Daley retires after more than 42 years with bank
Sarah Lucynski
EAST TAWAS, Mich., — Huron Community Bank has promoted Sarah Lucynski and Kyle Costigan to new positions, while longtime employees Jennifer Daley and Lori Hoseney have retired.
Kyle Costigan
Lucynski has been promoted to vice president, loan administration and retail lending. She has been with Huron Community Bank for 17 years and earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a major in accounting from Baker College. She also is a 2022 graduate of the Perry School of Banking.
Costigan moves into the role of commercial lender after
Jennifer Daley
previously serving as a credit analyst. He joined the bank’s commercial loan department as a credit analyst intern in 2019 and later became a credit analyst. His experience includes analyzing commercial credits, reviewing real estate evaluations and assessing financial information.
Lori Hoseney
“I’m honored to step into this new role,” Costigan said. “As a commercial lender for Huron Community Bank, I get the opportunity to work with many of the people and businesses within the community that I grew up in.”
Daley retired after more than 42 years with Huron Community Bank. During her four decades with the bank, she worked through numerous changes in its operations and served customers and employees in a variety of capacities.
Hoseney retired after more than 10 years with the bank. She began her Huron Community Bank career in a branch position before moving into the Deposit Operations Department.