Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr. - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr.''' is the vice chairman of banking corporation Home BancShares in Conway, Arkansas. Adcock is the former coach of men's and women's golf teams at th...

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New page: '''Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr.''' is the vice chairman of banking corporation Home BancShares in Conway, Arkansas. Adcock is the former coach of men's and women's golf teams at th...

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'''Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr.''' is the vice chairman of banking corporation [[Home BancShares]] in [[Conway]], Arkansas. Adcock is the former coach of men's and women's golf teams at the [[University of Central Arkansas]].

Adcock spent his childhood in McGehee, Arkansas, where he sold peanuts on Main Street. Remembered Adcock, "That's where I learned how to sell. I learned margins. I knew how much the bag cost me and what I was going to sell it for." He attended Arkansas Tech University and graduated with a business degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Adcock entered the banking business by working at [[First National Bank]] of Conway, now part of [[Regions Bank]]. He moved to Brussels, Belgium, in 1976 when appointed state representative of the European Trade Office. He was an aide to Governor [[Frank White]] and a Reagan administration lobbyist. Adcock has also served as vice president of the [[UCA Foundation]], president of the [[Arkansas Development Finance Authority]], and as the state's bank commissioner. He is also a cotton farmer and very involved in the [[Arkansas Jaycees]].

==References==

*Caroline Zilk, "Bunny Adcock: Conway Man Reflects on Career in Banking, Politics," ''Arkansas Democrat Gazette'' (River Valley & Ozark Edition, May 9, 2010.

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 ==References==
-*Caroline Zilk, "Bunny Adcock: Conway Man Reflects on Career in Banking, Politics," ''Arkansas Democrat Gazette'' (River Valley & Ozark Edition, May 9, 2010.
+*Caroline Zilk, "Bunny Adcock: Conway Man Reflects on Career in Banking, Politics," ''Arkansas Democrat Gazette'' (River Valley & Ozark Edition), May 9, 2010.
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 '''Robert H. "Bunny" Adcock Jr.''' is the vice chairman of banking corporation [[Home BancShares]] in [[Conway]], Arkansas. Adcock is the former coach of men's and women's golf teams at the [[University of Central Arkansas]].
-Adcock spent his childhood in McGehee, Arkansas, where he sold peanuts on Main Street. Remembered Adcock, "That's where I learned how to sell. I learned margins. I knew how much the bag cost me and what I was going to sell it for." He attended Arkansas Tech University and graduated with a business degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Adcock entered the banking business by working at [[First National Bank]] of Conway, now part of [[Regions Bank]]. He moved to Brussels, Belgium, in 1976 when appointed state representative of the European Trade Office. He was an aide to Governor [[Frank White]] and a Reagan administration lobbyist. Adcock has also served as vice president of the [[UCA Foundation]], president of the [[Arkansas Development Finance Authority]], and as the state's bank commissioner. He is also a cotton farmer and very involved in the [[Arkansas Jaycees]].
+Adcock spent his childhood in McGehee, Arkansas, where he sold peanuts on Main Street. Remembered Adcock, "That's where I learned how to sell. I learned margins. I knew how much the bag cost me and what I was going to sell it for." He attended Arkansas Tech University and graduated with a business degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Adcock entered the banking business by working at [[First National Bank of Conway|First National Bank]] of Conway, now part of [[Regions Bank]]. He moved to Brussels, Belgium, in 1976 when appointed state representative of the European Trade Office. He was an aide to Governor [[Frank White]] and a Reagan administration lobbyist. Adcock has also served as vice president of the [[UCA Foundation]], president of the [[Arkansas Development Finance Authority]], and as the state's bank commissioner. He is also a cotton farmer and very involved in the [[Arkansas Jaycees]].
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