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Sep 30, 2025
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Danna Beckman standing in front of a John Deer tractor in a farm field in Rigby, ID with her D.L. Evans Bank shirt on.

Meet Danna Beckman, our VP Branch Manager and Commercial Loan Officer at our Rigby Branch, whose dedication to agriculture extends far beyond the bank.

As a passionate board member of the Idaho Cattle Association and an active part of her family farm in eastern Idaho, Danna is committed to supporting local farmers and ranchers and making a positive impact in our community.

Agriculture is a vital part of D.L. Evans Bank, and Danna’s leadership helps us serve and strengthen this essential industry. Watch our latest #BesidesBanking video to see how Danna’s commitment is helping cultivate a brighter future at D.L. Evans Bank and throughout our service areas.

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