Dennis Havig- State Farm Agent

10/16/2026

Future you will thank you for saving money now.

10/13/2026

Research your ballet, make a voting plan, and be sure to vote on November 3rd.

10/13/2026

Like a quarterback calling an audible, your insurance should adapt too. I can help you create a Personal Price Plan to help fit where you are now. Contact my office and let’s talk.

10/09/2026

Almost past the goal line of buying a​ new house? We’re all rooting for you — even Jake from State Farm. When you’re ready for that final play, call me and I’ll help you create a Personal Price Plan that fits your​ life and budget.

10/06/2026

It’s a good idea to be prepared for severe weather before it strikes. Here are some things you can do before, during and after a power outage.

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10/01/2026

My team and I are here to help you prepare for storms, navigate claims and recover afterward. We are committed to helping when customers need us. Contact us or click the link to learn more.

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09/29/2026

Jake from State Farm may have the pep talks covered, but I can help you explore coverage for what matters most. Whatever your game plan, I'll help you create a Personal Price Plan that fits your life and budget.

09/24/2026

When you’re a policyholder of State Farm Mutual, you’re a member of the company. As a real, direct value to customers, State Farm Mutual is providing $5B in a one-time dividend to qualifying customers. Want to learn more? Contact my office or check out the FAQs in the link below.

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09/24/2026

Halftime is a chance to adjust the game plan. It can also be a good time to adjust your coverage. I can work with you to help you create a Personal Price Plan that fits your life and budget. Now that’s something to cheer about.

09/01/2026

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I cleaned the same mansion for 14 years — the new heir fired me with one week's pay. Three days later, a lawyer called and told me to sit down before he said another word.
My name is Marta. I'm 58.
For 18 years, I worked in Mr. Whitaker's mansion.
He was a widower, and somewhere along the way, he stopped feeling like my employer.
Every Monday, he'd ask how my grandson was doing.
When my daughter died, he quietly sat beside me for an hour because he knew there were no words that could make it better.
Some days, he felt more like family than anyone I had left.
When he passed away in March, I cried at his funeral like I'd lost my own father.
His only son, Julian, was nothing like him. In all those years, I barely saw him. He rarely visited, rarely called, and always seemed eager to leave. But after the funeral, he walked through the mansion like he couldn't wait for it to belong to him.
Three weeks later, he called me into the study. He didn't ask me to sit down.
"We won't be needing you anymore, Marta. Here's one week's severance. Please have your things out by sundown."
18 years = $400.
I packed my apron, my little radio, and the framed photo Mr. Whitaker had once given me. As I closed the front door behind me, it hit me that I'd just lost the only job I'd had since my daughter passed away.
That night, I stood in the kitchen staring at the nearly empty refrigerator. My grandson was asleep in the next room, and all I could think was, How am I supposed to take care of him now?
Three days later, my phone rang.
"This is Nathaniel," the man said. "I was Mr. Whitaker's attorney."
There was a pause, and then he said,
"Before I explain... I need to know something."
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