Editor’s note: This is the final of a twopart story on Community Bank of Missouri’s 25th anniversary. Part One covered the bank’s founding, growth and community impact, while Part Two explores its future through technology, leadership development and continued community investment. As banking becomes more digital, Community Bank of Missouri leaders say the future still depends on something familiar: people who know their customers and communities. That approach reflects a balance between innovation and the bank’s long-standing commitment to personal service, said Community Bank of Missouri Chairman and CEO D.R. Landwehr, President and COO Stephanie Landwehr, Executive Vice President Brad Hogan, Vice President and cashier Amy Deitch and board member John Landwehr. Stephanie noted the bank has taken a measured approach to adopting new tools, focusing on reliability and security rather than rushing to be first to market. “The two things we’re always going to do are hire good…