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    Now is a better time than ever to get an FMB Debit Card.
    Click here to check out our "Get Control" brochure.

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    NACHA Phishing Alert:
     A new phishing scam email is circulating claiming to be from NACHA (National Automated Clearing House Association), which governs electronic item processing. Both the e-mail and the related website are fraudulent. To see the sample email and more information regarding Phishing scams please go to our "Useful Information" section of our website or follow this link.
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    On Facebook you can interact with FMB employees, see our upcoming community events or participate in our weekly trivia for your chance to win great prizes. Contests are open to everyone. Stop by our page today!

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    Click Here to learn more about our Lazy River Kids Club Savings Account!

     

  • Check Out Our FMB Kids Club!!!

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    check out our
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Welcome!


Tanya Gable
Branch Manager

Welcome to the Lonedell Branch of Farmers & Merchants Bank, conveniently located inside of Wagner’s Store on Hwy. 30. FMB is an independent community bank serving our communities since 1913. We are dedicated in providing you with a wide variety of products and services to help you meet your financial needs.  We have a very friendly and knowledgeable staff that will offer you great customer service and help you with any questions that you may have.  We value your relationship with the bank and welcome the opportunity to work with you.  Please stop in today to see what we can do to help you achieve your financial objectives.  Thank you for visiting our site and we look forward to meeting you!

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