Grand Junction native Jamie Hamilton joined Home Loan as an Insurance Producer in 1982 and is currently the company's Chairman and chief executive officer. Along the way, Jamie earned Insurance designations of AAI, ARM and CPCU. He served as President of the Independent Agents of Western Colorado and on the Board of Directors of the Independent Agents of Colorado.

Mr. Hamilton believes in giving back to the community and has been active in many community ventures over the years. He's been a board member of numerous local organizations, including Community Hospital, the Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce, Partners, Crime Stoppers, the Grand Junction Parks and Recreation and the Governor's Commission on Science and Technology.

An alumni of Mesa State College (now Colorado Mesa University), Jamie was a member of Mesa State College's governing board and served as Athletic Director as well as Associate Athletic Director of Fundraising.

Jamie is Tournament Chairman of the National Junior College World Series, the baseball tournament that attracts nationwide attention to Grand Junction each spring.

Jamie Hamilton is proud that Home Loan has donated over $1.2 million since 1988 to area organizations and charities and encourages employees to volunteer their time and talents back to the community.

Home Loan State Bank's President, Craig Springer, grew up in the North Fork Valley of Delta County. Prior to moving to Grand Junction from Paonia in 1990, Craig held the position of the Chief Financial Officer and Manager of Administration for a coal-mining company. In addition to his duties at Home loan, Springer currently serves as a County Appointee to the Mesa County Federal Mineral Leasing District. In years past Craig has served as Chairman of the St. Mary's Hospital Foundation as well as eight years of service on the Board of the Grand Junction Regional Airport Authority.

He firmly believes that Home Loan, with its long history of financial stability and more than a century's worth of serving the community, is the most important financial institution in Western Colorado.