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ACF welcomes new leaders and recognizes retiring members

ACF welcomes new leaders and recognizes retiring members


By Andi Anderson

The Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan Agent Charitable Fund (ACF) concluded its year with a final meeting on December 4. The meeting highlighted leadership transitions as new members were welcomed to the ACF Committee and Executive Committee for 2025, while retiring members were honored for their invaluable service.

The 2025 ACF Committee includes:

Gabe Beam – Battle Creek

Jaime Flees – Kalamazoo

Andy Stebbins – Romeo

Katherine Whelan – Tecumseh

Leading the 2025 ACF Executive Committee are:

Chair: Kelly Obenauf – Rockford

Co-Chair: Rob Roll – Riverview

Immediate Past Chair: Bobby Barrigar – Alpena

Fundraising Chair: Chris Maye – Marshall

Grant Fulfillment Chair: Jeff Erickson – West Branch

Marketing Chair: Tom Gotham – Birch Run

Retiring committee members completing their terms at the end of 2024 were also recognized for their dedication. These members include:

Bobby Barrigar, Chair – Alpena

Wayne Haney – Lake Orion

Ryan Hendrickson – Grand Haven

Mark Jarrait – Monroe

Kyle Laurent – DeWitt

Melissa Schultz – Cadillac

The ACF acknowledged these agents for their hard work and commitment to advancing agricultural and community-focused initiatives during their tenure.

This leadership transition ensures the ACF continues its mission to foster community growth and support agricultural endeavors. The new committee members are poised to build on the foundation laid by their predecessors, driving impactful change in 2025 and beyond.

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