
On Friday, June 7th the East parking lot is going to be repaved so we need everyone to park West of the water fountain so that the bank employees will have a place to park.

On Friday, June 7th the East parking lot is going to be repaved so we need everyone to park West of the water fountain so that the bank employees will have a place to park.

“It doesn’t matter what your background is or where you come from, if you have dreams and goals, that’s all that matters.”
-Serena Williams


D&D Modesto team members Matt Harbeck and Bob Taylor volunteered for this year’s Kidz Day on May 14th, selling a special edition of the Morris newspaper to support the Salvation Army’s Red Shield. Their corner raised $581.69, contributing to the overall $103,000 raised for the local cause.
According to the Salvation Army’s website, Red Shield offers “spiritual, educational and athletic programs” and is “a safe haven for these children in one of Modesto’s poorest neighborhoods.” To read more about this cause, click here.

Good morning, all!
With May 15th having been Peace Officers Memorial Day, I thought I would share where the proceeds from the FDSA BBQ lunches go!
100% of the proceeds go to the FDSA’s Peace Officer Memorial Fund. This fund is used to send a $1,000 check to help with funeral costs of any officer who dies in the line of duty anywhere in California. Additionally, if they lose one of their own, they use that money to help the surviving family members in any way possible. This may include funeral costs, college tuitions, and more.
Thank you for your continued support!
A note from Darlene Ayala.
Thank you everyone as for our raffle event raised $315 to go towards the Russell F. Pipo scholarship fund for next year. As for this year we were able to donate $500 each to the following four students:
Amanda Means – Washington Union High School. She will be attending Fresno City College in the Fall. Her plans are to go to Fresno City and then transfer to Fresno State to obtain a degree in Radiology.
Karen Miranda-Rodriguez – Clovis West High School – She will be attending Brigham Young University in the Fall. She wants a career in Education.
Brenda Contreras – Clovis West High School – She will be attending California State Fresno in the Fall. She is a pursing a Nursing Career to be a registered nurse.
Andrea Felix – Clovis West High School – She will be attending CSU Long Beach in the Fall. She also is pursuing a Medical Carrier and wants to be a Nurse Practitioner.
Again thank you everyone, I am blessed to be a part of this Committee.
Committee Members: Katie B., Michelle K., Lori T., Patty R., & Richard Antenucci
Thank you,
Darlene Ayala, CISR

This is a reminder that with the employee handbook is a password policy that states that you are not to share your password with anyone.
Not your team members or your manager, no one.
The IT Department can give access to e-mail and Epic activities for another employee at any time if a manager approves it, which means there is absolutely no reason to ever know someone else’s password.
Please remember this and remember that everything is tied to your computer login.
If your computer login password changes, your e-mail password changes to this new password.
You will have to enter it again in Outlook with the new password to your computer.
This will happen every 90 days.
Any questions, please feel free to contact myself or any member of the IT Department (Reece Goble and Christopher Lawley).
Thank you,
Jon McNally
Director of Information Technology

“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then is not an act but a habit.”
-Aristotle

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