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      In Our Hearts and Minds

      On April 10, 2023, a tragedy at our downtown Louisville, KY, location claimed the lives of five beloved Old National team members — Josh Barrick, Deana Eckert, Tommy Elliott, Juliana Farmer and Jim Tutt. More about those we lost.

      These were extraordinary, loving and gifted members of our Old National family who poured themselves out, every day, in service to others. We continue to grieve their loss, and we are committed to keeping their memories alive in the years to come.

      The love, care and support we have received has been immeasurable.

      Over the past 2 years, we have been humbled, blessed and sustained by an incredible outpouring of love, care and support from individuals and organizations throughout the country. We want to thank everyone who supported us in our time of need.

      We also want to express our deepest gratitude to the members of the Louisville Metro Police Department — especially Officer Nick Wilt and Officer Cory Galloway who were wounded in the attack — the University of Louisville Hospital Trauma Center, Governor Andy Beshear, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, the FBI, Community Foundation of Louisville, the Louisville religious and mental health communities, the American Red Cross and countless other heroes who came to the aid of those victimized by this tragedy.

      We also want to thank the entire Louisville community for your love, care and support. Our Old National family will never forget!