Miijalisa Viele (#1294110)
Miijalisa has been a familiar face and experienced finiancial expert with Members Cooperative Credit Union since October 1995. Born and raised along the Lake Superior's North Shore, Miijalisa has made Duluth her home for most of her life.
She's an avid volunteer. She currently serves as treasurer for the Duluth Boys Wolfpack Lacrose Booster Club. And she loves volunteering for many of the MCCU sponsored events around the Duluth area.
Miijalisa and her husband have one son who recently gradauted from Duluth East High School and is attending the College of Saint Scholastica for Exercise Science. They are very proud of his accomplishment in making Eagle Rank in September 2024.
Outside of work, Miijalisa enjoys spending time with her husband relaxing at their cabin on Floodwood Lake, where they like to spend time on the water, either fishing or just enjoying a ride on the pontoon. They can also be found with their ATVs on the many trails in the area.
"Working in the mortgage department since 2015, I have formed a strong bond with my members by getting to know them," says Miijalisa. "I enjoy the opportunity to build relationships and find a solution that works for them."
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