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Article Excerpt
Page Ogden
President and CEO,
Britton & Koontz Capital Corporation
and Britton & Koontz Bank, N.A.
in Natchez
When her brother died in Panama in the 1920s, leaving a wife and seven children behind, Page Ogden's great aunt Tia rescued the family from destitution.
"A single woman, Tia brought this young brood to Adams County and raised and educated them all," explained Ogden, whose father, Woodrow, was among those rescued. "'I wouldn't be here without her great sacrifice. Her family leadership, interest in business affairs, and love profoundly influenced me as a child."
Ogden was the first of five children born to Woodrow, a freelance commercial photographer, and his wife, Marjorie, a bookkeeper for International Paper, who lived...
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