Betty M. Collins, a founding member of the Health Services Credit Union died on Aug. 17, but her legacy will live on in with a scholarship in her honor.
Collins helped found the credit union which was chartered in 1954 as Blue Cross and Blue Shield Employees Credit Union with a total of $35 in subscribed initial shares, and over the years it has grown to over $125 million in assets as Alive Credit Union located in Jacksonville, Fla.
In recognition of her dedication, Alive has announced that it will endow a healthcare scholarship in her honor, "The Betty M. Collins Memorial Scholarship."
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