Exchange Bank

After graduating from Stanford University Graduate School of Business, Sam Brown worked in commercial banking for Wells Fargo and in wealth management for Northern Trust. After 14 years in San Diego, Sam returned to his native Sonoma County in 2003. Throughout his career, Brown has been active in the community and while in Sonoma County in the 1980's he served as president of the United Way and as chair of the capital campaign for the Luther Burbank Center (now Wells Fargo Center) for the Arts. He is currently Executive Vice-President for Wealth Management at Exchange Bank and serves on the bank's executive committee. Sam and his wife Ginger have been married 35 years and have 3 sons and a grandson.

Richard L. Dugger II, CFSP is a native of Elk City, Oklahoma. He is the son of Richard L. Dugger, and the late Patricia Ruth (Binyon) Dugger. He is a 1982 graduate of Elk City High School and 1988 graduate of Central State University. He is a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Oklahoma and Texas; he also is a licensed life insurance agent in Oklahoma and Texas. Richard serves on the church council of the First United Methodist Church and is a trustee. He currently serves on the board of directors and Vice President of Main Street of Perry. He is a member and Past President of the Perry Chamber of Commerce and Past President of the Perry Noon Lions Club. Richard is also a member and past President of the Garber Lions Club. He also serves as treasure of the Oklahoma Lions Service Foundation. Richard L. Dugger II, CFSP of Perry, OK, was awarded the designation of Certified Funeral Service Practitioner (CFSP), by the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice (APFSP). A number of professions grant special recognition to members upon completion of specified academic and professional programs and "CFSP" is funeral service's national individual recognition. The Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice, since its 1976 founding, has had as its goals: (1) to recognize those practitioners who have voluntarily entered into a program of personal and professional growth, (2) to raise and improve the standards of funeral service and (3) to encourage practitioners to make continuing education a life-long process in their own self-interest, the interest of the families they serve, and the community in which they serve. He was appointed by Governor Brad Henry on June 9, 2004, to serve on the Oklahoma Funeral Board and recently served his second term as President. His term will expire July 1, 2009. He currently serves on the boards of directors of Exchange Bank and Trust, Perry Memorial Hospital Foundation, and United Fund of Perry. Other activities include being a member of the Billings Rotary Club, Billings Chamber of Commerce, and the Garber Community Improvement Association. He is a member of the Oklahoma Funeral Directors Association, currently serving as Secretary/Treasurer. He is also a member of the National Funeral Directors Association serving on the member resources advisory group. He also serves on the University of Central Oklahoma Funeral Service Advisory board and is a life member of the University of Central Oklahoma Alumni Association.

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