Below is a list of the candidates for this election along with some biographical information for each. Click here when you are ready to vote.

Biographical information is supplied by the candidates. APGFCU does not endorse any candidate. The order of the candidates was chosen by lots.
 
Donald J. Burnett, COL (Ret)
Donald J. Burnett, COL (Ret) Current board of directors chair and former vice chair
serving on multiple committees. I led the effort to select
and appoint our new CEO. APGFCU-affiliated since 1980, I
am a retired Army officer and previous associate director
living, working, and volunteering locally since 1999. I hold
B.S. and MBA degrees and will use my experience to best
represent you. "It's a privilege to serve our members'
interests. I would be honored by your vote!"
 
Gerald Ernest
Gerald Ernest I served on the board at Members First of Maryland
Federal Credit Union for over 30 years on various
committees and as chairman the last 12 years. I retired
after 43 years of service at Bethlehem Steel. I have
a Bachelor of Science in Safety and Health from the
National Labor College. It has been my privilege to serve
our members and hope to continue to serve our members
in the future.
 
Timothy A. Sherwood, PhD
Timothy A. Sherwood, PhD I bring a strong educational and leadership background
to APGFCU, having worked as a college professor and
administrator. I have volunteered with APGFCU for
the past five years and have served as director and as
associate director. I currently serve as vice chair of the
board of directors and chair of the Human Resources
Committee. I would be honored to assist APGFCU in
improving member experience and expanding financial
education opportunities for the community.
 
Emanuel C. Hatton
Emanuel C. Hatton Having worked on various APGFCU committees for 11 years,
I am convinced the credit union movement represents
an excellent alternative banking source for people other
financial institutions may not work with. That's how credit
unions began. I have B.S. and MBA degrees, served as a
combat arms soldier for 21 years, government civilian for 22
years, and government contractor for five years. I want to
serve the underserved community.