Those two older boys in the photo, below, lost their mom to cancer when they were 2 and 5 years of age.
We weren't ready for that. Not in any way. In six short years of marriage their mom, Paula, and I were too busy starting a family and a business to think of anything else, and that included life insurance.
And, of course, with a cancer diagnosis for the last 1 1/2 years of our marriage, life insurance wasn't something we could afford or even get. Not in 1998. Thankfully, that has changed.
Family and friends scooped up the boys and me, and carried us until Father answered prayers and sent Kathy.
See the girl in the middle?
We, too, have been busy adding boys to the family. Our two oldest boys are now 26 and 24. Our two youngest are now 16 and 14. If you ask us,
"So, whadya do for a living?"
Kathy and I will quickly respond,
"We raise boys!"
But not without life insurance. Not this time.
May I suggest planning for the storms of life before they arrive?
Are you fearing financial loss from living too long, dying too soon, or becoming disabled, in between? With plans in place, that fear can be managed, even reduced or eliminated.
We've been in that kind of place. So, if you feel we are uniquely qualified to help in any way, just let us know. We love what we do. In fact, you just might love it, too.
"How many people on their deathbeds wish they had spent more time at the office?"
7 Habits of Highly Effective People
Stephen R Covey
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