Pekin Community Bank's Andy Sparks to Retire

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After 45 years of banking, Andrew J. Sparks will be retiring on June 30, 2020. Andy will still be associated with the bank in a capacity to assist others with his past clients as needed. 

Andy has been a banker in Pekin for 33 years and the last 15 years with Morton Community Bank. His latest title held was Executive Vice President where he managed the Pekin Location and served on various committees in the bank including the Executive Loan Committee, Board Appointed Loan Committee, and Asset and Liability Management Committee. 

Andy was involved in many community boards during his tenure in banking. Those included past President of the Pekin Chamber of Commerce, The Dirksen Congressional Board of Trustees, The Pekin Hospital Board of Trustees as Chairman, The Economic Development Advisory Committee at the City of Pekin as Chairman, Rotary International. Andy and his wife Trina plan to travel and play golf, and visit family in retirement. 

On behalf of the Pekin business community, we wish Andy many years of happy retirement!



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