Greenwood Village, Colo. — First American State Bank is pleased to welcome Angelina Ramirez to the team as Loan Administrator & Processor. Angelina brings more than five years of experience in client support and financial services, with a strong foundation in commercial loan processing, customer service, and relationship management.
Angelina joins FASB after serving as a Commercial Loan Processor at TBK Bank, where she supported loan officers and clients by preparing, processing, and documenting commercial loan applications. Her experience includes managing sensitive financial data with accuracy, collaborating with cross-functional teams to meet deadlines, and ensuring compliance with banking policies and regulations. Prior to that role, she worked as a Client Service Associate, providing frontline banking support and delivering exceptional customer service in high-volume environments.
Earlier in her career, Angelina developed strong communication and problem-solving skills in the retail sector, consistently recognized for her friendly, solution-oriented approach and ability to thrive in fast-paced settings.
“Angelina’s background in loan processing and her commitment to delivering thoughtful, accurate service make her a wonderful addition to our team,” said Michelle Gruber, Vice President of First American State Bank. “Her attention to detail, strong work ethic, and customer-first mindset align perfectly with our values. We’re excited to welcome her to the FASB family.”
Angelina is a graduate of Prairie View High School and brings strengths in customer communication, data accuracy, banking systems, and team collaboration. In her new role, she will support loan administration and processing efforts while continuing FASB’s mission of providing personalized, community-focused banking solutions.
About First American State Bank
Founded in 1995, First American State Bank is a locally owned, independent community bank dedicated to personalized service, financial wellness, and building strong relationships within the communities it serves.