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First Shore Federal cuts ribbon in Millsboro

Shown at the ribbon cutting ceremony in back are (l-r) Lise O’Connell, Alexis Ondo, Paula Brown, Kay Lowe, John Hynes, Becky Kambarn, Marybeth Hastings, Terri Hargis, Dawn Thorne, Marty Neat, Philip Bradshaw, Dick Morris, Chris Cropper, John Laws, Cammy Tyson and Dave Root. In front are Cheryl Young, Debbie Tingle, Mary Lou Tietz, Diane Koch, Erika Upole, Sheila Scannell, Brenda Hudson, Tom Robinson, Rachel Johnson, Amy Holloway, Joe Ann Adams, First Shore Board Member Bob Stickels, Mayor Robert Bryan, Vice Mayor John Thoroughgood, Councilman Tim Hodges, State Representative Ruth Briggs King, Rep. Richard Collins, R-Millsboro, Tom Hershey, Chip Dashiell and Carolyn Johnson. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Steven Billups
April 29, 2015
Prior to the ribbon cutting officers from First Shore Federal presented checks to local nonprofits. Shown is the presentation to Delaware Community Foundation. Shown are (l-r) Tom Robinson, loan officer; Amy Holloway, branch manager; Bob Stickels, board member; Bill Allen, Delaware Community Foundation; and Diane Koch, First Shore Sussex County officer. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
A check was presented to the Delaware Seashore Foundation. Shown are (l-r) Doug Long, park supervisor; Amy Holloway, branch manager; Bob Stickels, board member; Shirley Price, Delaware Seashore Preservation Foundation co-chair; Judy Henniger, Preservation Foundation treasurer; and Diane Koch, First Shore Sussex County officer. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
Shown presenting a check to Sussex County Habitat for Humanity are Bob Stickels, First Shore board member; Kevin Gilmore, Habitat executive director; Diane Koch, First Shore Sussex County officer; and Amy Holloway, Hillsboro branch manager. BY STEVEN BILLUPS
First Shore Fedral Savings and Loan is located at 220 Washington St. in Millsboro. BY STEVEN BILLUPS

First Shore Federal Savings and Loan cut the ribbon on its ninth brach April 15. Joined by a crowd of local customers, associates and public officials, First Shore Board Member Bob Stickels of Georgetown, Branch Manager Amy Holloway of Millsboro and Loan Originator Tom Robinson cut the ribbon.

First Shore, which is headquartered in Salisbury, Md., has served the Lower Shore of Delmarva for more than 60 years. The community bank has more than $300 million in assets and capital.

“This is an important achievement for First Shore,” said  Stickels. “And we very much appreciate the support of the Town of Millsboro and other local and state agencies in making it a reality.”

Among the highlights of the festivities was the contribution of $30,000 to several local community groups. “We believe that support of the community is a key part of First Shore’s mission,” said Marty Neat, the association’s president and CEO as he reminded the crowd of an upcoming community shred event Saturday, April 25, at the Millsboro branch on Washington Street.

 

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