Background
Trost, Louis Frederick was born on December 11, 1926 in Kansas City, Missoury. Son of Louis Frederick and Roberta Ford (Broadus) Trost.
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Louis Frederick Trost
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Bachelor of Business Administration, U. Oklahoma, 1951; postgraduate, Northwestern University, 1962; graduate, School Banking of South, Baton Rouge, 1968; graduate, College Finance Planning, Denver, 1979.
Career
Division manager, South Western Bell Tel. Company, Oklahoma City, 1951-1964;
senior vice president, Liberty National Bank & Trust Company, Oklahoma City, 1964-1991;
president, Chief Executive Officer,, Lincoln National Bank, Oklahoma City, 1991-1995;
vice chairman, Lincoln National Bank, Oklahoma City, since 1995;
also board directors, Lincoln National Bank, Oklahoma City. Board directors Federal Home Loan Bank, Topeka.
Advisor Baptist Foundation Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, since 1994. Board representative Council Federal Home Loan Banks, Washington, since 1998.
Achievements
Membership
President Travelers Aid, Oklahoma City, 1962. Treasurer Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra, 1983-1987. President, board directors Mental Health Association, Oklahoma City, 1996.
Member American Bankers Association, Indiana Bankers Association American, Oklahoma Bankers Association (senior management committee since 1995), Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club (board directors), Petroleum Club Oklahoma City (vice president, board directors), The Associations (U. Oklahoma), Faculty Club, Masons, Shriners, Kiwanis (past president Oklahoma City), Phi Gamma Delta (treasurer, bbd. directors Ednl. Foundation, Wall of Fame award 1997).
Interests
Connections
Married Ann Horner Tillma, March 23, 1951 (divorced October 1978). Children: Louis Frederick III, Scott Tillma. Married Charlotte Granville Graham, November 15, 1984.
Awards
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Named Outstanding Young Man in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1960. Named Kentucky colonel Governor of Kentucky, 1970. Recipient letter of commendation Mental Health Association, 1996.Named Outstanding Young Man in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1960. Named Kentucky colonel Governor of Kentucky, 1970. Recipient letter of commendation Mental Health Association, 1996.