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Employees Community Resource Credit Union S Boylan

S Boylan

Highest compensated employee

Coo/Svp Lending at Community Resource Credit Union

Fiscal year ended December 31, 2016. Published on January 24, 2026.

$174,275
2016

Total compensation

S Boylan has been listed as an employee of Community Resource Credit Union in Form 990 filings since at least fiscal year 2016.

Annual compensation details

$174,275
Coo/Svp Lending
2016
$139k org
40 hrs/wk
$36k other
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Total compensation by year

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2016

Other employees at Community Resource Credit Union

D Frazier
President and Chief Executive Officer
$411,689
$360,886 from orgNo related comp$50,803 other
R Ballard
Executive Vice President
$219,169
$170,383 from orgNo related comp$48,786 other
T Hudson
Vice President, Information Technology
$160,063
$135,640 from orgNo related comp$24,423 other
D Smith
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
$157,961
$142,791 from orgNo related comp$15,170 other
M Glassco
SR Systems Engineer
$146,392
$116,050 from orgNo related comp$30,342 other
A Rathbone
Vice President of Business Lending
$138,598
$113,761 from orgNo related comp$24,837 other
B Fisher
Vice President Retail Delivery
$133,141
$124,920 from orgNo related comp$8,221 other
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January 24, 2026:
2016 Community Resource Credit Union 990 published

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