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    12/4/01 - Corman Recognized by Drug Free Pennsylvania... - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 12/4/2001    Last Visited: 1/21/2002  

    "Senator Corman has been a friend of Drug Free Pennsylvania for many years," said Thomas C. Bell, chairman of Drug Free Pennsylvania.
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    "Organizations need leaders willing to challenge the status quo and fight to make things better," said Bell.
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    "Everyone at Drug Free Pennsylvania, along with the many hundreds of individuals we come into contact with, are grateful and wanted to show our appreciation by presenting Senator Corman with the 2001 Guiding Star Award," Bell explained.

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    Allfirst - About Allfirst - Press Releases 2001 - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 9/20/2001    Last Visited: 4/4/2002  

    Baltimore, Md., September 20, 2001--- Allfirst Vice President Thomas C. Bell this week received the President's Award from the Greater Harrisburg African American Chamber of Commerce (GHAACC) in recognition of his efforts to support minority business, economic and housing development.

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    "I am honored to receive this award for my efforts to strengthen the community," said Thomas C. Bell, Allfirst vice president of community and economic development."Allfirst understands that our business can only be as strong as the communities we serve.This is where we work – and where we live."

    Allfirst strives to help communities grow, as evidenced by its contributions to revitalize three areas in Harrisburg, Lancaster and Carlisle.Bell led the Allfirst effort to make $1 million, 10-year financial commitments to spur economic development in each of these cities, and provide small business, consumer and mortgage loans to individuals with low and moderate income.Allfirst also partners with a range of non-profit groups throughout central Pennsylvania, including health, education and civic programs, neighborhood development organizations and more.

    Bell, a Mechanicsburg resident, was appointed by Mayor Reed to be one of the founding members of the Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District Authority.Governor Ridge selected Bell to become a member of the Operational Committee of Pennsylvania Community Development Bank, which was recently established to provide funding for community development financial institutions.
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    Bell also serves as Chairman of the Board of Susquehanna Housing Initiatives, which develops affordable homeownership throughout Central Pennsylvania, and serves as a board member of the Urban League of Metropolitan Harrisburg.In addition, he is Chairman of the Board for Drug Free Pennsylvania.Bell was instrumental in guiding the bank's involvement in addressing social and economic issues in the Hispanic communities, and Allfirst Bank was the recipient this year of the Corporate Pride Award presented by the Governor's Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs.

    Allfirst Financial Inc. is a regional, diversified financial services company headquartered in Baltimore, Md., offering a full range of financial services including banking, trust, investment and insurance to retail, business and commercial customers.Its banking subsidiary, Allfirst Bank, operates over 250 bank branches and more than 575 ATMs throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington D.C., Northern Virginia and Delaware.Allfirst Financial Inc.'s assets were $17.9 billion as of June 30, 2001.Information about Allfirst Financial Inc. is available at www.allfirst.com.

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    Capital Associates, Inc. - Newsroom - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 11/6/2002    Last Visited: 1/3/2007  

    The following Harrisburg corporations and individuals have joined the corporate initiative: Tom Hewit, Alexander, Inc.; John Brinjac, President, Brinjac Engineering, Inc.; Bruce Yerger, Buchart Horn-Basco Associates; Jay Layman, Esq., Capital Associates, Inc.; Thomas C. Bell, Senior Vice President Government Banking, Commerce Bank; Fred S. Faber Jr., PE; and Bob Philbin, CEO, Hershey Philbin Associates.

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    Capital Region News: July 18, 2002 - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 7/18/2002    Last Visited: 7/18/2002  

    Thomas Bell, Senior Vice President for Community and Economic Development for Allfirst Bank, commented that, "We are delighted to support the Paks in this vital enterprise, and look forward to it spurring even more private investment in South Allison Hill."

    Three Local Insurance Firms MergeGunn-Mowery Insurance Group Inc., Dodge Insurance Inc., and New Cumberland Insurance recently completed merging their three firms.This merger creates one of the largest insurance agencies located in central PA.The new firms will have offices in Lemoyne, Harrisburg, New Cumberland, and Hanover, and will continue operating under their existing names in each of the four locations.

    Gunn-Mowery Insurance Group Inc. provides an array of quality insurance products and related services for individuals and businesses.

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    Commerce Bank Serving Central PA - Commerce News - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 1/29/2003    Last Visited: 1/13/2009  

    Thomas C. Bell, Senior Vice President Government Banking for Commerce Bank, has received commendation from Lancaster City Mayor Charles W. Smithgall for his exemplary citizenship and service to the community.
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    Presented with a Certificate of Commendation, Bell was recognized for his commitment to the revitalization efforts of the South Duke Street Revitalization Project for the City of Lancaster. Mayor Smithgall acknowledged Bell as a leader in promoting the commitment of small business loans to inner city businesses in the South Duke Street area, which is also a Weed and Seed target area, as well as throughout Lancaster City.
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    In addition to his commendation from Lancaster's Mayor Smithgall, Bell was recently reappointed by the Dauphin County Board of Commissioners to serve a one-year term on the Dauphin County Economic Advisory Committee.
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    Bell also serves as a member of the Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District, whose purpose is to enhance the friendliness, beautification, safety, cleanliness, hospitality, and marketing of downtown Harrisburg.

    Thomas C. Bell has over 20 years banking experience, and as head of Government Banking for Commerce Bank he actively serves many Harrisburg communities through the following organizations: Board Member/Vice Chairman, Tri-County Housing LTD, Board Member/Chairman, Drug Free Pennsylvania, Board Member/Treasurer Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District Authority, Board Member, Pennsylvania Latino Chamber of Commerce, Board Member, National Civil War Museum, Member of Delaware Community Investment Corporation, Member of Hope Station Revitalization Area in Carlisle, Member of Pennsylvania Community Development Bank Operational Committee, Member of Community Action Commission of Harrisburg and the Community Action Commission of Lehigh Valley, and is a Graduate of Leadership Harrisburg.

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    Commerce Bank Serving Central PA - Commerce News - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 12/18/2002    Last Visited: 1/13/2009  

    Thomas Bell, Commerce Bank Government Banking Manager, was presented with an award from Susquehanna Housing Initiatives recognizing him for his dedication to the provisions of affordable housing. Susquehanna Housing Initiatives was formed in 1993 to develop affordable housing in the tri-state area (Dauphin, Cumberland and Perry Counties). This housing is geared to first time homeowners, renters and senior citizens, all of low to moderate income.

    Mr. Bell recently joined Commerce Bank with over 20 years experience in banking. He came to Commerce from Allfirst Bank, where he was Senior Vice President/Community and Economic Development. Mr. Bell was the Chairman of Susquehanna Housing Initiatives from 1999 to September 2002, and he continues to actively serve on the Board for the Tri-County Housing Development Corporation.

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    Commerce Bank Serving Central PA - Commerce News - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 1/7/2003    Last Visited: 1/13/2009  

    The Dauphin County Board of Commissioners has approved the reappointment of Thomas Bell, Senior Vice President, Government Banking Manager, to a one year term on the Dauphin County Economic Advisory Committee. Bell also serves as a member of the Harrisburg Downtown Improvement District, whose purpose is to enhance the friendliness, beautification, safety, cleanliness, hospitality, and marketing of downtown Harrisburg.

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    Commerce Bank Serving Central PA - Commerce News - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 12/18/2002    Last Visited: 1/13/2009  

    Thomas Bell, Commerce Bank Government Banking Officer, was instrumental as immediate past Chairman of Drug Free Pennsylvania in getting a bill passed into law with Governor Mark Schweiker to fight DUI and Drug Abuse.
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    Mr. Bell has served on the Board of Drug Free Pennsylvania since 1994, and was Chairman from 2000 through mid 2002.
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    Mr. Adair was the Chairman of Drug Free Pennsylvania prior to Thomas Bell, from 1998 to 1999.

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    Corman Named to Drug Free PA Board - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 2/18/2002    Last Visited: 12/11/2002  

    "Senator Corman has been a friend of Drug Free Pennsylvania for many years, and Representative Bebko-Jones has a long history of involvement in women's and children's issues, along with first-hand experience as a caseworker at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center," said Thomas C. Bell, chairman of Drug Free Pennsylvania.

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    Drug Free Pennsylvania - About Us - Board & Staff - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 7/1/2004    Last Visited: 7/1/2004  

    Thomas C. Bell, Vice President of Government & Non-Profit Banking, Commerce Bank

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