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Anderson County Abstract Company L.L.C. Texas First Title Company Anderson County Angelina County Anderson County Abstract Company L.L.C. Community Title ABSTRACTS,CLT,FNTIC,FAM,STG ALTA Member PO Box 847 CTI,CLT,FNTIC,FAM,TRG,WFG 519 N. Church St. (75801) 3502 S Medford Dr Palestine, TX 75802-0847 Lufkin, TX 75901-5746 Phone: 903.729.5871 Phone: 936.634.1600 Fax: 903.729.1160 Fax: 936.634.1888 Web: www.andersoncountyabstract.com Web: www.communitytitle-tx.com E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] William D. Bible, Manager Trent Ashby, President/Manager-Lufkin ([email protected]) Christi Sullivan, Branch Manager/Escrow Officer Anderson County ([email protected]) Linda Schabow, Manager-Nacogdoches Texas First Title Company, L.L.C. ([email protected]) ALTA Member ANTIC,CTI,CLT,FAM,WFG,FNT Branch Offices: 601 E Lacy St Nacogdoches 936.559.7900 Palestine, TX 75801-2965 Livingston 936-327-7400 Phone: 903.723.5393 Fax: 903.723.5602 Angelina County Web: www.texasfirsttitle.com E-Mail: [email protected] Security & Guaranty Abstract Co. Jackson Hanks, Manager ALTA Member ([email protected]) ANTIC,CLT,FAM,FNTIC,STG 517 S 1st St Lufkin, TX 75901-3867 Andrews County Phone: 936.632.6661 Fax: 936.637.3272 Permian Basin Web: www.sgtitle.com ALTA Member E-Mail: [email protected] ABSTRACTS,ANTIC,FAM,WFG,ATI Philip M. Medford, President/Manager 127 NW Avenue A ([email protected]) PO Box 905 Molly Easley, Secretary/Treasurer/Escrow Officer Andrews, TX 79714-6309 ([email protected]) Phone: 432.523.2295 Julie Horton, Vice President/Chief Operations Officer Fax: 432.523.3929 ([email protected]) Kathy Clarkston, Manager/Examiner ([email protected]) Norma Lopez, Escrow Officer Aransas County ([email protected]) Bertha Heredia, Escrow Officer Rockport Abstract and Title Company ([email protected]) ALTA Member ATI,FNTIC,FAM,NITIC,STG 507 E Market St Angelina County Rockport, TX 78382-4027 Phone: 361.729.5484 Angelina Title, LLC Fax: 361.790.8646 ALTA Member E-Mail: [email protected] CTI Tomasita Pena 1406 Turtle Creek Dr Jackie Bauer Lufkin, TX 75904-4380 ([email protected]) Phone: 936.632.9525 Vicki Anderson Fax: 936.632.9524 ([email protected]) E-Mail: [email protected] Stella Sailer, Escrow Officer Branch Offices: 210 Hwy 35 North 361.729.5444 505 Market St. 361.729.5442 Updated: 7/23/2014 8:00:09 PM 1 Aransas County Archer County San Jacinto Title Services of Texas, LLC Archer Title of Texas, Inc. CLT,CTI,FNT,FNTIC,NATIC,TRG ALTA Member 520 Lawrence St ATI,FNTIC,ORT,WFG,NITIC Corpus Christi, TX 78401-2524 1920 Elmwood North Ave Phone: 361.884-7582 Wichita Falls, TX 76308-3724 Fax: 361.884.8599 Phone: 940.720.5200 Web: www.sanjacintotitle.com Fax: 940.691.3199 E. Brent Bottom, Chief Executive Officer Web: www.archertitle.com ([email protected]) E-Mail: [email protected] Mark Scott, President-Coastal Bend Region Judy McLemore, Vice President ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Shelly Cristan-Grahmann, Vice President-Commercial Maggie Johnson, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Pam Mosley, Vice President-Holly Jean Taylor, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Jennifer Slusher, Branch Manager-Northwest Alan Rainey, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Teresa Ranly, Vice President-Island ([email protected]) Jo Cook, Vice President-Rockport ([email protected]) Archer County Kari Clam, Branch Manager-Port Aransas Guarantee Title ([email protected]) ALTA Member Adela Hernandez, Harlingen (Palm Valley) CLT,FAM ([email protected]) 2806 Midwestern Pkwy Josie Maldonado, Branch Manager-Brownsville Wichita Falls, TX 76308-2807 ([email protected]) Phone: 940.696.2600 Channing Slusher, Vice President Fax: 940.696.2700 ([email protected]) Web: www.guaranteetitle.net Lynn Leising, Vice President-Abstract Plant E-Mail: [email protected] ([email protected]) Roby Christie, Owner Branch Offices: Margaret O'Brien, Office Manager Commercial Office (361) 884-7582 ([email protected]) Holly Office (361) 985-2004 Kolter Lukert, Closing Officer Northwest (Calallen) Office (361) 241-0693 ([email protected]) North Padre Island Office (361) 949-8500 Joanna Lukert, Admin Assistant/Marketing Direcgtor Rockport Office (361) 729-3563 ([email protected]) Port Aransas Office (361) 749-0652 Eric Nelson, Closing Officer McAllen Office (956) 688-5611 ([email protected]) Harlingen-Palm Valley Office (956) 425-3301 Jennifer Justus, Closing Officer Brownsville (956) 504-5522 ([email protected]) Abstract Plant (361) 884-1044 Debra White, Escrow Supervisor ([email protected]) Melisa Eckelbarger, Escrow Assistant ([email protected]) Sharon Pike, Policy Supervisor/Closing Assistant ([email protected]) Julie Bader, Title Examiner ([email protected]) Linda Lam, Title Examiner ([email protected]) Sue Martin, Title Examiner ([email protected]) Melanie Gossett, Customer Service Representative ([email protected]) 2 Archer County Armstrong County Stewart Title Company of Wichita Falls Security Abstract Company ABSTRACTS,STG ALTA Member 2733 Midwestern Pkwy Ste 100 ABSTRACTS,STG Wichita Falls, TX 76308-2932 PO Box 673 Phone: 940.691.5600 222 S. Sully Fax: 940.691.4474 Clarendon, TX 79226-0673 Web: www.stewartwichitafalls.com Phone: 806.226.3621 E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: 806.874.3298 Randy Schaffner, President E-Mail: [email protected] ([email protected]) James T. Shelton, President Margaret Scripter, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) Julia Griffin, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) Atascosa County Atascosa Guaranty Titles, Inc. ALTA Member Armstrong County ATI,CTI,FNTIC,WFG,NITIC First American Title Company 1025 W Oaklawn Rd Pleasanton, TX 78064-3955 FAM Phone: 830-569-3829 6900 I-40 W., Ste 180 Fax: 830-569-8111 Amarillo, TX 79106 E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: (806) 331-8001 Patricia Aaron, President Fax: (877) 473-0849 E-Mail: [email protected] Debrah Strother, Division President/County Manager ([email protected]) Atascosa County Deborah Hornsby, Escrow Officer Capital Title of Texas, L.L.C. ([email protected]) ALTA Member Tasha McCormick, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) TRG,FNT Lisa Morris, Escrow Officer 2400 Dallas Pkwy Ste 560 ([email protected]) Plano, TX 75093-4381 Michele Spence, Escrow Officer Phone: 972.526.7699 ([email protected]) Fax: 866.857.9320 Michelle McNeely, Escrow Officer ([email protected]) Barbara Hess, Sr. Examiner Atascosa County ([email protected]) Excel Title Group, LLC Deb Brown, Title Officer ([email protected]) ALTA Member Carmen Mendez, Plant Supervisor ABSTRACTS,FNTIC,ORT,WFG,FAM ([email protected]) 2301 Forest Ln Ste 200 Garland, TX 75042-7931 Branch Offices: Phone: 469.209.4200 6900 I-40 West, Suite 180 806.331.8001 E-Mail: [email protected] 2501 Lakeview Drive 806.331.8001 Scott Luna, Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]) 3 Atascosa County Atascosa County Independence Title Company Mission Title, LP ALTA Member ALTA Member ATI,CLT,CTI,FAM,FNTIC,NITIC,TRG FNAT,TRG,WFG 5900 Shepherd Mountain Cove 114 W Glenview Dr Ste 200 Bldg II, #200 San Antonio, TX 78228-1539 Austin, TX 78730 Phone: 210.734.3500 Phone: 512.454.4500 Fax: 210.734.0450 Fax: 512.454.4559 Web: www.missiontitle.com Web: www.independencetitle.com E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Gregory M. Lyssy, President Jay Southworth, Chairman/Chief Executive Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Charles D. Graham, Chief Financial Officer Brian Pitman, President/Chief Operating Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Patricia D. Smith, Division Manager Chad Decker, Vice President/Chief Title Officer ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Debbie Rinehart, Out of County/Fee Attorney Terri Morrison, Vice President/Escrow Manager ([email protected]) ([email protected]) Judith Sullings, Senior Vice President-Human Resources & Operations Atascosa County ([email protected]) Mark Macejewski, Vice President/San Antonio Area Providence Title Company Manager ALTA Member ([email protected]) FNT 5001 Highway 287 Ste 105 Branch Offices: Arlington, TX 76017-2814 Alamo Heights 210.237.4660 Phone: 817.483.9100 I-10 210.237.4600 Fax: 817.572.2504 La Cantera 210.237.4620 New Braunfels 830.629.8100 Schertz 210.651.4171 Seguin 830.433.4824 Atascosa County Stone Oak 210.237.4640 Reliable Title Co. ALTA Member Atascosa County ORT,WLTIC,WFG Martin Abstract Company, Inc. 433 W Oaklawn Rd Pleasanton, TX 78064-4050 FAM,STG Phone: 830.569.5169 712 Main St Fax: 830.569.5171 PO Box 127 Web: www.reliabletitlecompany.com Jourdanton, TX 78026-3414 E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 830.767.3031 Dorothy B. Murphy, Owner/Manager Fax: 830.769.2183 E-Mail: [email protected] James R. Andrus, President Alfred A. Steinle, Vice President Atascosa County WFG Lender Services, LLC ABSTRACTS,WFG,STG 6100 Tennyson Pkwy Ste 100 Plano, TX 75024-6105 Phone: 972.295.6830 Web: www.nmtg.com Daniel Gaudreau, Senior Vice President ([email protected]) 4 Austin County Bailey County All Texas Title, Inc. A-1 Abstract & Title Co. ALTA Member ABSTRACTS,FAM CLT,ABSTRACTS
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