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Feb 17
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Updated: Aug 19

Myron Neild standing smiling in front the doors of the D.L. Evans Bank Kimberley, ID branch.

Get to know Myron Nield, Vice President and Branch Manager at our Kimberly, ID location. With over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry, Myron has dedicated his career to helping individuals in Kimberly and the surrounding communities achieve their financial goals. Outside of banking, Myron is passionate about music and has performed with his wife and friends in the local band “Kimberly Road” for more than two decades.

Myron is also deeply committed to community service, particularly through his involvement with the Miss Kimberly Scholarship Pageant, which—thanks in part to support from D.L. Evans Bank—has awarded over $150,000 in scholarships to local students. He is proud to be part of a bank that truly values giving back, saying, “D.L. Evans Bank loves community service, and they don’t just talk about it—they walk the talk.” Myron’s story is a testament to his love for small-town life, his dedication to service, and the supportive culture at D.L. Evans Bank.

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