Wilbur ‘Burt’ Rumph Jr. joins Bank of Perry staff
The Bank of Perry’s President and CEO, Kelly G. Hillis, announced that Wilbur C. Rumph Jr. “Burt” has joined the bank as vice president and commercial lender.
Rumph is a native of Marshallville and has been in banking for 12 years. He is a graduate of Peach County High School and the University of West Florida.
“We are delighted to have Burt on our team,” Hillis said. “As an experienced banker and businessman native to the area, Burt brings a wealth of knowledge. We invite all Burt’s friends to call or drop by.”
Rumph, his wife Shana and their children, Will, Benning and Alice are members of Cross Point Baptist Church and reside in Perry.
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