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'''Helen Harrison Phillips''' (born c. [[1942]]) was the president of [[First National Bank of Shelby County]]. | '''Helen Harrison Phillips''' (born c. [[1942]]) was the president of [[First National Bank of Shelby County]]. | ||
Phillips resigned as the bank's president on | Phillips resigned as the bank's president on after First National's holding company, Columbiana Bancshares, was acquired by Mississippi-based [[M&F Bank]] in [[2006]]. Phillips serves on the executive board of the Alabama Public Library Service. | ||
Phillips was indicted by a grand jury on [[February 26]], [[2009]] of bank fraud, stemming from a loan Phillips took out with First National in the name of her housekeeper and attempted to hide it from auditors. | Phillips was indicted by a grand jury on [[February 26]], [[2009]] of bank fraud, stemming from a loan Phillips took out with First National in the name of her housekeeper and attempted to hide it from auditors. |
Revision as of 18:17, 26 February 2009
Helen Harrison Phillips (born c. 1942) was the president of First National Bank of Shelby County.
Phillips resigned as the bank's president on after First National's holding company, Columbiana Bancshares, was acquired by Mississippi-based M&F Bank in 2006. Phillips serves on the executive board of the Alabama Public Library Service.
Phillips was indicted by a grand jury on February 26, 2009 of bank fraud, stemming from a loan Phillips took out with First National in the name of her housekeeper and attempted to hide it from auditors.
References
- Ray, Tiffany (February 10, 2006) "Buyers of Shelby bank eager to take control." Birmingham Business Journal
- Gordon, Robert K. (February 26, 2009) "Former Shelby County bank president indicted." Birmingham News