6/2/2026
Somonauk and Hinckley, IL – (BUSINESS) – Resource Bank, N.A. is excited to announce new staffing updates as long-time Hinckley Client Advisor Beth Tornga assumes the role of Branch Manager in the Somonauk location. Taking Tornga’s place as Hinckley Client Advisor is Casey Fogle, who previously served as a teller for several years.
Having started her banking career her senior year in high school, Beth Tornga joined Resource Bank as a teller in the Hinckley Branch and soon stepped into the role of Client Advisor. In her new position as Branch Manager of the Somonauk location, Tornga looks forward to the opportunities ahead.
“I continue to enjoy the variety each day brings,” Tornga said. “No two days are ever alike! I have the opportunity to meet new people, learn new things, and help clients in the communities I know and care about. I look forward to continuing to provide personalized service that helps both businesses and individuals grow in their financial well-being.”
Casey Fogle, a Somonauk native, will succeed Tornga as Client Advisor in the Hinckley Branch. Having previously served as a teller, Fogle quickly established herself as a valued member of the team through her dedication to serving clients and building relationships.
“I am very excited to help clients in a different way than I was previously,” said Fogle. “As a Client Advisor, I can take the time to get to know the people who come into the bank each day so I can provide them the best possible service.”
Please feel free to stop by Resource Bank’s Somonauk or Hinckley Branches to congratulate Beth and Casey on their new positions. To learn more about Resource Bank and the services it offers, call 815-756-6321 or visit ResourceBank.com.
6/1/2026
KIRKLAND, IL — Resource Bank is proud to announce that it has been named Business of the Year by the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce, while Kirkland Branch Manager Kerry Williams has been recognized as the Chamber's Citizen of the Year. The awards were presented at the Friends of the Kirkland Public Library Fundraiser held on Thursday, May 28th. Resource Bank was selected as Business of the Year for its commitment to serving local families, businesses, and organizations, while actively supporting community initiatives throughout the Kirkland area.
"We are deeply honored to receive this recognition from the Greater Kirkland Chamber of Commerce," said Diana Shott, President and Chief Executive Officer of Resource Bank. "Community banking isn’t just about financial services; it's about building relationships and investing in the success of the people and businesses we serve. This award reflects the dedication of our entire team."
In addition, Kerry Williams was named Citizen of the Year in recognition of her outstanding leadership, volunteer service, and commitment to making Kirkland a better place to live and work. In addition to her responsibilities at Resource Bank, Williams has many hours to local organizations, community events, and charitable initiatives.
"Kerry exemplifies the spirit of community banking," said Diana Shott. "Her passion for helping others, her leadership, and her willingness to give her time and talents have made a lasting difference in Kirkland. We could not be more proud of her receiving this well-deserved honor."
Stop by the Kirkland Branch to congratulate Kerry or any of the team for their well-deserved honor. For more information about Resource Bank, please call (815) 756-6321 or visit ResourceBank.com.
2/18/2026
Resource Bank Awards $10,000 to Kick-Off-For-Kash Winner
Hampshire, IL – (BUSINESS) At the Hampshire Boys Basketball game on Tuesday, February 17th, Hampshire Branch Manager Caroline Toomey presented Bob Beringer with a giant check from Resource Bank, N.A. in the amount of $10,000 for winning the Kickoff for Kash at Hampshire High School. Beringer, a teacher at Hampshire High School, won Resource Bank’s Kickoff for Kash at the Hampshire High School football game on Friday, October 24th when he purchased a one-dollar ticket for the event, and Hampshire returned the second half opening kickoff for a touchdown.
Resource Bank has been sponsoring the Kick-Off for Kash program since 2007 as a way to support local high school programs. Organizations at Hiawatha High School, Sycamore High School, DeKalb High School, Genoa-Kingston High School, Kaneland High School, and Hampshire High School retain all proceeds from ticket sales for their program needs. Each school offers tickets for purchase at their home football games, and the winning ticket is drawn that night. The raffle ticket winner is announced before the kick-off. If that person is present and the home team returns the half-opening receiving kick for a touchdown, the ticket winner receives the grand prize of $10,000, provided by Resource Bank!
For more information about this program, contact Resource Bank at 815-756-6321. Information on Resource Bank can be found at ResourceBank.com.
Pictured left to right: Bob Beringer, Kickoff for Kash winner, and Caroline Toomey, Hampshire Branch Manager.
