Ray Schon - State Farm Agent

10/09/2026

 Wonderful weather for Ligonier Days. Make sure you stop by Heather‘s Laurel Treasures booth. Booth 41 in the Municipal Lot. 

09/29/2026

Winning teams take care of the whole roster, making adjustments to the game plan as needed. As your life changes, make sure the people and things that matter most are covered. Contact my office to talk about your needs.

09/10/2026

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.

06/25/2026

Learn how teen safe driving programs like Steer Clear and Drive Safe & Save from State Farm may help increase teen driver safety and potentially reduce costs.

Learn how teen safe driving programs like Steer Clear and Drive Safe & Save from State Farm may help increase teen driver safety and potentially reduce costs.

05/28/2026

The summer travel season starts over the weekend, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is prepared for the influx of drivers.

03/04/2026

Check out our cool new Office mates - poison dart frogs. Before anyone is concerned about my liability risk - they’re only poisonous because of the insects they eat in the rainforest In captivity, they are not poisonous.

02/24/2026

01/29/2026

Happy to see the Boro clearing away the snow. We’re trying to help anyway we can. 

12/31/2025

Fifty-three years ago today, Roberto Clemente died trying to do what he always did: help someone else.

That matters.

Because time has a way of turning people into statues. Bronze smiles. Numbers on jerseys. Names on bridges. We remember the swing, the cannon arm from right field, the grace that made baseball look like something holy.

But Clemente was never chasing immortality. He was chasing responsibility.

He believed talent came with an obligation. That if you were given more, you were supposed to do more. So when an earthquake devastated Nicaragua, he didn’t send a check. He got on a plane. He went himself. He wanted to make sure the help actually arrived.

That plane never made it.

And yet, somehow, he did.

Because here we are, more than half a century later, still talking about him. Still teaching his name to our kids. Still holding him up as proof that greatness isn’t measured only in statistics, but in sacrifice.

Clemente once said, “Anytime you have an opportunity to make a difference in this world and you don’t, then you are wasting your time on Earth.”

On this anniversary of his passing, remember this:
He didn’t just play baseball beautifully.

He lived beautifully.

And in a world that still needs examples of decency, courage, and selflessness, Roberto Clemente remains very much alive.