2023
Annual Report
Annual Meeting
Monday, June 3, 2024 | 5 pm
Oconee State Bank
Corporate Headquarters
41 N. Main Street
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Investor Relations
James R. McLemore
Executive Vice President &
Chief Financial Officer
Oconee Financial Corporation
PO Box 205
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Transfer Agent
Broadridge Corporate Issuer Solutions
PO Box 1342
Brentwood, NY 11717
1-877-830-4936
Oconee Financial Corporation
41 N. Main Street
PO Box 205
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Telephone: (706) 769-6611
Facsimile: (706) 583-3878
www.oconeestatebank.com
Independent Registered Public Accounting Firm
Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC, Certified Public Accountants
200 Galleria Parkway, S.E.
Suite 1700
Atlanta, Georgia 30339
President’s Letter
Dear Shareholders,
I am pleased to present to you our annual report for 2023, a year in which Oconee State Bank continued to exhibit exceptional strength and performance.
Throughout the year, our commitment to our shareholders remained unwavering. Our dedicated team worked tirelessly every day, focusing on increasing shareholder value, and delivering outstanding results. I am proud to announce that we surpassed our budgeted net income target, which enabled us to enhance the dividends paid to our valued shareholders.
One of the highlights of 2023 was the successful acquisition of Elberton Federal Savings & Loan Association. This strategic move not only strengthened our presence, but also allowed us to welcome Bob Paul to our Board of Directors, who brings invaluable expertise and insight.
Furthermore, we expanded our Small Business Administration Department (SBA) by adding another talented SBA producer and welcoming a former SBA Division Manager, with a wealth of industry experience, to our Advisory Committee in Gwinnett County. These additions reflect our ongoing commitment to supporting small businesses and fostering growth in the communities we serve.
Amidst a turbulent interest rate environment, our team demonstrated exceptional skill in managing funding costs, further underscoring our ability to navigate challenges with resilience and agility.
I am immensely proud of the strength and talent of our team at Oconee State Bank. Their commitment to excellence has been instrumental in our success.
As we look to the future, we remain steadfast in our vision to be essential to the lives, businesses, and communities we serve. Our mission to create remarkable experiences that significantly mark the lives of others, guides our every decision, while our core values of Stewardship, Unity, Collaboration, Community, Excellence, Service, and Solutions continue to shape our actions.
On behalf of our entire team, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your investment, trust, and continued support. Each day, we strive to uphold our goal to become Georgia’s most remarkable community bank.
Neil Stevens
President and CEO
Financials
”Oconee State Bank's and Oconee Financial Corporation's financial results for 2023 reflect a significant improvement over 2022. We're particularly proud of this accomplishment in a year where banking industry earnings were down overall.
Jim McLemoreChief Financial Officer
2023 Results: Earnings, Dividends, Book Value, and Stock Value
Oconee State Bank’s and Oconee Financial Corporation’s financial results for 2023 reflect a significant improvement over 2022. We’re pleased to report 2023 net income of $5.9 million versus $4.1 million for 2022. Excluding a bargain purchase gain of $1.8 million and related merger expenses of $625,000 associated with our merger with Elberton Federal, net income for 2023 was $4.6 million. This represents an increase of 10.6% over 2022’s earnings of $4.1 million. The increase in net income was primarily driven by higher net interest income of $4.2 million resulting from higher interest rates, offset by an increase in total noninterest expense of $3.2 million. Oconee Financial Corporation paid a dividend of $0.85 per share in April 2023, which represents an increase of 21 percent over 2022’s dividend of $0.70 per share. Our book value per share increased from $32.43 to $40.44, an increase of 25 percent. This is primarily due to the retention of earnings and reduction in unrealized losses in our bond portfolio in 2023 of $2.7 million. The Board of Directors recently voted to increase the 2024 annual dividend to $0.95 per share, an increase of 12 percent over 2023’s dividend. Oconee Financial Corporation’s stock, which trades on the OTCQX exchange under the ticker symbol “OSBK,” decreased from $37.11 per share at year-end 2022 to $31.33 per share at year-end 2023. At the time of this writing, the share price of OSBK stock was $34.35 per share.
Balance Sheet
The Bank ended the year at $589.1 million in assets. This represented an increase of $52.3 million, or 9.7% versus year end 2022. The increase in assets is largely due to the acquisition of $16 million of deposits from the Elberton Federal merger, as well as an increase in non-acquired deposits of $21 million, or 4%. Our non-acquired deposit growth was strong in relation to what was experienced in the banking industry overall, as the median bank saw an increase in deposits of less than 1%. We continue to heavily focus on expanding the deposit relationship with our existing and prospective customers with the objective of making Oconee State Bank their primary financial institution.
In July 2023, the Company completed a successful offering of common stock in conjunction with the Elberton Federal merger. The offering raised $2.8 million of new common equity, net of related expenses.
Lending and Credit Quality
Total loans increased $46.9 million over year end 2022. The Bank acquired $19.5 million of loans in the Elberton merger and the remaining $27.4 million of non-acquired loan growth represents a very strong 9% increase over year end 2022 total loans. Past dues remain low and were only 1.47% of loan balances at 12/31/23. For 2023, we had loan recoveries of $60,000 and charge offs of $52,000, which resulted in a net recovery of $8,000.
Financial Highlights
(Dollars in thousands, except per share data)
2023
2022
Financial Condition at December 31,
Total assets
$ 589,058
$ 536,748
Investment securities
159,634
159,640
Loans (net of unearned income)
346,988
300,130
Allowance for loan losses
(4,600)
(4,549)
Total deposits
531,966
494,870
Subordinated notes
9,342
9,818
Shareholders’ equity
42,311
29,083
Results of Operations for the Year Ending December 31,
Interest income
$ 26,450
$ 17,852
Interest expense
5,838
1,443
Net interest income
20,612
16,409
Provision for loan losses
225
0
Net interest income after provision for loan losses
20,387
16,409
Noninterest income
6,074
4,850
Noninterest expenses
19,207
15,930
Income before income taxes
7,254
5,329
Income tax expense
1,328
1,205
Net income
$ 5,926
$ 4,124
Per Share Data
Earnings per share
6.32
4.60
Cash dividends paid
0.85
0.70
Book value per common share
40.44
32.43
Weighted average shares outstanding
937,599
896,991
Performance Ratios
Return on average assets
1.14%
0.75%
Return on average equity
18.39%
13.29%
Net interest margin
3.74%
3.20%
Efficiency ratio
71.97%
75.54%
Net Income ($Millions)
Total Loans ($Millions)
Book Value Per Share
Total Assets ($Millions)
Total Deposits ($Millions)
Asset Quality Highlights
The Bank continues to place its highest emphasis on growing the Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate portion of our loan portfolio, which is demonstrated by it being the largest segment of the loan portfolio at 32%. This strategy is based upon these loans representing (1) a significant influence on garnering the entire banking relationship of the business and business owners and (2) one of the safest categories of loans in the marketplace. Additionally, the Bank continues to maintain a well-balanced loan portfolio mix with 24% of the portfolio in a diversified mix of Non-Owner Occupied Commercial Real Estate, and 23% of the portfolio in various types of 1 to 4 Family Housing loans. The merger-conversion of Elberton Federal Savings & Loan Association (Elberton) into the Bank during 2023 resulted in net acquired loan balances at December 31, 2023 of $18.9 million, with the vast majority of that portfolio being in the 1-4 Family Residential Portfolio. As a result of these acquired loans, as well as organic growth in both Home Equity Credit Lines and Portfolio Mortgages, the 1-4 Family Residential Portfolio increased 56% during the year. As a result of increased Small Business Administration guaranteed loan volume in 2023 the Commercial & Industrial loan portfolio grew by 80%.
12/31/2023 Loan Portfolio Composition
Historical Charts
In 2023 the Bank reflected strong growth of $47.2 million (16%). The Elberton merger-conversion resulted in $18.9 million of that growth. Organic growth was still strong at $28.3 million (9%). This organic growth was across several loan categories led by Small Business Administration guaranteed portfolio growth ($10 million), Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate Construction Growth ($9.5 million), and Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate Growth ($8 million).
During 2023, the Bank continued to produce good volume of new loan closings with much of this volume being in our target segment of Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate. Within this the new loan volume, we continue to see good volume of Commercial Real Estate Construction loans, which has resulted in the unfunded portion of this category of loans continuing to be approximately $18 million at year-end. We anticipate these loans fully funding over time, which should translate into future growth.
Over the last five years, the Bank has grown the loan portfolio by 55% and excluding Elberton that growth has been 46% or a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 8%. Additionally, during these five years (excluding Elberton), the Bank’s focus on growing small business relationships, by targeting Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate loans, has resulted in that portion of the loan portfolio accounting for 28% of the growth, growing by 36%. Similarly, Non-Owner Occupied Commercial Real Estate has accounted for 27% of the growth, and 1 to 4 Family Housing loans have accounted for 21% of the growth.
5 Year Loan Growth Portfolio
Percentage of Total Growth by Segment
2018 – 2023
Historical Loan Portfolio Totals and Composition (000's)
(2020 & 2021 excluding Small Business Administration Paycheck Protection Program outstandings of $55,237 and $3,736, respectively)
Loan Loss Reserve, Loan Loss Provision, & Net Charge Offs (000's)
Digital Highlights
Business Services
238,703,191.91
Remote Deposit Capture Dollars Processed
105,182
Remote Deposit Capture Items Processed
65,212.84
Cost Savings Created by Remote Deposit Capture
130,967,603.72
Automated Clearing House Origination Dollars Processed
40,551.36
Revenue Generated by Business Services
157,997.23
Revenue Generated by Service Charges on Commercial Checking
eBanking Services
41,083,863.58
Mobile Deposit Dollars Processed
26,121
Mobile Deposit Items Processed
13,977.28
Cost Savings Created by Mobile Deposit
36,972,781.10
Bill Pay Dollars Processed
32,350
Total # of Bill Payments Processed
Cyber Security & IT Highlights
Our Information Technology Division plays a lead role in maintaining our network systems. As cyber threats continue to evolve, this team is instrumental in ensuring formidable barriers to protect our customers from cyber-attacks, data breaches, and other threats that may put personal and financial data at risk. A key component of mitigating cyber risk is awareness and education of those we serve. The following information illustrates how all stakeholders can be aware, join forces with their financial institutions, to further strengthen our stance against cybercrime.
Andy Hancock
Technology Specialist
Christian Watkins
Technology Specialist
Jamie McFalls
Vice President, Information Technology
John Davis
Executive Vice President, Chief Innovation and Technology Officer
2023 Stats
Phishing is the most common cyber threat facing individuals and businesses.
40,000
Phishing Emails are Sent Every Second
2400000
Phishing Emails are Sent Every Minute
3400000000
Phishing Emails are Sent Every Day
46
Cyber-attacks Targeted Small Businesses
8000000000000
Cybercrime Costs Worldwide
85
of All Instagram Accounts Were Compromised
25
of All Facebook Accounts Were Compromised
81
of All Hacking Related Data Breaches Can be Linked to Social Media
95
of All Breaches are Made Possible by Human Error
Tip
When on a public network, always use a VPN (Virtual Private Network) to protect your data from threats or even if you are browsing the web. There are many options available for purchase.
We are thankful for our talented Information Technology Team, not only for their work in the cyber space, but also for all they do to ensure our team has the technology, at their fingertips, to serve our customers with excellence.
Retail
We opened our Macon Financial Center in April 2023! Led by Senior Vice President/Community President, Robby Redmond, we are excited for everyone to Experience Remarkable in this new market!
On August 1, 2023, in the heart of Downtown Elberton, we opened our newest financial center! The Elberton Financial Center team is excited and ready to serve Elbert County and surrounding areas!
Market Teams
Oconee
“2023 was a year of hard work and success for the Oconee Market Team. In a very challenging deposit and loan rate environment, we were able to successfully manage our deposits, as well as grow loans by over four million dollars, allowing the bank to achieve budget. We were very active in the community in 2023 and were able to capitalize on the opportunities presented to us through those activities. There is a lot of momentum carrying us into 2024 and we are excited to continue to serve our customers and community in an exceptional way.”
Hal Jackson
Senior Vice President, Community President/Oconee
Athens
“2023 brought a year of great and continuing growth for the Athens Market! Our team has experienced success in establishing its roots here with loans increasing to over $110 million and deposits in excess of $52 million, even in a competitive rate environment. We look forward this year to continued focus on deepening relationships with our existing clients, while also expanding our footprint in the Classic City and beyond.”
Chad Thomason and Phillip Edwards
Senior Vice Presidents, Community Presidents/Athens
Gwinnett
“In addition to the exceptional loan growth, recognition as Best of Gwinnett, and individual accolades for team members, Gwinnett Financial Center also successfully met its financial budget for the year 2023. By meeting its financial budget, Gwinnett Financial Center not only demonstrates its ability to achieve its financial goals, but also reinforces its credibility and reliability as a financial institution. This accomplishment further solidifies the institution’s position as a trusted partner for its customers, investors, and stakeholders.”
Joe Godfrey
Senior Vice President, Community President/Gwinnett
Macon
“The Macon Financial Center officially opened its doors on April 10 with a grand opening held on May 16 that was a huge success with a large outpouring of support from the community. Despite operating in a rising rate environment, loan growth picked up in the latter part of 2023 with tremendous deposit growth in only 8 short months. We continue to spread the Oconee State Bank brand across Macon and Central Georgia by immersing ourselves in and establishing new relationships within our community. We greatly appreciate each of our customers, our OSB family, and look forward to remarkable results in 2024.”
Robby Redmond
Senior Vice President, Community President/Macon
Elberton
“Perhaps one of our most exciting market successes for 2023 comes from our newest location – our Elberton financial center. OSB’s merger with Elberton Federal Savings and Loan was complete in August of 2023. We celebrated with a fantastic grand opening event introducing OSB to the local community. With this merger, we welcomed some of our newest team members who are an integral piece of the surrounding area and are excited to have the opportunity to bring OSB’s brand and remarkable service to our newest market! “
Chad Thomason and Phillip Edwards
Senior Vice Presidents, Community Presidents/Elberton
Small Business Administration
“The Bank is dedicated to the growth and success of its Small Business Administration lending division. Through its investment in people, training and technology, the Small Business Administration team is well positioned to continue providing a valuable source of non-interest income to the Bank’s bottom line, while mitigating credit risks through utilization of the Small Business Administration guaranty program.”
Tareasa Harrell
Senior Vice President, Small Business Administration Director
Remarkable Mortgage
Powered by Oconee State Bank
“In 2023, Remarkable Mortgage continued to redefine excellence in the real estate market, making a mark on our community through a blend of cutting-edge technology and innovative portfolio products. Leveraging state-of-the-art digital solutions, we streamlined the mortgage process, ensuring efficiency and ease for our clients. Our commitment to innovation extended to a diverse range of portfolio products, offering tailored solutions to meet the unique needs of our community members. By embracing technology and pushing the boundaries of traditional financing, we empowered individuals and families to achieve their dreams of homeownership. As we reflect on the year, our impact resonates not just in numbers, but in the lives we’ve touched, fostering a thriving and connected community for years to come.”
Charlie Fleming
President, Loan Officer
Executive Leadership
Cristi Donahue
Executive Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer
Jim McLemore
Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
John Davis
Executive Vice President, Chief Innovation and Technology Officer
Neil Stevens
President, Chief Executive Officer
Philip Bernardi
Executive Vice President, Chief Banking Officer
Selena Ruth
Executive Vice President Chief Human Resources Officer
Tom Wilson
Executive Vice President, Chief Credit Officer
Community Advisory Committees
Oconee
David Branch
CEO/Founder, Branch Environmental
Delena Brockmann
Executive Director of Operations, Piedmont Athens Regional
Lenn Chandler
Retired Vice President, Georgia Power
Kevin Daniel
Pastor
Dan Elder
President, Oconee Well Drillers
Dutch Guest (Not Pictured)
Vice President, LAD Truck Lines, Inc.
Donald Hansford
Attorney at Law, Donald W. Hansford, PC
Meredith Marlowe
Hospice Social Worker
Elmer Stancil
Senior Managing Director, Dentons
Gwinnett
Glenn Aldridge
Shareholder, Aldridge & Associates
Marlon Allen
Owner, RAMP Sportswear LLC
Matt Bryant
Retired Banker
Greg Cantrell
Broker/Owner, Living Stone Properties
Rob Coatsworth
CEO, CTR Partners, Inc.
Matt Hyatt
President & CEO, Rocket IT
Lee Merritt (Not Pictured)
Partner, Merritt Properties, Inc.
Macon
Justin Andrews (Not Pictured)
Director of Special Projects & Outreach, Otis Redding Foundation
Katie Berg
Real Estate Attorney, Mayo Hill Law
Kenny Burgamy
Director of PR/Information for GA Farm Bureau
Matt Cathey (Not Pictured)
Attorney at Law, Partner at Stone & Baxter LLP
Andrea Cooke
Director of Development, The Southern Center for Choice Theory and Executive Director of C-QUL
Stephen Daugherty
CEO, Piedmont Hospital Macon
Hall Harden
Insurance Sales and Management, Harden Insurance Agency – Alfa
Board of Directors
G. Robert Bishop
Joined in 1991
Retired, Georgia Department of Natural Resources. Bob has served as a director since 1991. He obtained both his Bachelor’s degree and Master’s degree in Agricultural Engineering, from the University of Georgia, in 1969 and 1972, respectively. His business experience, together with his historical knowledge of the corporation, makes Bob an integral member of the Board of Directors.
Brian J. Brodrick
Joined in 2016
Partner & Board Member of Jackson Spalding. Brian has more than 26 years of strategic communications experience. He has worked for the past 26 years at Jackson Spalding, Georgia’s leading independent marketing communications agency. Brian is also the Mayor of the City of Watkinsville, Georgia.
Albert Hale, SR.
Joined in 2008
Board Vice- Chair, retired local dairy and poultry farmer, owner of Hale’s Dairy. Albert brings a balanced perspective to the Board of Directors. His demonstrated business experience, leadership skills, and management skills make him an excellent addition to our team.
Virginia Wells McGeary
Joined in 1990
Board Chair, President & CEO, Wells & Co. Realtors, Inc. Virginia graduated from UGA’s Terry College of Business in 1982 with a degree in Banking and Finance. She has been in the real estate business for 47 years.
Jonathan R. Murrow, MD
Joined in 2016
Cardiologist, Piedmont Heart Institute in Athens and Professor of Medicine at the Medical College of Georgia. Jonathan received his undergraduate degree from Harvard College. He earned his medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine in 2001. He completed his internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2004 and cardiovascular fellowship training at Hopkins and Emory.
Robert Paul
Joined in 2023
Vice President & General Manager at Eagle Granite Co., Inc. Bob has a degree in English from Furman University. He grew up in Elberton. He provides insight ensuring exceptional customer experiences and connection throughout Elberton.
Tony L. Powell
Joined in 2018
President, Powell Home Builders, Inc. Tony has a degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Georgia and graduated high school from Oconee County High School. He is President and founder of Powell Home Builders, Inc., a custom home building company.
Toby Smith, CPA/CVA
Joined in 2017
Director of Financial Reporting & Assurance Services, Trinity Accounting Group, PC in Athens. Toby received his Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Georgia in 1998 and is a member of the Georgia Society of CPA’s, the AICPA, and the National Association of Certified Valuation Analysts (NACVA). Toby is an alumnus of L.E.A.D. Athens and is active in the Athens area community.
Holly H. Stephenson
Joined in 2020
General Partner/Treasurer of Hardigree Properties & employed by Oconee County Board of Commissioners as the County Clerk. Holly has a long history with Oconee State Bank and as a 6th generation Oconee County native, and life-long resident, she has strong ties in Oconee County. She is a graduate of UGA’s Terry College of Business, where she earned a BBA in Risk Management. She proudly serves in many capacities in the local community.
Neil Stevens
Joined in 2016
President & Chief Executive Officer, Oconee State Bank. Neil brings 33 years of broad-based banking experience to the team. Over the years, his main focus has been to lead financial institutions to levels of accelerated performance by placing a high emphasis on building a remarkable culture within the organization.
Laura H. Whitaker
Joined in 2020
Chief Executive Officer, Extra Special People, Inc. Laura obtained both her Bachelor’s degree in Collaborative Special Education and her Master’s degree in Adapted Curriculum Classic Autism at the University of Georgia. She is an alumna of L.E.A.D Athens and Leadership Georgia and has served as a Board Member for United Way, while also serving as a member of North Oconee Rotary, Oconee Civitan, and the Junior League of Athens.
Junior Board of Directors
Oconee State Bank’s Junior Board of Directors is comprised of high school students throughout Oconee County. The students listed below have been nominated by teachers and selected by their schools to serve as the 2023-2024 Junior Directors. The combined academic and extracurricular achievements of this year’s Board is unmatched. These students are making a difference and marking lives in their own right in their corner of the world. At Oconee State Bank, we are proud to fulfill our commitment to serving our local school systems through community education initiatives. Working directly with aspiring young leaders is an honor for our team! Going forward, in 2024 and beyond, our vision is to expand the Junior Board program across all markets we serve, creating remarkable education experiences for more student populations than ever before.
Oconee County High School
Briggs Stoll
Campbell Patterson
Charles Carter
Emma Donahue
Kinlee Hagwood
Leah Powell
Stephen Resutek
North Oconee High School
Matthew Clausen
Priscilla Hoang
Rahul Mohanty
Rohan Mohanty
Samuel Im
Athens Academy
Oswaldo Jara-Rivera
Roman Ritchy
Westminster Christian Academy
Catherine McCormack
William Greene
Prince Avenue
John Luke Bishop
Porter Ward
Core Values
Vision
What are we trying to accomplish?
To be essential to the lives, businesses, and communities we serve.
Mission
How will we accomplish our vision?
Create remarkable experiences that significantly mark the lives of others.
Our Values
What is most important to us as we strive to accomplish our vision?
We value… Success
S
Stewardship:
the privilege of wisely shepherding the resources entrusted to us
U
Unity:
Believing the best in, Expecting the best from, Seeking the best for, and Telling the best about each other
C
Collaboration:
A culture of teamwork
C
Community:
Investing in the communities we serve through active engagement and local decision-making
E
Excellence:
Exceptional performance with a long-term perspective
S
Service:
Consistently creating remarkable experiences for our customers
S
Solutions:
A culture of teamwork
The Remarkable Foundation
Since 1960, Oconee State Bank has been grateful to partner with countless local charities, giving back to the same organizations who are making an impact in the communities we serve. In 2020, in recognition of our 60th Anniversary commemorative celebrations, we established our inaugural giving arm, coined The Remarkable Foundation!
The mission of The Remarkable Foundation is to provide financial assistance to nonprofit organizations, for the implementation of services and programs that enhance and mark the quality of life, for all people in the communities served by Oconee State Bank.
Customers, community members, local organizations, and beyond have an opportunity to link arms and partner with the established and reputable giving history of OSB, through the foundation, thus increasing our giving impact in every community we serve.
If you would like to partner with Oconee State Bank through a donation to The Remarkable Foundation visit our website below.
54
Employee Engagement
Our team is dedicated to giving back to our communities.
36
Organizations Received Funds
We had the incredible opportunity to serve 36 non-profit organizations.
15,000
Employee Contributions
Given by OSB Employees, Board Members, and Community Advisory Members.
70,000
Grant Money Given
Meet the Employee Board
Andy Hancock
Technology Specialist
Brooke Waters
Business Development Officer
Casey Basham
Integrated Marketing Strategist
Cayce Reese
Executive Assistant
Dani Williams
Vice President, Loan Administration
Deesha Hagwood
Vice President, Marketing
JT Tomlin
Digital & Creative Strategist
Kevin Jones
Business Development Officer
Monica Wright
Vice President, Small Business Administration Operations Manager
New Developments
In 2023, the Oconee State Bank Make Your Remarkable Podcast was launched as a channel to connect and unite people from all walks of life to learn about leadership, personal growth, and much more. The goal of the podcast is to ignite purpose and inspire passion in our listeners by talking to local influencers about their road to success and leaving a lasting mark on their community. “Make Your Remarkable” is here to help you answer the question, “How are you making your remarkable?”
Subscribe on any streaming platform for new episodes and follow us on social media at @oconeestatebank.
Make Your Remarkable Trailer
P. O. Box 205
Watkinsville, GA 30677
Phone: 706.769.6611
Fax: 706.583.3844
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