Walter Moeling (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
Moeling, known as the godfather of community banking law in the South, died March 4 after a 50-year career serving as a trusted and straight-talking adviser to small-town banks in Georgia and beyond. He was 76.
March 07, 2019 at 05:14 PM
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Walt Moeling, known as the godfather of community banking law in the South, died Monday after a 50-year career serving as a trusted and straight-talking adviser to small-town banks in Georgia and beyond. He was 76.
Moeling worked for the same law firm his whole career, even though it has changed names a few times.
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