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From our Chairman


Focusing on Our Association’s United Purpose


Brice Luetkemeyer, MBA Chairman Bank of St. Elizabeth


In a normal year, the Missouri Bankers Association would have already welcomed its first Target Bankers of the year to Jefferson City. Tis long-standing MBA program allows bankers to visit the Missouri Capitol every legislative session to meet with their state senators and representatives. Tis year, however, things are


Sharing our perspectives with elected officials is how we actively participate in our democracy.


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different. Actual in-person visits at the Capitol are not possible. However, you can still express your views on banking measures to legislators through other means, including virtual meetings, phone calls, emails or in-person meetings at your banks. For more information, visit mobankers. com or contact Emily Lewis at elewis@mobankers.com for assistance.


Sharing our perspectives with elected officials is how we actively participate in our democracy. Tis, along with voting, is our responsibility as American citizens. Yet, we know that each of us is different, and we all have our own opinions. We may not


agree at times, but we can respectfully convey our views and listen to those that differ from ours.


It’s been more than a month since our U.S. Capitol was attacked. I think I speak for every banker when I say that what we witnessed at the Capitol on Jan. 6 should not have happened and that we condemn all violence, period!


Having said that, the emotion shown by fellow bankers, family, friends and customers, with all points of view, are real and vivid. My daughter, a self-proclaimed political moderate, called me the


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