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Brad Farris Joins Guaranty Bank Mortgage Center

Nov 29, 2010

Mark McFatridge, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Guaranty Bank, has announced that Brad Farris has joined Guaranty Bank's Mortgage Center as a residential lender. Farris comes to Guaranty Bank from Farris Mortgage, a mortgage company he started in 1993. In his new position with the bank, Farris will be responsible for business development and customer service related to the bank's full line of mortgage loan products in southwest Missouri. "This is a fantastic partnership," says McFatridge. "Guaranty Bank has been assisting customers with home ownership in this area since 1913. We have a great team of people and adding someone of Brad's caliber and experience who has such a passion for the business will continue to set our mortgage services apart." Farris has been helping people with home ownership in the Ozarks for almost 20 years, and hosts a one-hour "ask the experts" radio talk show every Tuesday afternoon on KWTO AM. The Farris Mortgage Hour, which started in 1997, airs at 2:00 p.m. and will continue as The Guaranty Bank Mortgage Hour with Brad Farris. "The Farris family has been a part of this community for over 100 years," said Farris. "My grandfather owned a grocery store here and my father owned a clothing store here. I am proud to join a company like Guaranty Bank that has been serving our local area for nearly a century. It's a great fit. I'm going to tell my friends and customers 'I've joined Guaranty Bank and you should, too!'" Three other Farris Mortgage employees will also be joining Guaranty Bank's Mortgage Center, including Residential Lender Christina Campbell Winters. Winters has worked for Farris Mortgage for 12 years and has over 15-years of experience as a residential lender. Loan Coordinators Rhonda Austin and Deanna Wilson have more than 30 years of combined residential lending experience. For more information, visit www.gbankmo.com.
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Nov 29, 2010
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