Glenn Koger

As the vibrant colors of spring emerge and the weather warms up, it's the perfect time to reflect on the importance of insurance in our lives. Just as we prepare our homes and gardens for the new season, ensuring our insurance policies are up-to-date is essential for safeguarding our investments. Spring often brings unpredictable weather, from heavy rains to thunderstorms, making it crucial to have adequate homeowners or renters insurance to protect against potential damage. Additionally, as outdoor activities resume, revisiting health and auto insurance policies can help cover any unexpected incidents. By taking the time to assess our insurance needs this spring, we can embrace the season's renewal and growth with confidence and security.

Glenn Koger has been with State Farm for 31 years and is a highly skilled and experienced insurance agent with a passion for protecting individuals and their assets. His expertise lies in helping customers navigate the complexities of insurance, providing them with comprehensive coverage that suits their unique needs.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Glenn is an avid sports enthusiast. He combines his love for sports and his desire to give back to the community by coaching little league and high school baseball teams. His dedication to mentoring young athletes extends beyond the field, as he instills values of teamwork, discipline, and resilience in his players. Glenn has been married to Shea for 26 years and they have two children Haylee and Will.

When Glenn isn't assisting his customers or coaching, he can be found indulging in his other hobbies, such as golf and hunting. These activities provide him with the perfect balance between relaxation and adventure, allowing him to recharge and focus on delivering exceptional service to his customers.

With a deep understanding of insurance, a passion for sports, and a commitment to community involvement, Glenn is a hometown insurance agent who goes above and beyond to protect what is important to his customers and help them recover from the unexpected.