Case Study: Peters Family Living

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At Peters Family Living, service is a time-honored tradition. For four generations, this Russellville mainstay has focused on the customer before the bottom line and won the trust and business of this vibrant community. But that’s no reason to rest on their laurels—the folks at Peter Family Living want to ensure that this tradition will continue on for many more generations.

True service begins long before a purchase, and continues long after. This local furniture store’s team helps each and every client browse, carefully consider their options, and finance and complete their purchase. After that, they'll facilitate a reliable, timely delivery to their doorstep, and remain a dependable resource for any in-home servicing necessary.

With these everyday values over the course of more than 70 years, Peters Family Living has come to represent the local spirit and history of the Russellville community. Now one of the oldest family-run, continually operated businesses in town, the store and what it stands for have become a symbol of trust in the River Valley.
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