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American National Bank & Trust Appoints Elliot Vice President and Trust Administrator

Marley ElliottWichita Falls-based American National Bank & Trust has hired Marley Elliott as a vice president and trust administrator for the Wichita Falls market. With a background in real estate law and estate planning/administration, she brings valuable expertise and a client-focused approach that make her a strong addition to the bank’s trust and wealth department.

“As an experienced attorney, she brings a great depth of knowledge and experience to us,” says Kelly Smith, senior vice president/trust officer. “We are excited to see her transition into her new trust administrator and wealth advisor role.”

A native of Quanah, Marley received her BS degree in agriculture media and communications from West Texas A&M University, from which she graduated magna cum laude. She earned her JD degree from the Oklahoma City University School of Law. At Oklahoma City University, Marley was a Hatton W. Sumners Foundation Scholar, named to the dean’s list, received the Legal Research Award and was a member of the Oklahoma City University Law Review and Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity. She is a member and current president-elect and secretary of the advisory board of the Bill Bartley branch of the YMCA, a member of the Junior League of Wichita Falls and a founder and board member of the Quanah Community Fund.

Established in 1976, American National Bank & Trust operates 11 branches serving communities from the Red River to the Gulf Coast.

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