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YOUR
TEAM
Other agencies may claim the best staff, but at The Budd Agency, we think ours is the most friendly and qualified. Service with a smile, we think the smallest account should receive the same care and attention as the larger. That's why when we think about our wonderful staff, we think of our friendly agents as your team.
Meet The Team
Dave is the third generation owner, manager, and principal agent.
He began working at the agency while still in high school, and earned his agent's license before graduating from Indiana Central University. He is licensed in all lines of insurance, but works mainly with farms and businesses.
Dave is happily married to his wife, Karen (Rife). They have three amazing daughters: Becky, Katie, and Jenny.
Dave is a member of Bethel Bible Church, as well as Gideons and Kiwanis, and a 4H project leader.
Angie Fox is a licensed agent handling all lines of property, liability, and life insurance. She graduated from Winamac High School and Grace College, and began working at the agency in 2007. Angie has two wonderful daughters, Brittany and Becki.
Angie is also an active member of Bethel Bible Church.
What is your favorite quote?
"One small crack does
not mean you are
broken. It means you
were put to the test
and didn't fall apart."
Open is working toward becoming a licensed agent, to help you with your home, auto, and other personal lines insurance, as well as farm and business lines.
Don't let that blank expression fool you, Open is no dummy.
What are some of your favorite things?
"I enjoy making faces at cats."
Karen handles the bookkeeping for the office. She grew up just west of Winamac and graduated from Winamac High School. Karen is married to Dave and, not coincidentally,
also has three amazing
daughters named Becky, Katie, and Jenny.
She is a member of Bethel Bible Church, is active with the 4-H, and is a volunteer with the Indiana State Museum.
What is your favorite thing to do in the summer?
"My favorite thing to
do in the summer is
to go to the cave dig
with the State Museum."