The air inside Summit Ridge National Bank was filled with hushed conversations and the soft rustling of papers as customers went about their business. Bobby Keene, a man of few words but many stories, stood quietly in line. His presence was unassuming, yet the history he carried with him was monumental. The black cap he wore, emblazoned with “Korea/Vietnam Veteran,” was more than just an accessory; it was a badge of honor. In his pocket, he held his VA card, discharge papers, and a brass challenge coin—symbols of a life dedicated to service.
