Dale Anders of rural Chapman, Kansas, is retiring after a distinguished 42-year career in the banking industry. His family noted that for the past decade, Dale served as Commercial Relationship Manager at INTRUST Bank, formerly Millennium Bank, in Junction City where he helped support and grow local businesses and farms across the region.
Dale’s roots run deep in Kansas agriculture. Raised on a small swine and cattle farm outside of Eudora, Kansas, he learned early on the importance of financial stewardship. That foundation led him to pursue a degree in Agricultural Economics from Kansas State University.
Following graduation, Dale began his professional journey as a State Bank Examiner and completed the Advanced FDIC School in Washington, D.C. In 1990, he graduated from the Graduate School of Banking in Boulder, Colorado. Over the years, Dale provided vital agricultural and commercial lending services—first as a loan officer for 17 years at Dickinson County Bank in Enterprise, and later during a 10-year tenure at Exchange Bank in Junction City, formerly First National Bank and Trust.
.In retirement, Dale looks forward to spending more time with his two grandchildren. He also plans to stay active through his volunteer work preserving local history at the Dickinson County Historical Society and sharing his faith at Lyona United Methodist Church.