Travis Betley (#1223027)
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Travis is a proud graduate of Aitkin High School and Central Lakes College and has been with Members since 2014. As a lifelong resident of Aitkin, Travis is a recognizable face at many community events. He’s actively involved in the Aitkin Area Chamber of Commerce, realtor associations, and the Aitkin Volunteer Fire Department. Since 2016, he’s spent much of his free (and sleeping) time assisting his department as a volunteer firefighter.
When Travis isn’t in the office or volunteering, he’s traveling the state to watch his nephews participate in all their sporting events. He’s a wonderful paw-dad to his Australian Shepherds, Oscar and Bella, and is expertly skilled at throwing tennis balls to them.
“As a member myself, I’ve always enjoyed the positive, upbeat atmosphere you find when walking through the doors at Members,” says Betley. “I enjoy staying connected to my community and helping people every day.”
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