Plumas Bancorp, the bank holding company and the parent company of Plumas Bank, recently announced that, after 40 years of service, Terrance J. Reeson retired from the Board of Directors of effective Dec. 31.
Reeson was appointed to the Plumas Bank board of directors in 1984, serving as the board secretary for over three decades. Additionally, he served on various board committees throughout his tenure, including the audit and risk committee, executive committee and governance compensation committee.
Chairman of the board Daniel E. West said, “Terry’s unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions to our organization over the past four decades have been instrumental in driving our organization forward. On behalf of the entire board, we thank him for his many years of service. While we will miss Terry’s presence at our meetings, we know his impact will continue to guide the company towards future success.”
Reeson responded: “It has been an honor and a privilege to witness the growth and success of this organization over the past 40 years. As I retire, I’m confident that the current board of directors, with its diverse skills and experiences, is well equipped to continue advancing Plumas Bancorp’s strategic initiatives. The board’s directives will not only enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve but will also drive shareholder value.”
Reeson will not be replaced on the board.
Information provided by Plumas Bancorp
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