Park View Federal Credit Union Welcomes Sue Hughes as Mortgage Manager

Graphic and Pictures of Sue Hughes, Park View Federal Credit Union welcomes Mortgage Operations Manager, Sue Hughes

HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA (March 7, 2023) – Park View Federal Credit Union is thrilled to announce the addition of Sue Hughes as its Mortgage Manager. Hughes brings with her 25 years of mortgage lending experience.

“We are really excited to have Sue on board,” said Kevin Nafziger, VP of Lending. “She is tenacious and shares in our mission of making a difference in the lives of our members and community. I look forward to her helping us deliver on our promise of providing our members with an exceptional lending experience.”

Hughes added, “the best part of what we do is being able to help members achieve their dreams of becoming homeowners. Watching someone create roots that can last a lifetime – there’s no better feeling!”


About Park View Federal Credit Union
Established in 1969, Park View Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit, member-owned cooperative that provides a full range of financial services from five branch locations in the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County area. Learn more about Park View at pvfcu.org.

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