Josh Buuck
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Renters + Auto insurance
About me
As your local Noble County agent, I enjoy helping my clients by making sure they are protected, whether it be home, auto, life, commercial or farm. I am easy to talk to and here to help explain what insurance coverage you need, why you need it and how much you need. My wife, Mary, and I reside in Albion. Together we have three children: Josephine, Emmett and Declan. Outside the office, I enjoy coaching youth sports programs and working with youth in 4-H programs. I attended Indiana University where I was a four-year starter for the wrestling team and an NCAA national qualifier.
Fun Facts
*Securities & services offered through registered representatives of FBL Marketing Services, LLC, 225 South East Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202, 317-692-7628, Member SIPC. FBL Marketing Services, LLC, is not affiliated with Indiana Farm Bureau, Inc. or United Farm Family Life Insurance Company.
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Indiana celebrates National Popcorn Poppin’ Month
This year marks the 25th year recognizing October as National Popcorn Poppin’ Month, first declared by the Secretary of Agriculture, Dan Glickman, in 1999.
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Does my insurance cover damage from hitting a deer?
Hitting a deer while driving is startling and nerve-racking. After all, hitting a deer often results in a lot of damage, including expensive repairs to your vehicle. But the most unsettling part of the situation is if you realize your insurance doesn’t cover the damages.
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Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance announces two top leadership changes
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance is excited to announce two changes to the company’s executive leadership team. Mark Miske has moved into the role of senior vice president of the life insurance division, and Nicholas Cebulko has been promoted to senior vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer.
Albion
Albion, IN 46701-10077
Located one block off of State Road 8, just across the street from the elementary