Posted On: June 26, 2025 by Farmers Trust & Savings Bank in: General
Farmers Trust and Savings Bank is pleased to announce the addition of Amanda Bjustrom, as a Loan Support and Documentation Specialist to the team. Amanda comes with 8 years of banking experience, as a former teller, and her most recent experience as an office administrator for a Realty Office. Both bring a wealth of customer service experience and financial knowledge that make her a valuable resource for our customers and community.
“We are pleased to welcome Amanda Bjustrom to our team! Amanda’s expertise and professionalism align seamlessly with our bank’s core values, and I’m confident she will be an asset to our organization. Amanda’s contributions will undoubtedly enhance the overall banking experience for our customers, and we look forward to the positive impact she will make,” commented Kristy Seaman, VP of Loan Operations.
Bjustrom noted, “When we first moved to Spencer, I had wanted to work at Farmers Bank, so I am excited that the opportunity has presented itself for me four years later!”
Loan Support and Documentation Specialists play a pivotal role in ensuring that loan processes are handled with efficiency, accuracy, and care, reinforcing the bank's long-standing reputation for superior customer service.
As Farmers Bank continues to grow, the addition of experienced professionals in critical areas like loan processing and documentation is vital to maintaining the trust and satisfaction of its customers.
Bjustrom, originally from Boone, IA, now lives in Spencer. Her husband Ryan, is the manager of Fareway, and they have been married for 22 years. Their son Gavin is going to be 20 soon and is moving to Ankeny in August to continue his education at Ankeny DMACC. Their youngest son, Dylan, will be a senior at Spencer Community High School this fall! When she is not at work, she loves being at the lake, going to movies, and spending time with her family. She is a crafter and her favorite hobbies are knitting, crocheting, and scrapbooking.
