Luke Riedeman

Rosendale’s Luke Riedeman was one of National Exchange Bank & Trust’s recipients of the National Exchange Bank 2025 scholarships. 
Luke Riedeman
The scholarships, in partnership with the Fond du Lac Area Foundation, are awarded to the sons and daughters of active National Exchange Bank employees. Renewable scholarships are available for $4,000 per year for a baccalaureate degree and $3,000 per year for a technical college degree. 
Students were judged on articulated financial need, academic achievement, school involvement, work experience, community and volunteer involvement, and a personal statement.  
Riedeman is the son of Jennifer Riedeman, a financial advisor based out of the downtown Fond du Lac office. 
Riedeman graduated from Laconia High School and plans to attend the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, where he will major in computer science. He aspires to pursue a career in software development or cybersecurity.  
Riedeman was a member of the golf and basketball teams, Future Farmers of America, Brandon Tanagers 4-H Club and the National Honor Society throughout high school. He is a volunteer with Ruby’s Pantry in Oshkosh and participated in many community service projects throughout high school, including ringing bells for Salvation Army, making cards for veterans and blankets for the Fond du Lac warming shelter, visiting with residents at the local assisted-living facility, community and roadside clean up, and raising money for the Brandon Library, Brandon Food Pantry and Brandon Fire Department. 
For the last two years, Riedeman has worked as a customer service representative and cashier for Kwik Trip.  
An avid supporter of education, National Exchange Bank & Trust is an independent bank with locations throughout southeast Wisconsin. 
For more information, visit the bank’s website at www.nebat.com. 
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