F&M Bank
Jantz Spalding is an experienced financial professional with a history of diverse roles in banking and marketing. Currently serving as a Personal Banker at The Farmers and Mechanics Bank since June 2015, Jantz focuses on strengthening community relationships while offering a wide range of financial services. Prior experience includes positions as a Banker, Loan Officer, and Marketing Representative at Farmers State Bank, and a Licensed Relationship Banker at JPMorgan Chase, where Jantz promoted financial products and collaborated with specialists to meet customer needs. Earlier work experience encompasses an Account Manager role at American Marketing and Publishing, responsible for developing advertising solutions for small business owners, and serving as an Alumni Representative at Western Illinois University. Jantz holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology from Western Illinois University and an Associate in Arts degree from Illinois Valley Community College.
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F&M Bank
The charter for The Farmers and Mechanics Bank was granted on March 31, 1869. Chauncey Colton founded F&M Bank, was its largest stockholder, and served as its first president. He and his associates chose a name that related directly to the real builders of the town, those hardworking farmers and the shoemakers, blacksmiths, carriage builders, and printers—all who were called mechanics. The original bank offices were located in the elegant corner room of the Union Hotel. In 1903, the bank moved to northwest corner of Main and Cherry Streets. In 1980, the construction of the current main bank and drive-up began. With a charter dating back to 1869, F&M is the 15th oldest bank in the state of Illinois and ranks among the top 4% of the banks of this age in the United States. F&M Bank is proud to have built trust and long-lasting relationships with generations of customers. Throughout our history we have provided quality loan, deposit and trust and investment services to businesses, farmers and individuals.