Brad and Bonnie Eck and their family members at his retirement party from the First State Bank in Clearbrook.

First State Bank staff with Brad Eck on his retirement. From left to right: Charae Hinrichs, Jane Jorgenson, Kathy Klasen, Brad, Terri Vorderbruggen, Kristi Lewis, Niki Groshong and Mark Juve.

Stephen Dahl, member of the Board of Directors for Border State Bank congratulating Brad Eck on his retirement. A gift basket was presented to him by Mark Juve who will be taking over Brads position until October at the First State Bank. Brad is shown with his wife Bonnie. Brad will now be going from the work force to the golf course.

AJ’s in Clearbrook catered the many choices that were at the retirement party for Brad Eck.

The youngest member of the Eck family to attend Brad’s retirement party. Bonnie Eck is holding Brynley Earl.

Community members attend retirement for Brad Eck

Tue, 04/10/2018 - 11:33am admin

Many people attended the retirement party that was held for Brad Eck from his position at First State Bank. The bank has been sold to Border State Bank which is based in Greenbush.

Stephen Dahl, a member of Border State Bank spoke to the many gathered for the event at the Clearbrook Community building.

Dahl informed those in attendance that the Clearbrook bank was a perfect match for Border State Bank to purchase. They have good employees to carry on the success that it has had.

They saw that the Clearbrook bank was very community minded as well as Border State. Border State donated $7,500 for the tier project that is being planned for the City of Clearbrook.

One change that will happen at the bank in Clearbrook will be the borrowing authority. Bigger loans will be able to be made as all branches of Border State has over 1/2 billion available with all their branches.

Community members attend retirement for Brad Eck

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