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Commerce Bank and the William T. Kemper Foundation made a $25,000 contribution to the Developmental Center of the Ozarks’ Taney County capital improvement campaign. On hand for the March 2 presentation are, from left, Marci Bowling, DCO public relations/ development director; Carolina Decker, Commerce Bank vice president of commercial lending; Rob Johns, Commerce’s Branson community president; Wendy Hill, Taney County program coordinator; and Scott Tumlin, Commerce vice president of commercial real estate and DCO board member. The donation will partially fund the Adult Day Center, which will house DCO’s Taney County programs and board offices.
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