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PEMCO Insurance company history timeline

1949

Because credit unions were not then permitted to own real estate, in 1949 Handy personally financed the credit union's first office building at 325 Eastlake Avenue in Seattle's Cascade Neighborhood.

1961

In 1961, he retained the services of Stanley O. McNaughton, a former Seattle University economics professor and insurance consultant, to help modernize his organizations.

1963

In 2002 the name was changed to School Employees Credit Union of Washington. It is now wholly owned by PMIC. PEMCO Life Insurance Company was chartered in 1963, and is now wholly owned by PEMCO Corporation.

1965

PEMCO's Eastlake Avenue headquarters in 1965

1972

Credit Union membership soared to 40,000 in 1972, making it the largest such organization in Washington.

PMIC also assumed ownership of the PEMCO Insurance Company, which was chartered in 1972 to offer preferred auto insurance for educators.

1975

Handy and McNaughton helped to win state approval of the Washington Credit Union Share Guarantee Association in 1975 and legalization of check-like credit union "share drafts" the following year.

1984

When Robert Handy died on December 30, 1984, Stanley McNaughton was already CEO of the PEMCO group.

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