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website. Our Internet presence and online banking capabilities are
examples of Texas Bank's desire to be on the leading edge of technology.
We offer a wide range of deposit and loan products to individuals,
businesses, and local governments in San Angelo and the Concho Valley. |
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Since 1963, Texas Bank has
been dedicated to providing customers with quality service and the
personal attention they deserve. As a locally owned, independent
bank, we are responsive to our customers and pride ourselves in finding
flexible solutions for their financial needs.
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Our employees recognize that
our customers are the cornerstone of our success. We are dedicated
to providing customers with the best and most personal service
available.
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Gary D. Cox
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Our Local Leadership (List of Officers)
Our
History of Success
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Leadership
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History
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 Texas Bank opened its doors on February 16,
1963 at 2201 Sherwood Way with nine employees, 108 stockholders, and
$500,000 in exchange assets and cash.
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The original founders of Texas Bank believed
that a home-owned bank could better serve West Texans in realizing their
visions for a prosperous future. The Bank was a valuable resource
during its early years, providing capital, services, and leadership to the
West Texas area.
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Assets increased six-fold during the Bank's first
decade of service. Additions to the Bank since it opened have included a
motorbank, and a four-story 30,000 foot tower opened in 1979. In 1999, a
new branch located in the southwest part of the city at 4206 College Hills Blvd.
was dedicated and opened.
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Local leadership has always governed Texas Bank as a
stable, secure financial source. Through the years capitalization has
remained consistently strong. This kind of conservative management really
paid off in the 80's as the booming oil industry experienced setbacks. The
stability of Texas Bank was sustained.
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Texas Bank has invested extensively in
computer technology to provide customers with the latest in
state-of-the-art banking services and products. The Bank has been
the leader in introducing new technologies including Anytime Banking — 24
hour telephone access introduced in 1994, Check Imaging Processing
introduced in 1996, a local home page on the World Wide Web, and Internet
Banking Bill Pay in 1997.
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In 1996 Texas Bank became San Angelo's only
home-owned bank and remains so still today. Texas Bank is well
positioned now and for the future to compete with any regional or national
bank. Our competitive products and services allow us the ability to meet
the needs of every individual and business in and around the Concho Valley.
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Financial Condition —
December 31, 2007 (in millions) |
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Assets
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Loans
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Deposits |
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Capital
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Original directors for the Bank were: Ted R. Brown, Henry C. Charless, R.C.
Crabb, Arch Lewis, W.I. Marschall, Jr., Mark McLaughlin, Douglas Pond,
Armistead D. Rust, and Ed. H. Schuch.
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Directors today include:
Bernard Beck, Sara Millspaugh Ingram, Arch Black, Gary D. Cox, Roger M. Dolliver,
Patrick E. Gibson, Brian T. McLaughlin, Mark McLaughlin, Robert L. Pfluger, Brian J. May, and Stanley Joynton. |
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2003 Texas State Bank All
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Member
FDIC |
Equal
Housing Lender |
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