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A Glimpse into Our Journey: Key Milestones
Over the years, our bank has transformed the lives of many in our community. We’ve seen growth through dedication and innovation. Each milestone represents our commitment to providing excellent service and valuable financial solutions. Join us as we reflect on our history and look forward to future achievements.
1910
How did it all begin? In 1910, Herman H. Reeves sold his only asset, a team of mules, for $350 and then borrowed an additional $650 to help launch a new bank. With those funds, Reeves joined Dr. J.P. Lee, L.O. Reeves, and C.H. Sharp to establish the First State Bank of Gould. Dr. J.P. Lee served as the bank’s first president.
1920
Herman H. Reeves later became the bank’s second president in the 1920s.
1959
Emory Crow became Executive Vice President and served in that role until 1959, when he was elected the bank’s third president. He was later elected Chairman of the Board in 1978, and Charles H. Hill Jr. was named the bank’s fourth president.
1986
Rick Holder, who has been with Cattlemens Bank since 1982 and served as Chairman of the Board since 1988, succeeded Charles Hill becoming the Bank’s 5th President.In 2007, Rick transitioned from his presidency into his current role as Chief Financial Officer.
1998
The First State Bank of Gould name was changed to Stockmans Bank and the charter was moved to Altus, Oklahoma. A second full-sized Branch was built in Altus and became the main bank location.
2002
The Hollis, Oklahoma Branch was opened, followed closely by the opening of the Mangum, Oklahoma branch in 2003.
2007
Mark Holder became the 6th President of the Bank, after joining the Bank in 1986. Mark served as the CEO until 2023.
2009
The Eldorado, Oklahoma Branch was opened.
2010
A Loan Production Office (LPO) was opened in Dallas, Texas. In 2013, the Dallas office became a full-service Branch.
2012
Danna Robinson became the 7th President of the bank, after joining in 2001. Danna transitioned to CEO in 2023, where she currently serves today.
2015
The Dallas Branch finished construction and moved into its current location at Keller Springs and the Tollway.
2021
A direct reflection of growth and strong roots sparked a name change to Cattlemens Bank. The bank currently has 7 branches between OK and TX, with over 60 employees. We will remain a family-owned bank, now and always.
2023
Zach Wooldridge became the 8th President of the bank, after serving on the Board of Directors since 2018.
Take the Next Step with Us
From our beginnings to today, our mission has remained the same: provide trusted, personal banking for the communities we call home.
"We commit to empowering communities through accessible financial services."
Danna Robinson, CEO