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Community Bank of Parkersburg Appoints New Board of Director
Parkersburg, W.Va. — Randall E. Snider, President and Chief Executive Officer of Community Bank announced today that Dr. R. Joe Weaver has been elected to the Board of Directors at the annual meeting of Community Bankshares and it’s subsidiary Community Bank.
“We are pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Weaver to our Board of Directors. As a lifelong resident and established business leader, he has a vested interest in our community and our bank. We welcome Joe to our team of dedicated community leaders and look forward to the future of Community Bank.”
Weaver attended West Virginia University Parkersburg and West Virginia University. He earned his doctor of optometry from Southern College of Optometry. He has practiced optometry at the Vienna Eye Clinic for 20 years.
Weaver also serves on the West Virginia University Parkersburg Foundation Board. Previously he served on the Vienna Recreation Board, Jackson Park Board.
A native and current resident, Weaver resides in Vienna with his wife Dr. Lana Mohr and sons Ethan and Noah.
The Community Bank Board consists of eight directors. The directors are:
- Diana Everett, Attorney
- Edwin L.D. Dils, Retired President, Dils Brothers and Company
- E.R. Gateman, Chairman, Gatewood Products
- Paul C. Hoblitzell, III, President, Schneider Construction Company
- Edward P. McDonough C.P.A., President, McDonough, Eddy, Parsons and Baylous
- William G. Powell, Attorney, Myers & Powell
- Randall E. Snider, President and Chief Executive Officer, Community Bank of Parkersburg.
- R. Joe Weaver, O.D., Vienna Eye Clinic
About Community Bank
Community Bank has assets in excess of $195 million and total deposits of $130 million. Founded in 1917, Community Bank offers full-service banking, including investment services, as well as loans to consumers and local businesses. Community Bank delivers customized, personal service and local decision-making combined with the convenience of four Wood County banking offices and cutting-edge technology. In 2007, Community Bank is celebrating its 90th anniversary. For more information, visit www.communitybankpkbg.com.