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               Mr. Shedd served as a loan officer, specializing in real               
          estate financing, for First National from 1952 until 1963.                  
          During 1963, he left First National to become president of                  
          Mission Mortgage Co. (Mission), a subsidiary of Lusk Corp.                  
          (Lusk), a publicly held home building company with headquarters             
          in Tucson, Arizona.  Mr. Shedd's responsibilities for Mission               
          included obtaining construction and permanent financing for large           
          cooperative housing projects in which Lusk was involved.                    
          Sometime later, he briefly served as corporate treasurer of Lusk.           
          He left Lusk in January 1966 when the company went bankrupt.                
               Mr. Shedd then took a position with Arizona Trust Co.                  
          (Arizona Trust), a mortgage company.  His responsibilities for              
          Arizona Trust included originating loans to individuals and                 
          packaging the loans for resale to investors.                                
               During spring 1968, Mr. Shedd was hired by Estes Bros.                 
          Construction Co. (Estes Bros.), an Arizona corporation.  Estes              
          Bros. built homes in the Tucson, Arizona, area.  Mr. Shedd's                
          primary responsibility for Estes Bros. was to obtain favorable              
          financing at known discount rates so that Estes Bros. could                 
          provide favorable financing for its customers and maintain a                
          reasonable cost structure for itself.  During 1971, Mr. Shedd               
          acquired 5 percent of the shares of Estes Bros.  The remaining              
          shares of Estes Bros. were owned by William Estes, Sr. (80                  
          percent), and William Estes, Jr. (Mr. Estes) (15 percent).                  





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