John Beavin - 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.

John Beavin Agent

John Beavin (Agent)

KFB Insurance Agent Since 1996 · LUTCF

John Beavin grew up watching his father and mother help people in times of trouble. That was his motivation for becoming a KFB insurance agent, back in 1996, after graduating from the University of Kentucky.

This devoted husband is also a father of two boys and a girl. John is heavily involved in the Meade Activity Center as board chairman. He thoroughly enjoys coaching local youth sports teams and watching UK football and Basketball. In his spare time he loves to be outdoors on the golf course, on the water, or in the woods.

Being with KFB gives John the opportunity to do something else he enjoys, offering a valuable service to the people of his hometown. John manages our Flaherty office, and will give you the kind of personal attention you need when making important insurance decisions.

How can John Beavin help you today?

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