings is pleased to announce that Nadine Barletta has been named as Vice President - Loan Administration & Operations.

Nadine brings nearly twenty years of commercial lending and operations experience with her to Windsor Federal. Her most recent position, with United Bank, focused extensively on commercial and residential loan servicing in northern Connecticut. According to Nadine, that experience taught her that customer satisfaction is vitally important, especially at a community-focused bank like Windsor Federal: “my job is to make sure that we’ve met our customer needs and expectations – and that our decisions don’t just make good business sense, but are good for the community, as well.”

Luke Kettles, SVP & Chief Loan Officer of Windsor Federal Savings, said: “Nadine is a true team-player who brings valuable experience to us from her years in the industry, and beyond. She is a great addition who will make a positive impact for us, both internally, and with our customers, as well.”

Nadine lives in Vernon with her husband and their beloved golden retriever.

2017

Get updated on all the Windsor Federal Savings news and events from 2017.

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS ANNOUNCES TAX REFORM BONUSES, MINIMUM WAGE INCREASE

(WINDSOR, CT – December 21, 2017) With the signing of the tax reform bill into law all employees of Windsor Federal Savings with the exception of senior management will receive a one-time special bonus of $250. This bonus will coincide with their raising the hourly minimum wage of all full-time employees to $15.00 per hour.

George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings, says the bank has a positive outlook on the economy due to the tax reform. “The relief that this tax bill provides to business should help to spur our economy, and is important to building meaningful, long-term growth in Connecticut, and beyond. The awarding of these bonuses and our minimum wage increase is our way of sharing our optimism with our most important asset: our valued employees.”

FREE SHRED DAY

October 21, 2017 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.
Please bring a Non-Perishable food item to benefit the Windsor Food Bank.

For more information call 860-298-1413 or 860-688-8511

MICHAEL R. GRANDFIELD JOINS WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AS VICE PRESIDENT, COMMERCIAL LENDING AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

(WINDSOR, CT –May 23, 2017). Windsor Federal Savings is pleased to announce that Michael R. Grandfield has been named as Vice President – Commercial Lending and Business Development.

Mike is an experienced, community bank lender with a diverse background that spans over twenty-five years within the banking industry. His most recent position with Berkshire Bank was as Senior Vice President – Middle Market Lending where he was responsible for a portfolio of $125 Million dollars, as well as, the marketing and underwriting of new business opportunities including commercial real estate and commercial and industrial loans throughout the western Massachusetts and northern Connecticut region. Mike’s position at Berkshire Bank was by way of a merger with Hampden Bank where he previously worked as a VP, Commercial Lender for over 13 years.

Luke Kettles, SVP & Chief Loan Officer of Windsor Federal Savings, said: “Mike comes to Windsor Federal Savings as a proven team player and contributor. His strong background and experience in community banking complements our seasoned team, as we continue to focus on providing the best possible “home town” banking experience for our business customers in north-central Connecticut and western Massachusetts.”

Mike is an active contributor in the community including as board member of Futureworks, Inc. and as the Past President of the West Springfield/Agawam Chamber and the Agawam Rotary Club, where he was awarded the Paul Harris Fellow by the Agawam Rotary Club. He was also a Massachusetts Governor’s Point of Light Award recipient in recognition of his community involvement. Mike and his wife Kelly reside in Suffield with their four children.

FREE SHRED DAY

April 29, 2017 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.

For more information call 860-298-1413 or 860-688-8511

GEORGE HERMANN, PRESIDENT & CEO, CONNECTICUT BANKER ATTENDS TREASURY MEETING

TO DISCUSS REGULATORY CHALLENGES FACING COMMUNITY BANKS

(WINDSOR, CT – April 6, 2017) George Hermann President & CEO, joined a delegation of community bankers from across the country to meet senior Treasury officials to explore unnecessary and outdated regulations that are hindering economic growth and making it more difficult for banks to serve their customers and communities.

During the meeting, bankers had the opportunity to discuss a range of topics, including the importance of the community bank business model; ensuring regulation is tailored to institutions’ unique characteristics, mortgage finance reform, the ability of community banks to raise capital and other important issues.

“Community banks play a critical role in driving our nation’s economic growth, and I was pleased to represent Connecticut in this important meeting,” said Hermann. “We were able to offer Treasury officials important perspective on common-sense regulatory changes that would allow banks like mine to better serve their customers and communities.”

This meeting comes less than a month after several community bank leaders met with President Trump and his economic leaders at the White House to discuss regulatory challenges faced by community banks. The Treasury meeting was pursuant to an executive order from President Trump for the Treasury secretary to review financial supervision and rules.

George Hermann currently serves as Treasurer of the American Bankers Association’s and is President of the Connecticut Community Bankers Association. He was joined by other ABA bank members from ABA’s Board of Directors and banker committees.

2016

Get updated on all the Windsor Federal Savings news and events from 2016.

FREE SHRED DAY

October 22, 2016 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
Windsor Federal Savings Loan Center
270 Broad St.,Windsor
(Next to Main Office;Enter on Elm Street)

Open to Customers and Public
Limit: 2 Medium boxes or 2 garbage bags
No Binders or Notebooks.

For more information call 860-298-1413 or 860-688-8511

NEW WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN OFFICE OPENS IN SUFFIELD

(WINDSOR, CT –September 27, 2016). Windsor Federal Savings announced today that they are opening a brand-new loan center in Suffield, at 112 Mountain Avenue, adjacent to their Suffield branch. An opening later this fall is planned.

“Our Suffield location has shown consistent growth since it’s opening earlier this year, and with that growth has come a very strong demand for loans of all kinds” said George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings. He continued: “providing the full range of services to the communities we serve is part of who we are as an organization, and we’re very excited to be opening this local loan center. Whether it’s in person or online, our goal is to provide a level of customer service that is second to none, and we look forward to serving our customers – no matter where they are located.”

The new loan center continues the steady growth that Windsor Federal has seen in recent years, and signifies the dedication that Windsor Federal has to the communities it serves. President and CEO Hermann said: “While many banks are closing branches and downsizing, we’ve maintained our customer-focused, community based approach, and strong growth, and our expansion in Suffield reflects that.”

LUKE KETTLES JOINS WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS AS CHIEF LOAN OFFICER

(WINDSOR, CT –September 12, 2016). Windsor Federal Savings is pleased to announce that Luke D. Kettles has been named Senior Vice President and Chief Loan Officer.

With over 23 years of commercial and residential lending experience, Luke comes to Windsor Federal from his position as Commercial Regional Executive at Berkshire Bank where he was responsible for the management of the middle-market regional team within the Pioneer Valley and Northern Connecticut markets. Prior to that, Luke was Chief Lending Officer with Hampden Bank, and was integral to their successful transition during its merger with Berkshire Bank.

George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings, said: “Luke comes to Windsor Federal Savings as a proven leader and contributor. His strong background and experience in our industry will complement our already-strong team, as we continue to focus on providing the best possible banking experience for our residential and commercial neighbors in north-central Connecticut and the Pioneer Valley.”

Luke is an active contributor to community service, with organizations that include Boy Scouts of America, Westfield State University Foundation, Rotary, and many others. He is also a coach of youth soccer and Little League baseball in Suffield, where he and his family reside.

NEW WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS SUFFIELD BRANCH ANNOUNCED

(Windsor, CT, February 11, 2016) – Windsor Federal Savings will open a brand new location in Suffield this Spring, the bank announced today.

The full service, state-of-the-art branch will offer a complete array of banking services to meet the needs of both residential and commercial customers, and will be staffed by experienced Windsor Federal team members. “Being a good neighbor is one of our core values, a foundational principle, and our involvement in Suffield reflects that commitment” said George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings. “Suffield has a great sense of community, and we look forward to building a strong partnership with residents and businesses alike. We are truly excited to be there.”

The new branch will emphasize a modern and efficient banking experience, while continuing the great customer service that Windsor Federal is known for. It will be located at 112 Mountain Road in Suffield, with a Grand Opening planned in late spring.

2015

Look back on all our news and events from 2015.

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS TO OPEN ON SEABURY CAMPUS

(WINDSOR, CT – February 2015) Windsor Federal Savings and Seabury are teaming up to provide on-site banking for Seabury residents and employees. Located within the commons building on the 66 acre Seabury campus, the limited-service branch will provide the complete array of banking products and services offered by Windsor Federal, along with the traditional “neighbors helping neighbors” service that the bank is well known for.

Windsor Federal already has a full-service branch in downtown Bloomfield, as well as an in-school satellite at Bloomfield High School. George Hermann, President and CEO , stated expanding into Seabury made sense: “this is a natural extension of our business as we further our commitment to the communities we serve. We’re very excited to become part of the Seabury community, and providing banking services to its residents and employees. Our ongoing emphasis will continue to be on providing a superior customer experience through friendly, personalized service, and our goal, as always, is to exceed customer expectations.”

For their part, Seabury is looking forward to Windsor Federal being on campus and complementing an already robust set of offerings for residents and employees alike. Richard Heath, Executive Vice President and CEO of Seabury, says that Windsor Federal and Seabury will work well together: “As an organization, our “wellness for life” philosophy makes personal service a key component to the relationship we have with our residents. Windsor Federal’s emphasis on superior customer service and being good neighbors is a great fit, and we think they’ll be a tremendous resource, and partner.”

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Seabury, an active life community, in Bloomfield, offers its residents the opportunity for a fulfilling lifestyle in beautiful surroundings and accommodations in Apartments, Cottages and Villas, with future health care provided at essentially no additional cost. Seabury is committed to a “Wellness for Life” philosophy by meeting the physical/nutritional, spiritual, social/emotional, intellectual, and vocational needs of the people it serves through services, accommodations and professional management that will increase and maintain a high quality of life. To reach Seabury call 860.286.0243, or go towww.seaburylife.org

Seabury Office of WFS Holds Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

The Seabury Office of Windsor Federal Savings held their official ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, March 10, 2015. In attendance were Richard Heath, Executive Vice President and CEO of Seabury, George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal, David Oliver, Senior Vice President Retail Banking, Harold Harper, Assistant Vice President Bloomfield Office and Jonathan Kozloski, Personal Banker of the Seabury Office.

The office, which opened for business on March 3, 2015, is a limited service bank serving the financial needs of the residents and employees of Seabury. The office is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 4.

Pictured left to right: David Oliver, WFS Senior Vice President Retail Banking; George Hermann, WFS President and CEO; Harold Harper, WFS Assistant Vice President Bloomfield Office; Jonathan Kozloski, WFS Personal Banker of the Seabury Office; Richard Heath, Executive Vice President and CEO of Seabury

WENDY COLLEARY JOINS WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS

(WINDSOR, CT – MARCH 2015) – Windsor Federal Savings’ President, George Hermann, along with Ray Halsted, Senior Vice President Commercial Lending, are pleased to announce that Wendy Colleary has joined the Association as Vice President – Commercial Loan and Business Development.

Colleary, a longtime Glastonbury resident, is a seasoned professional with over thirty-four years of diverse bank experience with extensive knowledge in community association lending, commercial business development and credit review and analysis. She builds partnerships within the community by providing superior customer service through responsiveness and accountability.

“Wendy brings an impressive community bank background to our association”, commented Ray Halsted, Senior Vice President of Lending. “Her expertise with specialized commercial products including community association lending will help us expand our customer base and enhance the communities we serve.”

Ms. Colleary received a Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Massachusetts and is currently a member of Community Associations Institute (CAI).

An avid reader, she also enjoys cooking and spending time outdoors.

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS TO OPEN OFFICE AT DUNCASTER

(Windsor, CT – March 2015) Windsor Federal Savings and Duncaster are pleased to announce the opening of an on-site banking office for Duncaster residents and employees in Bloomfield.

The limited service office, which will be located in the common area of the Duncaster campus, will provide banking products and services offered by Windsor Federal Savings, along with the exceptional “neighborly” customer service for which the bank is well known.

Windsor Federal is no stranger to Bloomfield – they have a full service branch in Bloomfield Center, in-school satellite branch at Bloomfield High School and also recently opened another limited service office in Bloomfield.

George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal, says expanding into Duncaster was a natural expansion of our existing branch network. “We’re thrilled to become part of the Duncaster community. Our focus will continue to be on providing an exceptional customer experience through friendly, personalized service and we look forward to building a strong partnership with residents and employees alike.”

Duncaster is looking forward to Windsor Federal being on-site. The two organizations share the same philosophy when it comes to their strong commitment to their clients, employees and communities by making the greater community a better place to live. Michael O’Brien, President and CEO at Duncaster, is “delighted to welcome Windsor Federal Savings to the campus. This new partnership will ensure that Duncaster residents and employees will have convenient access to a full range of banking services”.

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Duncaster is the Hartford Area’s first LifeCare community for active, engaging seniors. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the boutique retirement community is located just minutes from West Hartford and Simsbury, in Bloomfield, CT. Duncaster residents enjoy an intellectually stimulating lifestyle while experiencing security and peace of mind. Duncaster was voted the Best Retirement Community by readers of Hartford Magazine and the Connecticut Law Tribune. Residents have a role in governance and sit on the board – a rare distinction. The community’s 94-acre campus includes apartment homes, assisted living apartments and short- and long-term skilled nursing accommodations (all private). Duncaster offers its residents lifetime protection against the potentially catastrophic costs of long-term care through the LifeCare plan. For more information, visit http://www.Duncaster.org or call (860) 380-5005.

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS OFFICIALLY
OPENS AT DUNCASTER IN BLOOMFIELD

(Bloomfield, CT – May 18, 2015) – Windsor Federal Savings officially opened their newest branch today, an on-site, limited service banking location within the Duncaster campus in Bloomfield.

On hand for the ceremonial ribbon cutting outside the newly opened branch were Personal Bankers Emily Thompson and Jon Kozlowski, as well as fellow Windsor Federal team members Lynne Stanley, David Oliver, and George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal. Representing Duncaster were Lou DeSario, Nancy Sproat, and Michael O’Brien, President and CEO of Duncaster.

Pictured L to R: Lou DeSario, VP of Operations of Duncaster; WFS Personal Banker Jon Kozlowski; George Hermann, WFS President and CEO; Michael O’Brien, President and CEO of Duncaster; Emily Thompson, WFS Personal Banker; Nancy Sproat, Marketing Associate of Duncaster; Lynne Stanley, WFS Commercial Relationship Officer; David Oliver, WFS SVP Retail Banking

The newly renovated space at Duncaster is easily accessible, and invokes a warm, friendly and inviting feel – a common theme for all Windsor Federal locations. Duncaster President and CEO Michael O’Brien stated that the alignment between the two organizations is a good fit, “We are delighted that we are able to form a partnership with Windsor Federal to provide on-site banking for not only Duncaster residents, but also for our staff. We are pleased to partner with an organization whose mission is very similar to ours, including a commitment to exceptional customer service, a commitment to the greater Bloomfield community, and an organization who will form a long and sustainable partnership with Duncaster.”

George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal, agrees. "We look forward to a successful partnership with Duncaster and we sincerely appreciate the opportunity to become a part of their community.”

The Duncaster branch will be open to residents and employees on Mondays and Thursdays from 8:30 to 2:30. Appointments during non-business hours may be scheduled by calling the bank’s Bloomfield branch at 860.242.6062.

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Duncaster is the Hartford Area’s first LifeCare community for active, engaging seniors. Celebrating its 31st anniversary, the boutique retirement community is located just minutes from West Hartford and Simsbury, in Bloomfield, CT. Duncaster residents enjoy an intellectually stimulating lifestyle while experiencing security and peace of mind. Duncaster was voted the Best Retirement Community by readers of Hartford Magazine and the Connecticut Law Tribune. Residents have a role in governance and sit on the board – a rare distinction. The community’s 94-acre campus includes apartment homes, assisted living apartments and short- and long-term skilled nursing accommodations (all private). Duncaster offers its residents lifetime protection against the potentially catastrophic costs of long-term care through the LifeCare plan. For more information, visit http://www.Duncaster.org or call (860) 380-5005.

Windsor Federal Savings Announces New Granby Branch Manager

(Granby, CT - September 2015) George Hermann, President and CEO, along with David Oliver, Senior Vice President Retail Banking of Windsor Federal Savings are pleased to announce that Lindsay Allen has joined the Association as Assistant Vice President, Granby Office Branch Manager.

Lindsay brings with her nine years in the banking industry, most recently as an Assistant Vice President at Bank of America. She has strong leadership abilities along with a dedication to develop positive relations, both with customers and the surrounding communities. “We are fortunate to have a professional of Lindsay’s caliber join our Windsor Federal family” stated Oliver, “Our customers will be well served by Lindsay’s experience, expertise and talents.”

Ms. Allen attended Albertus Magnus College and Post University and is currently attending The New England College of Business and Finance to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration. She serves as Secretary of the Board for the Maryann Loprete Memorial Foundation.

A resident of Bloomfield, Lindsay enjoys reading, volunteering, softball, basketball, and most importantly time spent with family and friends. She can be reached at our Granby Office located at 21 Hartford Avenue - 860.653.4548.

WINDSOR FEDERAL SAVINGS ANNOUNCES THREE NEW BOARD MEMBERS

(WINDSOR, CT - September 8, 2015) George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings, is pleased to announce that three new members – Dr. G. Duncan Harris, Attorney Michael Rice, and Brian Baumann - have been elected to the Association’s Board of Directors.

“We are extremely pleased that these three talented individuals have accepted the invitation to join our Board”, said George Hermann, President and CEO of Windsor Federal Savings. “Their skills, experience, business acumen and community involvement are wonderful accomplishments in their own right, and we are most appreciative of their commitment to our team.”

Dr. G. Duncan Harris

Dr. Harris serves as the Dean of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management at Manchester Community College (MCC), which serves nearly 15,000 students yearly and has a faculty of almost 500. Dr. Harris is a member of the management team at MCC, and provides strategic direction to the areas within the student affairs division. He is chief student affairs officer and enrollment officer, with oversight of enrollment management functions that include admissions, registration, financial aid, assessment, counseling and advising, student life, and student operations.

Dr. Harris’ educational background includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from the University of Connecticut, a Master’s Degree in Counseling from Central Connecticut State University, a Doctorate in Higher Education Leadership from Nova Southeastern University, and a certificate in Educational Leadership from Harvard University.

According to Dr. Harris, the Windsor Federal commitment to its communities is one of the reasons that he decided to join the Board: "I grew up in Bloomfield and now reside in Windsor. I find that these are great communities to raise families and that the residents work together to uplift the quality of life of our neighbors. I consider it an honor to serve as a director.”

Dr. Harris, his wife, Garcia, and their three children reside in Bloomfield.

Attorney Michael Rice

Attorney Michael Rice serves as the managing partner of Jacobs, Walker, Rice, and Barry, in Manchester. He is a resident of East Granby, and is a member of the Manchester and Connecticut Bar Associations.

Attorney Rice received his undergraduate degree in Finance from The University of Connecticut, his Juris Doctor from Vermont Law School, and his Masters of Taxation from Boston University.

He has an extensive background in the areas of lending and borrowing, and specializes in corporate transactions including mergers and acquisitions. He has a strong involvement in commercial banking, as it relates to the transactions of his client businesses.

“Growing up in the Poquonock section of Windsor, my first bank account was with Windsor Federal Savings. It’s a privilege to now be involved with them, and I hope that my knowledge of the corporate side of transactions will be of benefit, as Windsor Federal continues to assist Connecticut businesses with their growth plans” said Rice.

Brian Baumann

Brian Baumann was the Chief Financial Officer at Brooks Brothers, Inc. for 13 years, part of an overall career there that spanned nearly 30 years.

Mr. Baumann’s tenure at Brooks Brothers gained him extensive expertise in financial modeling, statistics, debt issuance, budgeting, and cost control. He said, “I’m hopeful that my solid working understanding of the intricacies of a business like Brooks Brothers will be of value to the Windsor Federal Board, and I look forward to assisting. “

He received his undergraduate degree in Accounting from St. John’s University, and his MBA in Finance from The University of Connecticut. He is a board member of the not-for profit group “Live Kind”.

Brian and his wife Molly reside in Suffield, and have two grown children.

WINDSOR FEDERAL’S “FREE SHRED DAY” TO BENEFIT WINDSOR FOOD BANK

(Windsor, CT - October 2015) - Windsor Federal Savings will host their 10^th Annual “Free Shred Day” on Saturday, October 17, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., next to their Main Office, 250 Broad Street, in Windsor.

This year, attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item, which will benefit the Windsor Food Bank. Robin Stanwick, coordinator and Marketing Officer at Windsor Federal, says assisting the community is part of the fabric of the bank: “we make a concerted effort to be involved in the community, and believe that our actions should be consistent with our motto of neighbors helping neighbors. This is a great cause, and one we fully embrace.”

The food bank - also known as the Windsor Community Service Council - offers Windsor residents in need supplemental food once per month. Items usually include an assortment of canned and packaged goods, frozen meats, fresh produce, breads, and pastries. Items are subject to availability and amount is based on household size. The Food Bank is located at the L.P. Wilson Community Center at 599 Matianuck Avenue, in Windsor.

The Windsor Federal “Free Shred Day” is open to customers and the public, with a limit of two medium boxes or two garbage bags. No binders or notebooks can be accepted, and attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item as a donation.