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We are very proud that the Bank of Luxemburg is an independent community bank, owned by stockholders in this area. As such, we exist to serve the needs of the communities in which we are located. This is reflected in our Mission Statement that follows. The Mission Statement was adopted by the Board of Directors to ensure there is a clear purpose for our institution. MISSION STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF LUXEMBURG Our mission is to provide the highest quality customer service to fulfill the financial needs of individuals and businesses in our communities, while remaining an independent bank.
INTEGRITY is the foundation of our personal and business practice. The Bank of Luxemburg was originally launched as a rural exchange bank on October 6, 1903 in Luxemburg, WI. It was located in the south part of the Wisconsin House. After a few years, the operation moved to a new site across the street to where the bank is now located. The Bank of Luxemburg also offers a full service investment department known as Raymond James Financial Services. Investment services allow the customers the opportunity to learn more about investments, financial & retirement planning, and estate planning. Appointments are available at any Bank of Luxemburg location. The present Directors are Thomas Rueckl, Chairman of the Board, retired President of McMahons of Luxemburg; Ronald Ledvina, Vice Chairman, retired partner in Ledvina Farms; Donald Pritzl, retired Manager of Casco FS Cooperative; Lois Hoida, retired Certified Residential Appraiser, current manager of the Beacon Offices; Ray Balza, controller and manager of Financial Reporting at Packerland Packing Company; Stephen Seidl, Real Estate Broker and President of Tosa Construction and Development Inc.; Peter J. Thillman, Dean of Economic Development at Lakeshore Technical College; John Slatky, President/CEO of Bank of Luxemburg and Luxemburg Bancshares and Dave Luebbers, Executive Vice President of Bank of Luxemburg. (back to top)
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