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Leominster Credit Union has promoted three long-time employees to assistant vice president jobs.
Maria L. Litalien was named assistant vice president of loan servicing, Kim A. Cary and Jennie E. Gray were promoted to AVP/branch manager positions in Holden and Clinton, respectively.
Litalien has been with LCU since 1991 when she started as a teller. In 1995, she began working in the loan department. She and her husband and daughter live in Leominster.
Cary and Gray have both been with the credit union since 1994. Cary started as a teller at the Holden branch and has been the branch manager there since 2002. She lives in Rutland with her husband.
Gray has worked in the financial services field for more than three decades. She lives with her family in Stow.
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