Roger Fannin - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Roger Fannin | Agency Manager

Roger Fannin (Agency Manager)

Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Agent in Harlan, KY

KFB agent since 1996

Roger is your local Harlan County Farm Bureau insurance agent!

Kentucky Farm Bureau has provided residents of the Bluegrass with quality insurance since 1943. As your local agent, I’m proud to serve the Harlan County community and take care of all your insurance needs with prompt service and personal attention. That’s what being Kentucky’s insurance company is all about. We offer home insurance, auto insurance, life insurance and more. Contact me today for a free quote!

Roger Fannin began his service with Kentucky Farm Bureau in 1996 as an agent in Knott County. In 2001, he accepted the position of Agency Manager in the Harlan County office and has felt at home ever since. Roger has earned numerous awards during his career with Kentucky Farm Bureau including Agent of the Year, four years as Agency Manager of the year and four years as a Master Agent. He is active with the Harlan Rotary, Harlan Tourism Commission and serves as the past President and current board member of the Harlan Chamber of Commerce.

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After-Hours Claims Reporting Hotline: 1-866-KFB-Claim (1-866-532-2524)
Monday-Friday 4:30pm - 9:00am EST | 24 hours on weekends and holidays
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