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Eugenia Page

Eugenia Page

Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, Jasper

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Eugenia Page retired from Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company, Jasper, in April.

She graduated from Western Kentucky University and started her career in the computer programming industry before taking time away from the private sector to raise and home-school her children through high school while serving as an Indiana Swimming LSC-official.

“My time at Springs Valley Bank & Trust has been more than a place of employment, it has been a second family. I am so thankful to have been able to work in an environment that strives to better their community as well as care for their employees,” Page said. “I will treasure the friendships and memories from my experiences at Springs Valley. I feel blessed to have shared time with my work family.”

Page was with the bank for six years.

“Eugenia has been a part of the Springs Valley Bank & Trust family since the Princeton Banking Center first opened. She has always shown great compassion and respect towards others, leading by example. She is a teacher at heart and has taught us so many things, whether it be in banking or life itself,” said Kayla Dant, banking center manager & consumer loan officer. “I want to thank her for everything she has done for our customers, staff, and myself over the years. Although she will be dearly missed, I am so excited for her to begin this well-deserved next chapter and wish her a happy retirement!”

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