KCSB honors vice president on anniversary

by | Oct 2025 | Community

Schelle McMillan celebrates 45 years.

Kalamazoo County State Bank congratulated Schelle McMillan on her 45th anniversary with the bank. “We are extremely pleased to announce Schelle’s 45th anniversary with Kalamazoo County State Bank,” said KCSB President and CEO Scott Hines.

McMillan, assistant vice president/controller and cashier, joined the bank as a teller in 1980 while still a senior in high school. In her years with KCSB, she has been promoted to junior accounting clerk, assistant auditor, chief auditor, controller, cashier & audit manager, controller and cashier to her current post.

She has volunteered at numerous nonprofit organizations and community events including the Gospel Mission, Kalamazoo Valley CROP Walk, Domestic and Sexual Abuse Services, Eagles Nest, South County Community Services, SPCA of Southwest Michigan, Generous Hands, Mattawan and Vicksburg Car Shows, Salvation Army, Movies in the Park, and Relay for Life events, Schoolcraft Fall Family Fun Night, and the Christmas Walk.

McMillan provides support-staff for the South Kalamazoo County Fire Authority, has dispatched for Schoolcraft Fire Department, participates in Halloween activities for the Fire Department and Oswalt Farms Trunk or Treat events. She serves on the Schoolcraft 4th of July Committee, KCSB Volunteer and Activities Committees and has made tie blankets for Bronson Children’s Hospital and the Veterans Hospital.

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