Independently Owned, Locally Grown, Community Loved
Originally from Mareeba in the Tablelands, Tracey has called the Burdekin home for the past 12 years after marrying local cane farmer Damian. Photo supplied
Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr is proud to welcome Tracey Young to the team as a new Customer Service Officer, bringing with her a strong passion for people, community and helping customers with their everyday banking needs.
Originally from Mareeba in the Tablelands, Tracey has called the Burdekin home for the past 12 years after marrying local cane farmer Damian. Together they are raising their three children – Charlie, Mitchell and Henry – while embracing the close-knit lifestyle that makes the region so special.
For Tracey, joining Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr is more than simply starting a new role – it is an opportunity to work closely with local people and contribute to a bank that actively supports the wider community.
“What I enjoy most is interacting directly with our customers every day,” Tracey said.
“It is incredibly rewarding to solve their problems, help them with their day-to-day financial needs, and build real trust within our local community.”
Outside of work, Tracey enjoys an active family life centred around horses, camping adventures, travelling to new places and spending quality time with her family whenever possible.
Having spent more than a decade living in the Burdekin, Tracey says the welcoming spirit of the community is what stands out most.
“Definitely the people and the small-town community spirit,” she said.
“Everyone is willing to help each other out, whether it’s at a local sporting group, a not-for-profit organisation, the local school, a fellow Burdekin neighbour or even a traveller passing through. You will always be welcomed with a warm smile.”
Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr Acting Branch Manager Sally Smith said the team was excited to welcome Tracey and the local knowledge and customer focus she brings to the branch.
“Tracey’s warm personality and passion for helping people make her a wonderful addition to our team,” Sally said.
“At Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr, we pride ourselves on delivering personal service and supporting the communities we live and work in, and Tracey reflects those values perfectly.”
Customers visiting the branch are encouraged to stop by, say hello and welcome Tracey to the Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr family.
Supplied by Community Bank Home Hill & Ayr
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