Special to the Times Vedette
Doug Hemphill made a career at Farmers State Bank in Yale.
Doug Hemphill of Farmers State Bank in Yale was recently honored by the Iowa Bankers Association (IBA) for more than 50 years of service at the bank. The award was presented to Hemphill during the IBA Annual Convention on Monday, Sept. 22 in Des Moines. Hemphill was one of 22 individuals recognized for reaching the 50-year service milestone.
“Each year, it’s amazing to hear these bankers’ stories of dedication to their communities and the many relationships they formed throughout their 50-plus years of service. We’re honored to be able to celebrate the exemplary commitment and experience of Doug,” IBA president and CEO Adam Gregg said. “This event allows us the opportunity to recognize these legendary bankers among their family and friends, and in an environment that highlights their accomplishments and dedication for our next generation of bankers.”
Hemphill began working full time at Farmers State Bank in 1975 as a teller when the bank asset size was $5 million. He retired from his position as president and CEO in 2022, at which time the bank’s assets had grown to $64 million. He continues to serve on the bank’s board of directors.