Christine Sperry

Vice President - Wealth Officer

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Christine Sperry is an 18-year industry veteran based out of our Evansville office. Her sincere desire to help people prepare for a secure financial future makes her the perfect client relations advisor. Christine is a CFP® certificate and is highly knowledgeable in creating personalized estate plans and providing financial guidance.

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Oregon Area Chamber of Commerce – Treasurer


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I love being a community banker because it allows me to build genuine relationships, guide clients toward their financial goals, and make a meaningful impact on both their success and the strength of our local community.”

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