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Christy Byrd named vp of Charter One Mortgage's St. Louis branch

St. Louis Daily Record & St. Louis Countian, Feb 28, 2004 by staff

Christy Byrd has been named vice president and manager of Charter One Mortgage's St. Louis branch office. After joining the company in 1999 as a loan officer, she was named to manage the company's Jefferson County office in 2002.She brings 10 years of experience in the mortgage banking business to her new position and received her B.S.

from Southwest Missouri State University in finance with an emphasis in banking.

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