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Historic Merger Between Two Credit Unions

On January 29, 2026, a significant milestone was achieved as the boards of both the Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union (RBFCU) and True Sky Federal Credit Union unanimously approved a merger agreement that promises enhanced financial services for members in Texas and Oklahoma. This merger is not just a strategic business decision but a powerful affirmation of the shared values and heritage of both institutions.

A Legacy of Service

True Sky Federal Credit Union, established in Oklahoma City in 1946 by the predecessor of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), currently caters to over 64,000 members with 14 branches across the greater Oklahoma City area. With impressive assets exceeding $799 million, True Sky has built a reputation for outstanding member service and community engagement.

RBFCU began its journey in 1952 at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio's Live Oak community. Today, it stands tall with assets surpassing $19 billion and a growing member base of over 1.1 million across 64 branches in Texas. This merger is seen as an opportunity to combine resources and operational strengths, allowing both institutions to leverage their extensive experience in financial services.

Merger Benefits to Members

With the expected regulatory and membership approvals in early 2026, the merger will not only retain the RBFCU name but will also enhance accessibility and financial soundness for members of both credit unions. The merger aims to provide members with improved services while adhering to the core beliefs that distinguish credit unions from other financial entities.

Mark Sekula, the President/CEO of RBFCU, expressed excitement about the collaboration, underscoring the shared aviation heritage and a commitment to the spirit of