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Friday, November 30, 2001 Issue 3   VOLUME 1 ISSUE 3  
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Legacy Bank joins WBCS

Legacy Bank (www.legacybank.com) is the Council’s newest Sustaining Member – WELCOME!

Legacy Bank began in 1902 -- five years before Oklahoma statehood. The Bank was founded by Harrison Miller on a corner lot he purchased at the crossing of the Anadarko Mission Trail and the Red Moon Trail. The trails have been replaced with streets called Broadway and Main respectively, but the home office of Legacy Bank still stands on that same corner.
In 1954, the bank was purchased by R. S. Carmack who succeeded Harrison Miller as bank president. The bank's chairman and CEO is now R. Stephen Carmack -- only the third chief officer in the bank's 98-year history.
From its simple beginning, Legacy Bank has grown to ten physical locations -- and adding an eleventh this year -- a large network of ATMs, and this Internet banking presence. Throughout, the bank's basic values have been to do things right and treat people well. The bank's "legacy" is helping our customers and communities prosper.
Legacy's watchword is "Simple beginnings... Strong tomorrows." It is illustrated in our logo -- the acorn, which symbolizes the simple beginning of a financial legacy, and the post oak leaf representing the strength of that legacy grown with care.
Legacy Bank is owned by Midstate Bancorp, Hinton, Oklahoma.

(information from www.legacybank.com)


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