May accolades
I do not usually respond to magazines about content, but I cannot help but advise you that I received the May issue of AA&B yesterday and have read it from cover to cover. I find it to a very informative vehicle and this issue in particular was the best. Chris Amrhein was my instructor years ago and I will never forget his stories about red tennis shoes. The article that really caught my attention was “Break out of the box,” by Fritz Koehler. He drove home a point, which as a manager for 45 years, I have been sharing with every agent who will listen. I will not bore you with life experiences but just thank you, both for the wisdom of his article and for your printing it. I look forward to your magazine each month.
Bill Williamson
Sihle Insurance Group
Altamonte Springs, Fla.
Interesting article from Chris Amrhein (“Homeowner query gets squirrelly“). Some years ago I had a client who had a deer jump right through the living room window into the house. Blood was everywhere before the deer made its escape the same way. Yes, it was covered on the HO-5 for damage to the living room furniture, as well as the walls, drapes and window.
Alan V Bakke
Sherman Insurance Agency
Forest Lake, Minn.
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