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AMB
Financial Services Corporation Declares Dividend |
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December 2000 |
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The Board of Directors of AMB Financial Services Corporation, parent
company of American Marine Bank, declared a $0.60 quarterly dividend
at the Board’s regular December meeting. The dividend is payable
to all shareholders of record as of December 30, 2000. The dividend
will be payable January 15, 2001. |
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AMB
Financial Services Corporation Declares Dividend |
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September
2000 |
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The Board of Directors of AMB Financial Services Corporation, parent
company of American Marine Bank, declared a $0.60 quarterly dividend
at the Board’s regular September meeting. The dividend is payable
to all shareholders of record as of September 30, 2000. The dividend
will be payable October 15, 2000. |
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AMB
Financial Services Corporation Declares Dividend |
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June 2000 |
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The Board of Directors of AMB Financial Services Corporation, parent
company of American Marine Bank, declared a $0.60 quarterly dividend
at the Board’s regular June meeting. The dividend is payable
to all shareholders of record as of June 30, 2000. The dividend will
be payable July 15, 2000. |
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American
Marine Bank Announces Staff Changes |
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June
2000 |
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Rex Townsend,
President and CEO of American Marine Bank announced the promotion
of Jane Sutherland to Vice President and Manager of the Main Office
located on Winslow Way.
Sutherland,
with over 30 years experience in banking, has been with AMB for
15 years. Sutherland has held various positions throughout the bank,
most recently as Manager of the Loan Service Center.
Sutherland is
a native of Bainbridge Island and a graduate of the North West Intermediate
Commercial Lending School.
Sutherland,
an avid gardener, has assisted her father Marshall Majors in many
BI Garden Tours of his property.
Sutherland and
her husband Paul have two children and two grandchildren.
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American
Marine Bank Earns Another 5-Star Rating — Its 30th in a a Row |
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May 2000 |
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American Marine Bank has been awarded another 5-star SUPERIOR rating,
its 30th consecutive 5-star rating, by BauerFinancial Reports,
Inc., the nation’s leading bank research firm. The award recognizes
AMB’s past and present SUPERIOR strength and performance.
The award is
based on an analysis of current financial data as filed by American
Marine Bank with federal regulators, supplemented by historical
data.
"American
Marine Bank is not simply one of the strongest banks in the nation,
it represents the best in community banking," said Paul A.
Bauer, president of the research firm.
"American
Marine Bank’s success has been achieved through sound banking
and service to the community. It takes time and effort to achieve
this level of excellence and, once achieved, this reputation for
excellence is guarded diligently," Mr. Bauer continued.
"Consumers
and businesses are well reminded to consider a bank’s history
when they select a bank. AMB joined its success to that of its customers
and community when it opened 52 years ago. It has served Bainbridge
Island and the Kitsap Peninsula with distinction. You can’t
place a $ value on this kind of loyalty and commitment," he
added. "But it sure makes for a great community bank."
AMB has five
banking offices in Bainbridge Island, Port Ludlow, Poulsbo and Seattle
for your banking convenience.
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American
Marine Bank Announces Staff Addition |
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May
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Rex Townsend, President and CEO of American Marine Bank announced
Lang Hadley has joined the staff of American Marine Bank as Vice President
in charge of Commercial Real Estate Loans.
Hadley brings
over 30 years experience in commercial real estate lending to American
Marine Bank. Hadley will be serving customers in the Western Washington
area.
Hadley is a
graduate of the University of Massachusetts and the Graduate School
of Banking at Brown University. Hadley is also a certified Appraiser.
Hadley, active
in his community, currently serves on the Helpline House board and
is a member of the Port Madison Yacht Club. He is a past President
of the BI Rotary and formally served as United Way Board Member,
King County Low Income Housing Board, BI Park District Instructor
and past Chairman of Boy Scout Troop 565.
Hadley and his
wife Mary, a teacher at Sakai School, have two grown children. The
Hadleys have resided on Bainbridge Island for 20 years.
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AMB
Financial Services Corporation Declares Dividend |
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March 2000 |
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The Board of Directors of AMB Financial Services Corporation, parent
company of American Marine Bank, declared a $0.60 quarterly dividend
at the Board’s regular March meeting. The dividend is payable
to all shareholders of record as of March 31, 2000. The dividend will
be payable April 15, 2000. |
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American
Marine Bank Founder Dies |
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February
2000 |
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Louis Henry Goller, founder and past president of American Marine
Bank on Bainbridge Island, died February 17, 2000, at the age of 84.
On September
17, 1948 32 year old Louis Goller opened Bainbridge Island’s
first bank. Louis fostered its growth to include ten branches by
the mid 1970’s. While simultaneously overseeing America Marine
Bank, Louis founded and became first President of Whidbey island
Bank from 1960-1966. Louis served on eight committees and as President
of Washington Bankers Association (1949); on six committees of the
American Bankers Association; on two committees and Executive Council
at Western Independent Bankers; and on the Executive Council and
Legislative Committee of Community Bank of Washington (now a division
of Washington Bankers Association).
Louis was active
in his community, establishing businesses such as Bainbridge Insurance
and serving on boards and committees of local organizations such
as Kiwanis (Bainbridge Chapter - first President - founded by him
in 1957), Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, Bainbridge
Foundation and North Olympic Chamber of Commerce. Louis was a long
time active member of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on Bainbridge
Island.
Louis enjoyed
people and taught a personal approach to banking. He believed in
providing a community service rather than viewing his profession
as merely running a business.
Louis is survived
by wife Gloria and the couple’s three sons, Dave of Kauai,
Hawaii; Jeffrey of Poulsbo, Washington and Joel of Shoreline, Washington;
nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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American
Marine Bank Starts the Year 2000 With Another 5-Star Rating |
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February 2000 |
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Bauer Financial Reports, Inc., the nation’s leading independent
bank research firm, is pleased to announce that American Marine Bank
has earned the first 5-star SUPERIOR rating awarded in the year 2000.
This marks AMB’s 29th consecutive 5-star SUPERIOR
rating in recognition of its stellar financial strength and performance.
The award is
based on an analysis of current financial data as filed by American
Marine Bank with federal regulators, supplemented by historical
data.
"AMB has
an enviable track record. It now continues its record of excellence
into the year 2000, and it’s a great way to start off the new
year and the 21st century," said Paul A. Bauer,
president of the research firm.
Steady, safe
and secure, AMB provides banking services to Bainbridge Island and
the Kitsap County peninsula. It has served this community and participated
in its growth and development for over 52 years.
AMB has five
banking offices in Bainbridge Island, Port Ludlow, Poulsbo and Seattle
for your banking convenience.
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