The White River Health (WRH) Foundation Board of Trustees has welcomed 3 new members to its board, strengthening the organization’s leadership and commitment to supporting healthcare initiatives across the region.
New board members include Michael Brookshire, Fuller Bumpers, and Dustin Dayberry, each selected for their leadership, professional expertise, and involvement in the community.
Michael Brookshire serves as a vice president and commercial lender at Centennial Bank in Batesville Arkansas. In his role, Brookshire manages a commercial loan portfolio and oversees the bank’s dealer finance floor plan division. He and his wife, Harmony, have 4 sons, and Brookshire is active in the community as a soccer coach with the City of Batesville Parks and Recreation and the Batesville Junior High soccer team.
Fuller Bumpers is an attorney who has served Batesville Arkansas and surrounding communities for more than 20 years. His law practice, located on East Main Street in Batesville, focuses on multiple legal areas including personal injury, estate planning, family law, and civil law.
Dustin Dayberry is a vice president and loan officer at the Bank of Cave City’s Batesville Arkansas location. Dayberry and his wife, Tham, also operate Polk and Paddle, a brewery and restaurant located in downtown Batesville Arkansas.
The White River Health Foundation supports the healthcare mission of White River Health through charitable giving, grant writing, and fundraising events. Donations to the foundation help fund new clinical services, scholarships for healthcare professionals, and capital building projects that benefit patients and families across the region.
Individuals interested in learning more about how charitable contributions support healthcare initiatives can visit WhiteRiverHealth.org.
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