D.L. Evans Bank hires Don Williams in eastern Idaho

IBR Staff//May 14, 2021//

IBR Staff//May 14, 2021//

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D.L. Evans Bank has announced the hiring of Don Williams as a mortgage loan officer for the Eastern Idaho area. He has over 32 years of lending and leadership experience. He has owned his own mortgage operation in Alabama for 19 years and decided to partially retire and join the D.L. Evans Bank team. In addition, he has taught mortgage financing classes to new agents in classroom settings for over ten years. He attended the University of Alabama where he studied business administration.

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