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Tennessee Commerce Bank Delivers Christmas to Fort Campbell Families
December 23, 2010 | 
Nashville, TN – For the fifth consecutive year, employees of Tennessee Commerce Bank adopted families of enlisted soldiers at Fort Campbell and provided Christmas gifts for them. Each family provided a wish list of items.
Tennessee Commerce Bank employees purchased and wrapped items for the families.
Pictured loading gifts for delivery to Fort Campbell are: Joey Bynum, Jermaine Haltom, Mark Proctor, Bill Coleman, Chris Bick, Art Helf, Martin Zorn, Doug Rogers, SGT Glen Strickler, Mike Sapp, SFC Nick Guilbeau, Teresa Welbeck, Beth Brown, Brenda Williamson, and Mary Lankford Benson.
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