Marty Saiz - State Farm Agent

Marty Saiz - State Farm Agent I have been a State Farm Agent for 35 years plus 4 years in management. I am proud to be helping cus

Proud to Support the Next Generation of Leaders!Thursday, I was a sponsor of the 39th Annual Education Excellence Schola...
06/06/2026

Proud to Support the Next Generation of Leaders!

Thursday, I was a sponsor of the 39th Annual Education Excellence Scholarship Awards Ceremony hosted by the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce (AHCC), and once again, I was honored to be part of this inspiring event.

Through my State Farm agency, we partnered with AHCC to award nine "Oscar & Lydia Saiz Scholarships" in honor of my parents, recognizing outstanding student-athletes who have demonstrated excellence both in the classroom and in competition.

A heartfelt thank you to Ernie C. de Baca, AHCC President & CEO, who is retiring after nine years of exceptional leadership. Special thanks as well to Bea Davalos, Scholarship Coordinator, and the incredible AHCC team, including Roberta Ricci and Minerva Perea-Jurado, for creating such a memorable experience for these deserving students.

I would also like to recognize my customer and AHCC Board President, Casey DeRaad, for her outstanding leadership and commitment to educational excellence.

The keynote speaker, Dr. Nathan Roybal, delivered an inspiring message centered on faith, family, and hard work, encouraging students to dream big and pursue their goals with passion and perseverance.

Marty Saiz State Farm Agency's "Oscar & Lydia Saiz" Scholarships
Recognizing Outstanding Student-Athletes – Class of 2026
Top Volleyball Student-Athlete Scholarships
• $2,000 – Kaelynn Ashley (Albuquerque High School) → Austin Peay University
• $1,000 – Jennifer Tetreault (East Mountain High School) → University of New Mexico
• $1,000 – Allyson Tennent (Rio Rancho High School) → University of New Mexico
• $1,000 – Ava Robertson (St. Pius X High School) → Texas Tech University
• $1,000 – Briley Boll (Legacy Academy High School) → Franklin Pierce University
$1,500 Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Scholarships
Cibola High School (My Alma Mater)
• Top Senior Female Student- Athlete: Gaby Moncada → Bethel College (Kansas)
• Top Senior Male Student- Athlete: Jacob Escobedo → University of New Mexico
Valley High School
• Top Senior Female Student- Athlete: Loralie Gallegos → Adams State University
• Top Senior Male Student- Athlete: Isaac Garcia → University of New Mexico

These remarkable young leaders were selected for their achievements in academics, athletics, leadership, and character. I hope these scholarships help launch their dreams and remind them that their hard work and dedication are making a difference.

Congratulations to all the recipients and their families. The future is bright, and New Mexico is in great hands!

Today, we honor the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. Memorial Day is more than a long weekend, i...
05/25/2026

Today, we honor the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom.

Memorial Day is more than a long weekend, it’s a reminder that courage, sacrifice, and service built the freedoms we cherish every day.

May we never forget the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.

May this day be filled with gratitude, remembrance, and celebration. Enjoy your day with your family and God Bless America!!

Yesterday, I was honored to deliver the commencement speech for the 50th graduating class in Cibola High School history....
05/22/2026

Yesterday, I was honored to deliver the commencement speech for the 50th graduating class in Cibola High School history. I want to thank Principal Kimberly Finke and Activities Director Jeanine Chavez for inviting me to serve as the guest speaker. As a proud member of Cibola’s Class of 1978, I shared some of the life lessons I’ve learned since graduating from Cibola High School.

Here was my speech and hopefully the message helps you, my Facebook friends:

"What an honor it is to stand here with you today as Cibola High School celebrates 50 years since its first graduating class, which took place at the Civic Auditorium that no longer exists. 50 years ago, there was an airport and Cibola High School. There were no McDonalds, baseball and softball fields and no roof over the concourse.

I was a sophomore here in 1976, and the Class of 1978 became the first class to go all four years at Cibola. We were the last class to have our graduation in the gym. So, when I look at you today, I don’t just see graduates. I see the next chapter in a 50-year legacy.
Class of 2026.

I want you to remember this from my experiences after graduating from Cibola High School:

You were born to win.

That does not mean life will always be easy. It does not mean every plan will work, every door will open, or every dream will happen exactly on your schedule. It means you were born with purpose, potential, and the ability to rise.

You will fail at times. Everyone does. But failure is not final. Failure is feedback. Failure teaches you what the classroom cannot. Learn from your failures, adjust, grow, and keep moving. Many of the most successful people in the world were not the people who never failed. They were the people who never gave up.

So dream big.
Dream bigger than your current circumstances. Dream bigger than what others think is realistic. Dream bigger than the noise around you.
And there will be noise.
There will be people who tell you that you can’t do it. There will be critics, doubters, distractions, and sometimes even your own fear. But don’t listen to the noise. Listen to the voice inside you that says, “I can do this.” Right now, I am working on a $40 million project, which I call the Inspiration & Achievement Center, which we hope to announce to the public in the next few months. I am still dreaming!!

Because you can.
You are graduating into a world changing faster than any generation before you. Artificial Intelligence will transform careers, businesses, education, and opportunity. But remember this: AI will not replace you. Someone using AI will. Be that someone.
Use technology. Learn it. Master it. Let it make you more creative, more productive, and more valuable. Don’t run from the future. Lead it.

And please, don’t be average.
Average is comfortable. Average is easy. But average is also crowded. I tell my team of employees that, “Average is the best of the worst.” Don’t settle there. Be excellent. Be dependable. Be the person who shows up early, stays late, keeps promises, and does the right thing when no one is watching.

And here is one of the greatest lessons I can give you: If you want to make more money, help more people. If you want a better life, create value for others. If you want success that lasts, give back to your community.

Your success is not just about what you earn. It is about who you lift. It is about the people you help, the lives you touch, and the difference you make.

Class of 2026, your journey will include challenges. Some things will be difficult. Some goals will take time. But remember: the difficult takes time — the impossible just takes a little longer.

So go forward with courage. Go forward with faith. Go forward with discipline. Go forward knowing that you are part of Cibola history.
Fifty years from now, people may look back at the Class of 2026 and say, “That was the class that dreamed bigger, worked harder, gave more, and changed the world.”

Congratulations, Class of 2026.
You were born to win.
Now go show the world you will be a positive difference maker.
Good Luck!
God Bless You All!

Last night, I had the honor of presenting two more scholarships at Cibola High School’s Senior Honor Ceremony. My State ...
05/22/2026

Last night, I had the honor of presenting two more scholarships at Cibola High School’s Senior Honor Ceremony. My State Farm agency is proud to give scholarships to my old high school. This year marks the school’s 50th graduating class in its history.

I presented the $1,500 “Oscar & Lydia Saiz Scholarship,” named in honor of my parents, to Cibola High School’s top male and female senior student-athletes. The recipients were selected by the Valley High School Athletic Department.

$1,500 Oscar & Lydia Saiz Scholarship
Presented by Marty Saiz State Farm Agency

• Jacob Escobedo - 4.0+GPA ... top 10 in the Class of 2026 - top baseball player

• Gaby Moncada -3.8 GPA MVP on the softball team. She will play college softball at Bethel College

A special thank you to my customer and Athletic Director Doug Dorame and the athletic department helping select these outstanding student-athletes. Another customer and head of the PE Department, Chuck Carter gave an award to the top PE Student.

The evening ended with Cibola High School’s candle light rose ceremony. It was a meaningful and memorable way to celebrate the Class of 2026.

Last night, I had the honor of presenting two more scholarships at Valley High School’s Senior Robing and Honor Ceremony...
05/21/2026

Last night, I had the honor of presenting two more scholarships at Valley High School’s Senior Robing and Honor Ceremony. My State Farm agency is proud to serve the Valley High School district, and this year marks the school’s 72nd graduating class in its history.

I presented the $1,500 “Oscar & Lydia Saiz Scholarship,” named in honor of my parents, to Valley High School’s top male and female senior student-athletes. The recipients were selected by the Valley High School Athletic Department.

$1,500 Oscar & Lydia Saiz Scholarship
Presented by Marty Saiz State Farm Agency

• Isaac Garcia — 4.683 GPA
(Cross Country, Swim, Track, Senate, Senate Officer, Academy, Engineering the Future)

• Loralie Gallegos — 3.739 GPA
(Cross Country, Swim, Track, Engineering the Future, Academy, MESA) Loralie also accepted a swim scholarship to Adams State University.

A special thank you to the Athletic Director Arlene Anglada-Torrez for helping select these outstanding student-athletes. Arlene shared this message with me: “Thank you respectfully for your continued support in the Valley community and our student athletes. Your support has helped many athletes reach new levels of success and we are truly grateful.”

The evening began with Valley High School’s robing ceremony, where someone special in each student’s life helped them put on their graduation gown. It was a meaningful and memorable way to celebrate the Class of 2026.

It was truly a special night at Valley High School.

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I’m proud to have been a Silver Sponsor for the 16th Annual Bud Neilsen Memorial ALS Charity Golf “Swing for a Cure” Tou...
05/20/2026

I’m proud to have been a Silver Sponsor for the 16th Annual Bud Neilsen Memorial ALS Charity Golf “Swing for a Cure” Tournament held yesterday. It was an honor to support this special event that helps individuals courageously battling ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease).

Since I’m a pretty lousy golfer, I proudly serve as the unofficial photographer each year! I had a great time capturing memories and visiting with the teams on a windy, yet beautiful blue-sky New Mexico day.

This marks the 14th year my State Farm agency has sponsored this impactful event, which has become one of New Mexico’s largest charity golf tournaments. This year featured 91 teams and 372 golfers, helping raise an incredible $120,000 for ALS of New Mexico.

A huge thank you to Executive Director Katie Crouch, along with the dynamic duo of Michelle Waters-McMullen and Maria Montoya, for organizing an outstanding VIP brunch on Sunday and an exceptional two-flight golf tournament.

Supporting ALS of New Mexico’s events, both the Golf Tournament and Walk is a cause very close to my heart. My inspiration comes from my dear friend Gene Pino, who is still courageously battling ALS since 2011. Sadly, in recent years, we also lost cherished customers and friends Marie Zamora, Penny Perkins, and Don Maestas to this terrible disease. In addition, Fred Adler, a respected volleyball coach, official, and club owner has been courageously living with ALS for the past six years.

I truly hope that one day soon we will find a cure for this devastating disease.

Please consider supporting ALS of New Mexico: www.alsanm.org

I had the opportunity yesterday to photograph one of the New Mexico High School Baseball State Championship games at Lob...
05/17/2026

I had the opportunity yesterday to photograph one of the New Mexico High School Baseball State Championship games at Lobo Baseball Field, watching the #1 seed East Mountain High School Timberwolves take on the #3 seed St. Michael’s High School Horsemen. I focused on this game since I oversee the NMAA Record Book for High School Baseball. Their were state records broken in this game!

Led by seniors Charlie Birdwell and Luke Stoerner, the Timberwolves delivered an impressive 10–0 six-inning victory over St. Michael’s to capture the 3A State Championship.

Luke was dominant on the mound, shutting down the Horsemen throughout the game and finishing with seven strikeouts while allowing only four hits. Charlie ended the game with a 3-run inside the park home run in the sixth inning to make it 10–0 and end the game by 10-run rule.

The Timberwolves’ offense was just as remarkable. For six straight games, East Mountain scored in double figures. With their 10 runs in the championship game, they broke the New Mexico state record for Runs in a Season with 416, surpassing the 2009 Sandia Prep team. They also finished the season with 358 hits, ranking #4 all-time.

East Mountain finished the year 28–1, with those 28 wins ranking #9 all-time. The Timberwolves won 23 straight games after a 7–4 loss to 5A Rio Grande on March 14. During that streak, 14 games were decided by 10 or more runs, ranking #10 all-time. The team also recorded 10 shutouts including their final two opponents, West Las Vegas in the state semifinals and St. Michael’s in the championship game.

Saturday marked East Mountain’s third championship game appearance and its second state title. The Timberwolves previously won the 2A crown in 2012 over Santa Rosa and were the 3A runners-up to NMMI in 2022.

Congratulations to East Mountain High School on an incredible season, and congratulations to all of the state champions across every spring sport!

Yesterday, I had the privilege of visiting three classrooms at Eugene Field Elementary for Career Day. I took "Jake" to ...
04/24/2026

Yesterday, I had the privilege of visiting three classrooms at Eugene Field Elementary for Career Day. I took "Jake" to help me. I had the opportunity to share with the students what it’s like to be an insurance agent, the importance of having big dreams, reading books, listening to their teachers, and striving for straight A’s. I emphasized that education is their ticket to helping more people and ultimately creating more opportunities for themselves.

I want to thank my former employee, Michelle Lyden, for inviting me to be part of such a special day. Michelle worked with me for six years—two during high school and four throughout college, which made the experience even more meaningful.

I also want to extend my gratitude to Principal Travis Tester, teacher Isela Imai, and counselor Tina Chacon for their warm hospitality.

Eugene Field Elementary is the oldest active elementary school in Albuquerque and will celebrate its 100-year anniversary in 2027. I had a great time and hope I was able to make a positive impact on the students!

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