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T.C. Huckabay begins his banking career at Planter’s State Bank in Mountain Park, Oklahoma as the assistant cashier, bookkeeper and janitor.

The stock market crashes, panicking Wall Street and wiping out millions of investors. T.C. weathers the Crash and the Great Depression.

T.C. becomes president of Planter’s State Bank at the age of 27.

T.C. goes on to purchase First National Bank of Snyder, Planter’s State Bank and First National Bank of Sentinel.

T.C.’s son Gary Huckabay begins his banking career.

Gary builds on his father’s banking business and charters First Mustang State Bank in Mustang, which is today known as All America Bank.

Todd Huckabay begins his banking career, and is joined by his brother Wade two years later.

Deatra Huckabay starts her banking career as a cashier, and is quickly promoted to Senior Vice President, helping open new Bank of the Wichitas branches.

T.C. Huckabay passes away. He worked in the bank until 2 weeks before his passing at the age of 96.

Todd Huckabay named President of Bank of the Wichitas, one of his grandfather’s first banks.

Wade Huckabay named President of All America Bank. Shawn Huckabay Braden returns to banking after 25 years working as a petroleum engineer.

All America Bank, Bank of the Wichitas and Southwest State Bank merge under the single name of All America Bank.