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ARKANSAS Mitchell Named President of Citizens Citizens Bank, a community bank based across seven states. He was also re- Garza Announces in Batesville, announced on March 1 the sponsible for the treasury management Retirement From appointment of ADAM MITCHELL as sales team across the system. Prior to president. Mitchell taking on this executive role, Mitchell IBC Bank–Brownsville will work alongside was the central community Marking her 20th anniversary at IBC CEO Phil Baldwin to president at Simmons, where he man- Bank–Brownsville, BERTHA GARZA has lead the strategic aged the bank’s largest division with announced her retirement as first vice growth of Citizens more than $1 billion in assets. president and Bank throughout Mitchell has been a key player in marketing director. Arkansas. He will Simmons’ growth, systems develop- With more than 48 continue to be ment, acquisition strategy and the years of banking based in Little Rock, successful integration of those acquired MITCHELL experience, during where his efforts and their staff into its operations. her tenure at IBC are expected to be instrumental in Mitchell graduated from Hendrix Bank Garza super- expanding the bank’s central Arkansas College in 1997 with a bachelor’s vised marketing footprint. degree in political science. He is also efforts for 12 GARZA Mitchell has nearly 20 years of a graduate of the American Bankers branches in Camer- experience in the banking industry, 17 Association Stonier Graduate School of on County and was accountable for a of which have been at Simmons Bank. In Banking, as well as the Wharton Lead- large portfolio of customer accounts. his most recent role as executive vice ership Academy. Garza is the founder of Wom- president and chief retail officer, Mitch- Citizens Bank was founded in 1953 en, Money & Power, an organization ell had oversight for branch perfor- by a group of Batesville business empowering women in the Brownsville mance, staffing, and service and sales leaders and currently has 19 locations community, and has led fundraising delivery for more than 190 locations across Arkansas.  events such as El Rebozo Atravez del Tiempo, La China Poblana and, most recently, Give Cancer the Boot. Garza has been recognized by BOK Financial Mortgage Brownsville Independent School District with the Heart of the Community Award Names Wardlow Director of Loan Servicing for making a difference in students’ Tulsa-based BOK Financial Mortgage, a experience includes lives, was bestowed the LIFE award by division of BOK Financial, has named leading mortgage the Texas Bankers Association and the mortgage banking veteran LEE WARD- servicing opera- Community Impact Award by the Ameri- LOW to lead the company’s loan servicing tions, subservicing, can Bankers Association for her lead- business. He most recently served 15 servicing transfers, ership role in financial education. This years in a mortgage servicing leadership strategic portfolio year, the Zonta Organization in Browns- role at Bank of America in Dallas. management and ville named Garza its 2018 Woman of Based in Dallas, Wardlow will lead transaction man- the Year, an honor that recognizes those all mortgage servicing functions for BOK agement. Prior to WARDLOW who promote the status of women Financial Mortgage, including servic- Bank of America, through contributions to the community. ing, non-performing servicing, servic- Wardlow develop subservicing for vari- In 2017, Garza spearheaded the ing administration, cash and investor ous industry participants. formation of Building Financial Coalition accounting. He brings more than 25 Wardlow holds a BS in business Capacity, a nonprofit whose goal is to years of mortgage servicing industry administration and management from take financial education in Brownsville experience to the company. His diverse Murray State University in Kentucky.  and Harlingen to a higher level. 

PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT THE FIFTH MONDAY OF THE MONTH TEXAS Cantu Named Commercial Loan President with Spirit of Texas Bank Spirit of Texas Bank has announced the Cantu holds a BBA in finance from addition of ANDREW CANTU as commer- the University of Houston and an MS in cial loan president at its Post Oak finance from the University of Houston location. He has Clear Lake City. He is also a graduate of ESTABLISHED 1942 been in the banking the SMU Southwestern Graduate School (USPS 041180) industry for more of Banking in Dallas. than 40 years and Spirit of Texas Bank is a privately Southwest banking news began his career as held company founded in 2008. It cur- published every Monday except bank examiner with rently has 15 locations across Texas.  the fifth Monday of the month at Office of the 1700 Rio Grande St., Ste. 100 Comptroller of the EDITOR’S NOTE: This announcement Austin, Texas 78701 Currency in Hous- was published in a previous edition of CANTU ton. His most recent Bankers Digest with inaccurate informa- Neil Ferguson, Editor position was in Conroe where he served tion regarding the location and number Contact Bankers Digest at as executive vice president commercial of branches. We apologize to Mr. Cantu 512/474-6889 and real estate lending for several years. and Spirit of Texas Bank for the errors. [email protected] www.bankersdigest.com SUBSCRIBE to BANKERS DIGEST For display or classified Bankers Digest delivers Southwest banking news to mailboxes each week and a digital online version is also available—or you can access both! Visit bankersdigest.com to subscribe. advertising inquiries, email [email protected]

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2 | Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 Texas Bankers Hall of Fame Names Five Honorees central Texas, with six branches across four counties and 157 employees. N MARCH 1, THE SELECTION COMMITTEE OF THE TEXAS BANKERS HALL OF FAME Assets have grown from $48 million in announced the 2018 honorees. These five prestigious Texas bankers—David S. 1982 to $619 million today. OBarnard, H. Gary Blankenship, David R. Brooks, the late Walter G. Hall and Jill During his career, Barnard served Sharp Vaughan—will be inducted on April 26 at the Sixth Annual Texas Bankers Hall of as a two-term director for the Feder- Fame Gala held in the Lowman Student Center Ballroom of Sam Houston State Univer- al Reserve Bank of Dallas, as well as sity in Huntsville. The Texas Bankers Hall of Fame, established by the Smith-Hutson director of the Texas Bankers Associa- Endowed Chair of Banking, recognizes outstanding bankers who have made valuable tion, director of the American Bankers contributions to the banking profession and pioneered the Texas banking industry. Association Community Bankers Council and director of Kalyn Manufacturing Inc. H. GARY BLANKENSHIP has been DAVID S. BARNARD 1968 with First National Bank in Dallas chairman and CEO of Greater Southwest was raised outside in its executive training program. In Bancshares Inc. and Bank of the West Gatesville, Texas. He January 1971, he returned to his home- since chartering the received a BS in ag- town to become assistant cashier for bank in 1986 with ricultural econom- The National Bank of Gatesville. He rose his wife, Cynthia. He ics and an MBA in quickly through the ranks and eventual- was previously finance from Texas ly became president of the bank in 1982 employed as Tech University and and CEO in 1985. He retired from day- president and CEO

he is also a graduate BARNARD to-day duties in 2013, but continues to of two other banks of the Southwestern serve as chairman. Under his leadership, and served for Graduate School of Banking at SMU. the bank grew from one location to one several years at BLANKENSHIP Barnard began his banking career in of the largest independent banks in Continued on page 6

Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 | 3 TEXAS Fort Worth: MIKE GERRO has been Frost Bank Announces Promotions promoted to market president, corpo- and Elections Across the Lone Star State rate banking (Matlock); MARK SPRIGGS San Antonio-based Frost Bank recently Dallas: STEVE MARTIN has been has been promoted to executive vice announced the following staff promo- promoted to executive vice president, president, corporate banking (Down- tions and elections across the compa- corporate banking (Uptown); JOEL town); TRAVIS INGE has been promoted ny’s regions—from the Permian Basin to DOOLEN has been promoted to senior to senior vice president, corporate the Rio Grande Valley: vice president, corporate banking banking (Keller); and PHILIP MORTIMER Austin: NORMAN WITCHER has been (Lakewood); COREY RAMSEY has been has been promoted to vice president, promoted to senior vice president, elected vice president, private banking energy finance (Downtown). public finance (Downtown); andRICK administration (Park Cities); and GUS Houston: LINDSAY SMITH has BONDURANT has been elected FIA mar- STAATS has been elected vice president, been promoted to market president, ket president (Downtown). corporate banking (Preston Hollow). corporate banking (Post Oak); NEHA SMITH has been promoted to senior vice president, private banking (Post Oak); and BRANDON CHILDS has been elected vice president, private banking (Sugarland). Permian Basin: MARYANN MARTIN has been elected vice president, corpo- rate banking (Faudree). WITCHER BONDURANT STEVE MARTIN DOOLEN RAMSEY Rio Grande Valley: RICK RAMIREZ has been promoted to vice president, public finance (Valley Alamo). San Antonio: CHERYL WATSON has been promoted to executive vice president, bank operations administra- tion, (One Frost); MARK BRELL has been promoted to executive vice president, derivatives (Downtown); DI LEWIS has STAATS GERRO SPRIGGS INGE MORTIMER been promoted to senior vice president, loan operations administration (One Frost); LINDSEY BERWICK has been pro- moted to senior vice president, credit administration legal (Downtown); MAL- LORY AHL has been promoted to senior vice president, public finance (Down- town); RICHARD MONSIBAIS has been LINDSAY SMITH NEHA SMITH MARYANN MARTIN RAMIREZ WATSON promoted to senior vice president, bank operations administration (One Frost); JOHN CONYERS has been promoted to vice president, research strategy (One Frost); MARKELA SOWARD has been elected vice president, production credit (Downtown); and TIM KILLEEN has been elected FIA vice president, com- mercial insurance (FIA). BRELL BERWICK AHL MONSIBAIS CONYERS Cullen/Frost Bankers Inc. is a finan- cial holding company with $31.7 billion in assets as of December 31, 2017. Founded in 1868, Frost Bank is one of PHOTOGRAPHS WERE NOT AVAILABLE FOR BRANDON CHILDS (HOUSTON) the 50 largest U.S. banks, serving cus- AND DI LEWIS (SAN ANTONIO). tomers in Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, the Permian Basin, the Rio Grande Valley and San Antonio SOWARD KILLEEN regions. 

4 | Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 OKLAHOMA TEXAS Smith Hired as VP at Security State Bank & Trust Prosperity Bank Expands Senior Vice President Smith earned a BS in industrial Management Team for and Branch Manager technology and business administration Ronnie Sultemeier from Texas A&M–Kingsville in 2000 and Central Oklahoma Area recently announced has spent 16 years as a lending officer. Oklahoma City-based Prosperity Bank the addition of Security State Bank & Trust opened recently announced additions to the MICHAEL SMITH as in 1941 in Fredericksburg and now management team for the company’s vice president/loan has 16 branches across the Texas Hill central Oklahoma area. These include officer to Security Country and the central region of the the addition of two area presidents and State Bank & Trust’s SMITH state. The bank’s Blanco branch opened 2017 BIA Mag ad.qxp_Bankers Digest Ad 4C 8/31/17 7:10 AM Page 1 a banking center president. Blanco branch. in April 2000.  RANDY K. STAFFORD has been promoted to president for Prosperity Bank’s central Oklahoma area. He will work with area commercial lending teams with a primary focus of loan growth and business develop- ment. Prior to this STAFFORD promotion, he was banking center president for the bank’s Edmond location. Stafford joined the bank in 2007 and has 28 years of banking and finance experience. DAVID K. KOEHN has joined Prosperi- ty Bank as area president. His primary responsibilities are lender recruitment and development, as well as market growth. He has 27 PROVIDING INSURANCE PROTECTION years of banking FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS industry experience, Financial Institution Bond with the past 18 Directors and Officers Liability Policy years in commercial KOEHN Cyber Liability/Privacy Breach Response lending. Commercial Property, Auto, Worker’s Compensation MICHAEL S. CHANNEL has been promoted to banking center president Lender Placed Insurance for Prosperity Mortgage E&O and Impairment Bank’s Expressway Debit and Credit Card Fraud location. He is Insurance Coverage Review responsible for Group Health Insurance directing the lending and deposit Insurance for Your Bank Commercial Customers growth efforts for the banking center. Prior to this CHANNEL promotion, he was Proudly endorsed by the Texas, Oklahoma senior vice president and commercial and Bankers Association lender. Channel has been with the bank 800ˆ318ˆ4142 since 2007 and has 18 years of banking INSURANCE“BIA.INSURANCE • WWW.BIA.INSURANCE experience.  Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 | 5 Hall of Fame continued from page 3 The Independent Bankers Bank (TIB), a he led the investor $2.5-billion-asset bank that serves as group that acquired other large Texas banking organizations a national community correspondent a bank that later be- as an officer and director. Prior to his bankers bank. He is also vice chairman came Independent public banking career, he served for and director of Adfitech Inc., an Okla- Bank in 1988. eight years with the comptroller of the homa-based company that provides Brooks fosters currency as a national bank examiner mortgage services for FNMA, Freddie a corporate culture based out of Denver, Colorado. Mac and many banks in the U.S. where employees

In 1986, he made his mark in the In recognition of his contributions BROOKS are encouraged to banking industry by chartering Bank of to the association and the industry, volunteer in their the West, which has been recognized Blankenship was a recipient of the pres- communities. Through a community as a top performing bank and a leading tigious Chairman’s Award from the Inde- grants program, Independent Bank SBA lender. He continues to be active pendent Bankers Association of Texas. awards funding to local nonprofits in the bank, particularly in strategic In 2013, he and his wife were named serving low-to-moderate income indi- planning and merger-and-acquisition recipients of the D.E. Box Citizens of viduals and families. Since its inception activities. the Year Award for Grapevine, Texas. in 2015, the program has awarded Blankenship has served on the He also has been named one of the top over $750,000 to more than 45 orga- Texas Department of Banking Com- 500 “Most Powerful Business Leaders in nizations. Brooks’ efforts to assist in missioner’s Council, as a trustee on Dallas–Fort Worth” in 2016 and 2017. opening a federally qualified health the Independent Bankers Association DAVID R. BROOKS, chairman of the clinic in McKinney, Texas, finally took of Texas Insurance Bond Trust and as board, president and CEO of Indepen- form in 2017. The Family Health Center a director of the Federal Home Loan dent Bank Group, began his banking ca- is now treating patients at its tempo- Bank in Dallas. Currently, he serves as reer with a large regional bank and has rary location while plans to construct a chairman of the board and a director of been active in community banking since permanent facility are underway. Brooks currently serves as chairman of the board of Capital Southwest Corp. and previously was chairman of the board of trustees of Houston Baptist University, CFO at Baylor University, chairman of the board of managers at Noel-Levitz and president of the board of trustees for the McKinney Indepen- dent School District. He has also served on the McKinney City Council, McKinney Economic Development Corporation board and the McKinney Chamber of Commerce board. Brooks is a 1980 graduate of Baylor University’s Hankamer School of Busi- ness and also has an MBA from Baylor. WALTER G. HALL was born in the Heights area of Houston, where he attended Central High School, which is now Sam Houston High School. He earned a BBA from Rice University in No detail 1928 and went to work for The Texas Co., which later too small. became Texaco. His banking career HALL began in 1931 at Citizens State Bank in League City. The Everyone needs a trusted advisor. Who’s yours? bkd.com/fs | @bkdFS bank relocated to Dickinson, Texas, in 1935.

6 | Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 In 1943, Hall purchased Citizens Vaughan began her banking career in the Montgomery County Community State Bank from the Sealy Hutchins fam- 1983 at InterFirst Bank where she par- Foundation, treasurer and board mem- ily. He went on to purchase Alvin State ticipated in the operations and lending ber of the North Houston Association, Bank in 1953 and opened League City management training program prior to chair of Conroe-Lake Conroe Chamber of State Bank in 1956. In 1963, he opened becoming an executive. Commerce, chair of Montgomery County Webster State Bank and bought control From 1986 to 1996, she served United Way and board vice chair of Lone of Bay City Bank & Trust in 1966. Hall as the senior lending officer and later Star College Foundation. Vaughan was a continued to work until he passed away president of ProBank in The Woodlands charter member and second president of in 2000. while overseeing credit risk management the Rotary Club of Lake Conroe and is a JILL SHARP VAUGHAN, executive vice and business development as the bank Paul Harris Fellow. president and Southwest regional credit expanded its footprint within Montgom- In 2006, Vaughan was honored executive for , is ery County. When the bank sold to BBVA as an inaugural member of the SHSU responsible for in 1996, Vaughan joined Klein Bank and College of Business Administration Hall credit risk manage- Trust as a relationship manager with of Honor and, in 2017, was selected as ment and special oversight of the Montgomery County an honoree as an Outstanding Women assets management commercial lending market. In 2004, in Banking and Finance. of $18 billion in the bank merged with Amegy Bank of Born in Madisonville, Vaughan is regional loans that Texas where she served as executive vice proud to be a third-generation Texas support corporate president and group executive director banker. Her father, R. Datus Sharp, and real estate, energy, for regional commercial lending prior to grandparents, Datus and Vera Sharp, commercial and accepting her existing role in 2016. were active in the independent Tex- VAUGHAN industrial, and Vaughan serves on the Smith-Hut- as banking industry in Madisonville specialty-lending lines of business. She son Endowed Chair of Banking Advisory throughout their careers. She and her is also the company’s senior loan Board and as chair of the Advisory Board husband, David, have a son, Luke Datus approver for Texas, Arizona and Nevada. of the College of Business Administration Vaughan, who is currently attending Upon receiving her BBA in finance for Sam Houston State University. She graduate school at Texas A&M University, from Sam Houston State University, has previously served as president of specializing in commercial banking. 

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Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 | 7 TEXAS FHLB Dallas and Frost Bank Award $500K to Benefit Dallas Homeless About 10 percent of Dallas’ homeless residents will have a roof over their heads when a new supportive housing complex opens later this year, thanks in part to a $500,000 Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant provided by the FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK OF DALLAS (FHLB Dallas) and FROST BANK. St. Jude Inc. received the AHP grant from FHLB Dallas and Frost Bank, an FHLB Dallas member institution, for the renovation of a building that former- ly served as a retirement apartment complex in Dallas. St. Jude, a mem- ber of the Catholic Housing Initiative, bought the property and is working with Catholic Charities of Dallas, which will operate the facility and provide a wide variety of social services to its residents. A collaborative network of several social service agencies will help identify the men and women who will become its initial residents. “The AHP grant bridged the gap between hoping to get this project done and actually being able to get this proj- ect done,” says Joe Dingman, treasurer of St. Jude Inc. “As a Texas bank, the issue of home- Let our loan experts lessness in Texas is one of great impor- tance to us,” says Donna Normandin, help your bank grow senior vice president and CRA officer • Fund overline loan participations at Frost Bank. “Partnering with FHLB • Finance acquisitions Dallas to award this grant to St. Jude is a great privilege and allows us to be a • Raise capital part of the solution.” • Finance bank and holding FHLB Dallas annually returns 10 company stock percent of its profits in the form of AHP Let The Bankers Bank take the grants to the communities served by its hassle out of your lending needs so member institutions such as Frost Bank. you can focus on what matters In 2017, FHLB Dallas awarded $7 million most to your bank: your customers. in grants to 19 affordable housing proj- ects. The grants will help create 1,108 Lynn Krauss new or rehabilitated housing units. Since Senior Vice President, Texas Lending Division the inception of the AHP in 1990, FHLB [email protected] Dallas has awarded more than $261 Mobile: 512-983-2275 million in AHP and AHP-funded grants to assist more than 48,500 families. The $5.5-million, 104-unit project, w w w . t b b . b a n k • 8 0 0 - 5 2 2 - 9 2 2 0 is scheduled to open in June 2018.  8 | Bankers Digest March 12, 2018 LOUISIANA TEXAS Branches Charter Charter The OCC reports that it has approved The Texas Department of Banking (TDB) an application by MOODY NATIONAL The Office of the Comptroller of BANK, based in Galveston, to open two the Currency (OCC) reports that reports that JUSTIN STATE INTERIM BANK has applied to establish its branches in New Braunfels—one at 401 INTERIM BANK LOUISIANA NATIONAL Main Plaza and one at 217 E. Mill St. ASSOCIATION has applied to establish headquarters at 412 S. Hwy. 156 in its headquarters at 201 St. Charles Ave. Justin and become Justin State Bank. The OCC reports that Anahuac-based ANAHUAC NATIONAL BANK in New Orleans. The OCC reports that AFFILIATED BANK has applied to NATIONAL ASSOCIATION has completed open a branch at 13401 IH10 in Baytown. MISSISSIPPI its conversion from a federal savings The OCC reports that WELLS FARGO association to a national bank at 2326 BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, based in Mergers and Acquisitions W. Pleasant Ridge Rd. in Arlington. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has applied The OCC reports that THE FIRST, A The TDB reports that GUADALUPE BANK, to relocate a branch from 700 N. Wells NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIATION, based based in Kerrville, has applied to St. in Edna to 1006 N. Wells St. in Edna. in Hattiesburg, has completed the convert to GUADALUPE NATIONAL BANK. The TDB reports that AMERICAN STATE merger of FIRST COMMUNITY BANK at 34 Mergers and Acquisitions BANK, based in Arp, has opened a branch Court St. in Chatom, Alabama, into a The at 2501 S. Main (Hwy. 69) in Lindale. First, A National Banking Association, The TDB reports that it has approved The TDB reports that INDEPENDENT at 6480 U.S. Highway 98 West in an application by AIMBANK, based in BANK, based in McKinney, has applied Hattiesburg. The OCC also reports that it Littlefield, to merge withPLATINUM to relocate a branch from 16660 Dallas has approved an application by The First, BANK, based in Lubbock. A National Banking Association, to merge Pkwy., Ste. 1700 in Dallas to 16000 The TDB reports that SOUTHWEST BANK, SUNSHINE COMMUNITY BANK, 1400 E. Dallas Pkwy., Ste. 125 in Dallas. based in Fort Worth, has completed its Park Ave. in Tallahassee, Florida, into a The OCC reports that WOODFOREST merger into SIMMONS BANK, based in The First, A National Banking Association. NATIONAL BANK, based in The Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Woodlands, has applied to open OKLAHOMA The TDB reports that INDEPENDENT branches at 6300 Oakmont Blvd. in BANK, based in McKinney, has applied Prosper; 2650 S. Hwy. 161 in Grand Branches to merge into INTEGRITY BANK SSB, Prairie; 450 S. Southeast Loop 323 in The OCC reports that FIRSTAR BANK based in Houston. Tyler; 8555 Preston Rd. in Frisco; and NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, based in 12220 FM 423 in Frisco. Sallisaw, Oklahoma, has applied to open a branch at 6200 Massard Rd. in PROTOTYPE DESIGN & ROLLOUT • BRANCH TRANSFORMATION • MAIN OFFICES/ HEADQUARTERS Fort Smith, Arkansas. The OCC reports that it has approved an application by THE CITY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF LAWTON, OKLAHOMA, based in Lawton, has applied to open a branch at 7050 S. Yale Ave. in Tulsa. The OCC reports that JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, based in Columbus, Ohio, has applied to open a branch at the northeast corner of W. 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