Presidents Day at RMCU: Honoring Our Nation’s Leaders
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As we approach Presidents' Day, Rocky Mountain Credit Union would like to remind our members that all branches will be closed on this federal holiday to allow our team to observe it.
What is Presidents Day?
Presidents Day, celebrated on the third Monday of February each year, is a federal holiday dedicated to honoring the legacy and leadership of U.S. presidents, particularly George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Initially established in 1885 to celebrate George Washington’s birthday on February 22nd, the holiday has evolved to recognize the contributions of all presidents throughout American history.
The holiday gained wider recognition in 1971 when the Uniform Monday Holiday Act moved the celebration to a Monday, creating a convenient long weekend for Americans. Presidents Day serves as a time to reflect on the leadership, vision, and dedication of those who have shaped our nation.
Why It Matters to Rocky Mountain Credit Union
At Rocky Mountain Credit Union, leadership and service are at the core of what makes a community thrive. Just as our presidents have worked to guide the country through challenges and opportunities, we are committed to being your trusted financial partner, helping you achieve your personal and financial goals with integrity and care.
While our branches will be closed on Presidents Day, we encourage you to take advantage of our online banking services, which are available 24/7 for your convenience.
Thank you for being part of the Rocky Mountain Credit Union family. We wish everyone a safe and meaningful Presidents Day!
For some fun facts about Presidents’ Day, check out the National Park Service here.
Kelly Fleiner
elly Fleiner, CUBDP is the Vice President of Brand and Community Engagement at Rocky Mountain Credit Union, where she leads marketing, public relations, and community impact initiatives rooted in Montana values. A strategic storyteller and culture champion, Kelly blends data-driven insight with people-first leadership to strengthen brands, empower teams, and deepen community connections. She is passionate about elevating the credit union movement through bold ideas, meaningful partnerships, and authentic engagement.