Nathan Franklin | Agent
Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Agent in Shelbyville, KY
KFB agent since 2000
Nathan is your local Shelby County Farm Bureau insurance agent!
Kentucky Farm Bureau has provided residents of the Bluegrass with quality insurance since 1943. As your local agent, I’m proud to serve the Shelby County community and take care of all your insurance needs with prompt service and personal attention. That’s what being Kentucky’s insurance company is all about. We offer home insurance, auto insurance, life insurance and more. Contact me today for a free quote!
Nathan started his career with Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance in May of 2000 and since then has won numerous awards and honors. In 2003, Nathan was named Kentucky Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company’s “Agent of the Year” for District 3. Nathan is a native to Shelby County and feels very blessed to be able to serve the members of his home county. He holds a degree from the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture in Natural Resource Conservation Management, and is active at his church where he serves as a deacon and on the Finance and Building & Grounds committees. Nathan and his wife, Jennifer, reside on their 200-acre farm with their three children. Give Nathan a call for all your insurance needs. He will take care of you the only way he knows how…like he would his own family.
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