Cynthia (Cindy) Davis moved to Ulysses, Kansas after her dad was transferred from Texas to Kansas with Columbian Chemicals Co. in the mid-1970s.  Ulysses has been her home ever since that move. She started working for Grant County Bank in 1984 and took classes from both Seward County Community College and Garden City Community College. In 1992, she graduated from Oklahoma Panhandle State University with a BBA degree, emphasizing in secondary education. Soon after graduation, Grant County Bank offered her the opportunity to develop a real estate loan program to target the demand for 30-year, fixed rate home loans in Southwest Kansas. She currently manages the GCB Consumer Loan Department and serves on the bank’s Executive Committee. Soon after graduation, she also pursued her desire to teach by opportunities presented through SCCC Outreach for accounting and various other business classes.

Community involvement has been a high priority for her over the years through attending Grant County Leadership in 1999, developing the Junior Leadership group, participating in Grant County Ambassadors, as well as the Grant County Chamber of Commerce Board as both member and officer, and serving on the Grant County Community Foundation Board for several years as a board member, plus various committees and officer roles. In 2001, she graduated from the School of Banking in Boulder, Colorado. Plus, she received a Master of Science degree in Family Studies and Human Services, with a Personal Financial Planning Certificate, from Kansas State University in 2015.

She and her husband, Larry, have two daughters and five grandchildren. Her favorite activities include singing and worshipping at church with her husband and two daughters, traveling and spending time with her entire family – especially the grandchildren, helping families realize their dream of homeownership and pursuing activities that fuels her passion for life-long learning!