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Coastal Community Bank

Defaults: This data is from judgements and foreclosure filings and was collected through county clerk’s offices. It includes every judgement for more than $1 million or the five largest at each bank.
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Coastal Community Bank
SPAN
January 1906-July 2010

HEADQUARTERS
Panama City Beach

REGULATORS
OFR/FDIC

TOTAL ASSETS AT FAILURE
$373 million

COST TO FDIC
$94 million

DIRECTORS
Charles A. Kovaleski
Charles A. Marks III
Farris Millender
Frank A. Baker
Gordon J. Shuler
Harold K. Arnold
James D. Holsombake
James D. Oenbrink
John J. Patronis
Michael R. Bennett
Ralph H. Daffin Jr.
Russell M. Jinks
Steven G. Counts
Terry D. Dubose
Terry Dubose began every board meeting at Coastal Community Bank with a prayer. But regulatory reports and mortgage records show that his actions were not always selfless.

As president and chief executive of Coastal Community in Panama City Beach, Dubose acted to benefit himself, his family and a select group of investors.

The bank bought his son's insurance company for $3.4 million and sold it back at a $900,000 loss three years later. It gave loans to insiders at a rate that far exceeded most other failed Florida banks. It sold properties to a director at a bargain price. And one customer said in court documents that the bank took money out of his loan account and gave it to one of Dubose's friends.

As the bank's fortunes sank, Dubose searched for investors. He reached a deal with a man from Apalachicola for $1 million. When the bank would not repay, the man's daughter took the law into her own hands and threatened a branch manager with a pistol.

Most of the money was returned.

Dubose did not return calls seeking comment.



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