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First United Bank Welcomes Lust as Vice President

October 2, 2021

Cameron LustPlains Bancorp Inc., the holding company for Dimmitt-based First United Bank and Spirit Mortgage, recently announced the addition of Cameron Lust as vice president of lending on the bank’s Lubbock team. He will office at the Lubbock Southwest Banking Center at 66th St. and Frankford Ave. A native of Dimmitt, he comes to First United Bank with 15 years of experience in the financial industry.

Lust earned a BBA degree in finance from Texas Tech University. He volunteers in the professional division for the Lubbock Area United Way and previously served United Way as a program review leader and loaned executive.

Established in 1907, First United Bank operates 17 banking center offices in 13 West Texas markets.

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Texas Bankers

First United Bank Welcomes Lust as Vice President

October 2, 2021

Cameron LustPlains Bancorp Inc., the holding company for Dimmitt-based First United Bank and Spirit Mortgage, recently announced the addition of Cameron Lust as vice president of lending on the bank’s Lubbock team. He will office at the Lubbock Southwest Banking Center at 66th St. and Frankford Ave. A native of Dimmitt, he comes to First United Bank with 15 years of experience in the financial industry.

Lust earned a BBA degree in finance from Texas Tech University. He volunteers in the professional division for the Lubbock Area United Way and previously served United Way as a program review leader and loaned executive.

Established in 1907, First United Bank operates 17 banking center offices in 13 West Texas markets.

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Texas Bankers

First United Bank Welcomes Lust as Vice President

October 2, 2021

Cameron LustPlains Bancorp Inc., the holding company for Dimmitt-based First United Bank and Spirit Mortgage, recently announced the addition of Cameron Lust as vice president of lending on the bank’s Lubbock team. He will office at the Lubbock Southwest Banking Center at 66th St. and Frankford Ave. A native of Dimmitt, he comes to First United Bank with 15 years of experience in the financial industry.

Lust earned a BBA degree in finance from Texas Tech University. He volunteers in the professional division for the Lubbock Area United Way and previously served United Way as a program review leader and loaned executive.

Established in 1907, First United Bank operates 17 banking center offices in 13 West Texas markets.

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Previous Savage and Fleming Promoted at FirstCapital Bank of Texas Next Kaplan to Retire as President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

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Jefferson Bank Welcomes Davis as Chief Human Resources Officer

Texas Partners Bank Promotes Graves to EVP and Chief Risk Officer

Dallas Capital Bank Names Dodd Director of Information Technology

Simons Joins Fidelity Bank of Texas as Chief Financial Officer

Commercial Bank of Texas Taps Thannisch to Head Wealth Management and Trust

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

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