Background
Pike, Albert Raymond was born on January 2, 1916 in Orwell, Ohio, United States. Son of Granville E. and Nellie (Squibbs) Pike.
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Albert Raymond Pike
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Student, Hiram College, 1934; Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University, 1938; postgraduate, University of Wisconsin, 1960-1963.
Career
With, Central National Bank, Cleveland, 1939-1955; assistant vice president, Lake County National Bank, Painesville, Ohio., 1955; president, chief Executive officer, Lake County National Bank, Painesville, Ohio., 1968-1974; Chairman of the Board, chief Executive officer, Lake County National Bank, Painesville, Ohio., 1974-1981; Chairman of the Board, Bank One N.E. Ohio (merger with Lake County National Bank), 1981-1992; chairman emeritus, Bank One N.E. Ohio (merger with Lake County National Bank), since 1992. Director emeritus Bank One, Cleveland N.A., Banc One Corporation.
Achievements
Membership
Campaign chairman United Fund of Central and Eastern Lake County, Ohio, 1962-1963, president, 1963. President Credit Bureau Painesville. Campaign chairman Salvation Army and, Young Men’s Christian Association Capital Fund, 1969, 79-83.
Trustee, president Cleveland District Golf Association Caddie Foundation. President East Suburban Concerts, Inc. Chairman Ohio Bankers Political Action Committee.
Trustee Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio, since 1983. Trustee, chairman Lake Metro Parks. Served to First lieutenant Quartermaster Corps.
Army of the United States, 1942-1945. Member Painesville Area Chamber of Commerce (president), Ohio Bankers Association (past vice president, president 1976-1977, chairman since 1977, chairman political action committee 1975-1977), American Bankers Association (chairman national bankers political action committee 1979-1980, chairman Ohio political action committee, treasurer 1981-1983), American Institute Banking (national chairman 1983-1984).
Connections
Married Katherine Virginia Stevens, June 15, 1941. Children: Gregory Stevens, Bryon Albert.
