Gonic man appointed to HRCU supervisory committee

ROCHESTER - Holy Rosary Credit Union announced recently that Leonard Pinault has been appointed to its Board of Directors, representing the interests of the organization and its membership.

Additionally, Dan Connelly and Matt Lahr have been elected to the Credit Union's Supervisory Committee, which oversees the safeguarding of members' assets.

Pinault, who lives in Wolfeboro, joins the board after over 40 years of leadership roles in the banking industry. He additionally serves on the boards for The NICK and St. Katherine Drexel Parish. He is a graduate of Johnson and Wales University, receiving both a bachelor's degree and a master's in Business Management.

Connelly, a lifelong Gonic resident, returns to the Supervisory Committee after previously serving on it six years ago. He is also a veteran of the Navy and went on to work as a tool and die maker for Pratt & Whitney for 35 years. In the community, he served on the Rochester Court Diversion program for 20 years and coached the 1990 Rochester Post 7 American Legion baseball team to a state championship.

Lahr, a resident of Dover, previously served four years in the Air Force before earning a degree in Marine Engineering from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. After working various engineering positions for 10 years, he was able to become a stay-at-home dad and domestic engineer. He also currently serves on the Dover School Board.

"We are very excited to have Lenny and Matt onboard, and of course, to welcome back Dan," said HRCU President and CEO Brian Hughes. "All three bring a variety of valuable experiences that will make them great additions to the Board and Supervisory Committee."

For more information, visit https://www.hrcu.org/