Allen County Named 2016 Agency Of The Year

Current and past teammates of Allen County Farm Bureau Federation and Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance in Allen County.

The Allen County office was honored as Agency of the Year for 2016 – awarded by Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance, the state's largest property and casualty insurer - for "highest level of excellence in overall sales, satisfactory loss-ratio, service to policyholders and affirmative attitude." Also honored was Glen Jordan agent of the year for the 5^th time and Master Agent for the 5^th time, and this was the 15^th year Todd accepted the Master Agent Award on behalf of the agency. Pictured are current and past teammates of Allen County Farm Bureau Federation and Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance in Allen County – they hold photos of earlier leaders Wallace Arterburn, Ralston Bewley, Burl Broughton, Charlie Guy, Mickey Parrish, Harold Rippy, Wilson Stone in gratitude to them, recognizing today's success is built on the strong foundation of their past leaders. The current team says "THANKS!" to our excellent clients for empowering us to be recognized!

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