Hall of Fame

Since its creation in 1989, the Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers’ Hall of Fame has recognized those distinguished men and women who have contributed significantly to his/her community, institution and, in particular, this Association, and have recently retired from the community banking industry. The PACB Hall of Fame currently includes 117 dedicated community bankers who have been honored for their faithful service and genuine concern for Pennsylvania’s hometown communities.

2020 Inductees

Nominations are now being accepted for the PACB Hall of Fame Class of 2020. We look forward to celebrating this year's nominees at Convention 2020 this September.
Download hall-of-fame-nomination-form-2020.pdf today!

2019 Inductees

Henry H. Deible, Community First Bank
W. Russell Koerwer, Chelton Hills Savings Bank
Terry Sager, William Penn Bank

2018 Inductees

Frank S. DePaolo, Sharon Savings Bank
Ronald B. Geib, Harleysville Bank
John D. Hollenbach, First Savings Bank of Perkasie
Richard A. Kunsch, Phoenixville Federal Bank & Trust
Barron "Pat" McCune, Community Bank
Gary F. Pfahler*, Altoona First Savings Bank

2017 Inductees

Richard L. Meares, Fleetwood Bank
Larry J. Miller, PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

2016 Inductees

Frederick C. "Ted" Peters, Bryn Mawr Trust Company
Mark E. Nelson, Union Building & Loan Savings Bank
Dennis D. Cirucci, Alliance Bank

2015 Inductees

Brent L. Peters*, Bank of Bird-In-Hand
Shirley A. Regan, Pennsylvania Association of Community Bankers
Frederick E. Schea, Penn Community Bank

2014 Inductees

Martin Brown, Ambler Savings Bank
Bill Schweighofer, Honesdale National Bank
Paul Yohn, Jr., Community State Bank of Orbisonia

2013 Inductees

Robert J. McCarthy, Jr., Parkvale Bank
Joseph T. Svetik, ESSA Bank & Trust

2012 Inductees

Alex E. Castracane, Sewickley Savings Bank
Lynn R. Wenger, Jonestown Bank & Trust Co.
Vincent J. Land, Minersville Safe Deposit Bank & Trust Co.
John E. Mariner, First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Greene County