Nick Noe - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Important Notice

Recent storms throughout the Commonwealth have impacted a number of our policyholders and Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance is committed to handling those claims as quickly as possible. If you have property damage as a result of these recent storms and you need to report a claim, please contact your local agent, call our claims hotline at 1-866-KFB-CLAIM (1-866-532-2524), or submit your first notice of loss inside the my.kyfb.com member portal.

Nick Noe Agent

Nick Noe (Agent)

KFB Insurance Agent Since 2008

Nick Noe began his service with Farm Bureau in 2008 as an agent in Harlan County.  Though he is fairly new to Farm Bureau, he has been in the insurance business for 24 years. Noe has received numerous professional awards during his career with the companies he has represented. He prides himself in taking care of his clients and providing them with excellent customer service.

Nick was born and raised in Harlan and loves the county and is involved in his community. Nick pastors a church in Harlan and is involved with Harlan County Alliance, which is trying to get the churches to come together to help the people of Harlan County. Nick is married and  has three children and one grandchild.

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