Berry L. Popp, Vice President
Cumberland Valley National Bank | 900 Beasley Street, STE 150 Email: berrypopp@cvnb.com Phone: 859-269-0271 Website: cvnb.com
Cumberland Valley National Bank | 900 Beasley Street, STE 150 Email: berrypopp@cvnb.com Phone: 859-269-0271 Website: cvnb.com
Community Trust Bank | 109 Louie Place, Lexington, KY Email: petellje@ctbi.com Phone: 859-258-2659 Website: ctbi.com
FNBM, First National Bank of Manchester | 2408 Greatstone Point Email: janegreer@fnbmky.com Phone: 606-682-1706 Website: fnbmbank.com
German American | 345 Ruccio Way, Lexington, KY Email: lesley.fluke@germanamerican.com Phone: 859-410-6565 Website: germanamerican.com
Edward Jones | 1060 Chinoe Road, Lexington, KY Email: elizabeth.cawood@edwardjones.com Phone: 859-269-4800 Website: edwardjones.com/elizabeth-cawood
Central Kentucky | Northern Kentucky | Louisville Email: info@centralbank.com Phone: 859-253-6222 Website: centralbank.com Member FDIC
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