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Sooner or later, every driver will know what it’s like to have a breakdown alongside the road. It can be a helpless feeling, but Kelly Reed, owner of A+ Towing and Webfoot Towing in Eugene, says he and his employees are happy to be the ones who save the day.

“What we enjoy, I think, mostly about running this business is helping people,” he says. “People are in crisis situations. They have an accident, or their car won’t start, or it died on the freeway or a highway, and we get to help them.”

When he was first starting his business, Kelly turned to Oregon Pacific Bank for help. He started out with four or five trucks and now has well over 20 trucks in his fleet and employs nearly 30 people. His partnership with OPB has contributed to that success, he says.

“One of the great things about our working relationship with Oregon Pacific Bank is we’re able to grow as much as we want to grow with them,” he says.

Whenever Kelly needs assistance, OPB is there to answer the call. “It’s nice to be able to offer Kelly and his staff the tools that they need to be more efficient, to be safer and to accomplish what it is they want to do,” says Vicki Gray, a Senior Vice President and Relationship Banking Team Leader at our Eugene Branch.

Troy Reichenberger, SVP and Commercial Team Leader at our Eugene Branch, says he‘s enjoyed watching Kelly’s businesses grow and appreciates the open line of communication they’ve maintained over the years. “I do feel a sense of pride that we’ve been an integral part of helping him reach his goals, and that is a very rewarding feeling.”

Kelly says the business relationship he has with OPB has been invaluable because he’s always able to reach someone to answer his questions. “That gives me peace of mind,” he says. “When we’re in need, we have someone to call—and it’s easy.”

Sooner or later, every driver will know what it’s like to have a breakdown alongside the road. It can be a helpless feeling, but Kelly Reed, owner of A+ Towing and Webfoot Towing in Eugene, says he and his employees are happy to be the ones who save they day.

“What we enjoy, I think, mostly about running this business is helping people,” he says. “People are in crisis situations. They have an accident, or their car won’t start, or it died on the freeway or a highway, and we get to help them.”

When he was first starting his business, Kelly turned to Oregon Pacific Bank for help. He started out with four or five trucks and now has well over 20 trucks in his fleet and employs nearly 30 people. His partnership with OPB has contributed to that success, he says.

“One of the great things about our working relationship with Oregon Pacific Bank is we’re able to grow as much as we want to grow with them,” he says.

Whenever Kelly needs assistance, OPB is there to answer the call. “It’s nice to be able to offer Kelly and his staff the tools that they need to be more efficient, to be safer and to accomplish what it is they want to do,” says Vicki Gray, a Senior Vice President and Relationship Banking Team Leader at our Eugene Branch.

Troy Reichenberger, SVP and Commercial Team Leader at our Eugene Branch, says he‘s enjoyed watching Kelly’s businesses grow and appreciates the open line of communication they’ve maintained over the years. “I do feel a sense of pride that we’ve been an integral part of helping him reach his goals, and that is a very rewarding feeling.”

Kelly says the business relationship he has with OPB has been invaluable because he’s always able to reach someone to answer his questions. “That gives me peace of mind,” he says. “When we’re in need, we have someone to call—and it’s easy.”

Banker Spotlight

Vicki Gray

Vicki Gray

SVP, Relationship Banking Team Leader
Eugene Branch
541-636-4804


“You should look for a bank that has a more of a personal touch and knows who you are and understands your business.”


Whether she’s working at the bank, serving a community agency or hitting the trail, Vicki Gray enjoys bringing people together. Part of that involves building bonds and solving problems.

“I love to help people find a new way to do things if what they’re doing isn’t working,” she says.

Vicki grew up in Oregon. When she and her husband had the opportunity to move back to the state in 1993, they jumped at the chance and have called Eugene home since then.

“We put down roots and never left,” she says. “I love Eugene. I like that we are a big enough city to enjoy some of the perks, but we’re not so big that it doesn’t feel like a community.”

Running into someone she knows and meeting new people are what she enjoys most about her job as a Senior Vice President and Relationship Banking Leader at our Eugene branch. Vicki joined OPB in 2018 after serving at another bank for 14 years.

“I meet all kinds of people,” she says. “It’s not the same thing every single day.”

In her personal time, Vicki enjoys playing tennis and plays in United States Tennis Association leagues. She also likes to spend time outdoors whenever possible. She’s especially fond of running, hiking and spending time with family.

“If you have people you care about and you want to get out with them together, hiking is the great connector,” she says.

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