Randy Bray at Shelter Insurance

09/02/2026

Stop out to the Hancock County Fair and see my newest addition to the team, Megan Allsup in the merchants building. I’ll be there tooMegan will officially be welcomed tomorrow with photos. The Facebook post makes it official after all, right? For today this will have to suffice 😆 One of us or both will be here all week, waaaaaaaaaaay back (the breeze is great actually) in the corner!

06/13/2026

Helping set up Vet Fest has been a blast! I am glad to have been a small part of setup to show thanks to all of our veterans for their service!

06/10/2026

Life insurance through your employer isn’t enough:

It ends when your job does, you don’t own it.

Typically it’s only worth one or two years of your income.

Give me a call if you’re not sure about what your family would do in case of an emergency!

Let us be your shield and your shelter! 9 times J.D Power award winner!

06/09/2026

05/29/2026

Whose hands are you really putting your well being into? A sales gimmick? Give me a call, peace of mind with a solid insurance review is free. I’ve been coming across so many questionable issues in the area. Who’s got your back when everything’s coming at you all at once makes all the difference. Have some young ones in the house? I have a great product for them, one and done pay or 12 installments pays it off. Guaranteed insurability when they’re adults!

05/15/2026

It was my pleasure to honor Molly-Kate Firestine with the 2026 Shelter Insurance Foundation Scholarship for Findlay High School last evening. She will do great things and will undoubtedly pay it forward to the community in the future. Congrats to Molly as she prepares to join the freshman class at the U of F!

05/06/2026

It was my pleasure to award the dedication of a special individual in Lashay King with the Shelter Insurance Foundation scholarship this evening. I know her future is bright as she moves on to Kaplan University to work towards her legal degree!

04/02/2026

Back in 2007, I was fortunate enough to be in a position to help around Findlay during the flood. I walked around dropping off ci******es to friends who were completely surrounded by water, and even rode in the bed of a city truck helping pull people in who had swum out to us. One moment that’s always stuck with me was a couple and their dog swimming from a window near Sandusky Street to reach the truck. I still remember what the city looked like. Main Street lined with piles of people’s belongings, everything soaked and ruined. If you’re in Findlay, are you closer to the Blanchard River or Eagle Creek? If not, are you still dealing with water outside your home, or worse, in your basement damaging things you’ve worked hard for?

Give me a call!
567-250-8162

04/01/2026

Similar to the wonderful gigantic pothole on Findlay Street, directly on the far side of the first set of train tracks in Fostoria…that catwalk looks great though…