Farm Bureau agency force contributes to sign campaign | Eastern North Carolina Now

Members of the Beaufort County Farm Bureau's agency force recently contributed $1,000 to the campaign to install a digital sign at Beaufort County Community College.

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    Members of the Beaufort County Farm Bureau's agency force recently contributed $1,000 to the campaign to install a digital sign at Beaufort County Community College. The sign will provide information about campus events, star students, services offered, job fairs, registrations, new programs and even warnings during severe weather or other emergencies. The Beaufort County Farm Bureau provides automobile, home, life and health insurance to its member-customers and is part of the North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance Group.

Pictured, sixth from left, Jay Wickham, Beaufort County Farm Bureau agency manager, BCCC President Barbara Tansey and Foundation Director Judy Jennette display a rendering of the proposed sign by Architect John Farkas. Wickham is joined by local Farm Bureau agents Jeff Dickens, William Wilson, Meredith Cutler, Steve Burnette, Lee Potter, Beth Penhollow, Steve Walker, Gordon Pippin and G.K. Pippin.


    Beaufort County Community College is a public comprehensive community college committed to accessible and affordable quality education, effective teaching, relevant training, and lifelong learning opportunities for the people served by the College.
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( July 19th, 2014 @ 12:52 pm )
 
I was a Life Underwriter in Rocky Mount. The Farm Bureau folks there were active participants in our professional association as well as the community. Because I am doing Tree Surgery/Removal now in Beaufort County, I do not do much more than pass signs for various Insurance providers here.

I applaud the good folks here at Farm Bureau of Beaufort County for their effort. If they are like my friends in Nash County, it's not for free advertising --- it's because they care we grow and prosper here!!!



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