Les Kessens retired from the board of The Napoleon State Bank in April, marking the end of his 44-year career with the bank. He started working for the bank in 1981, working his way up to president before retiring from the daily business of the bank in 2016.
Kessens was recognized for his years of service at the bank’s annual stockholder meeting on April 15.
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Reading Time: 2 minutesUntil a final ruling is issued, Indiana banks should continue to monitor developments in this litigation.
