Robert Oeler
Robert Oeler served Dollar Bank for 43 years, leading the bank's asset divisions before being promoted to President and CEO in 2007. His extensive knowledge of the banking industry helped not only to lead the bank through the worst recession since the Great Depression, but also to grow the institution in the process.
Since his retirement, he continues to be involved with the bank as Chairman of the Board. In addition, he is the primary caregiver to his wife of 48 years, who has Multiple Sclerosis. He has two successful sons, and is also lovingly known as "Pap" by his three granddaughters.
Since his retirement, he continues to be involved with the bank as Chairman of the Board. In addition, he is the primary caregiver to his wife of 48 years, who has Multiple Sclerosis. He has two successful sons, and is also lovingly known as "Pap" by his three granddaughters.