Licensed Insurance Agent · NPN 22129555 · Texas
I've watched families lose someone and then have to scramble — selling off personal belongings just to cover a burial, on top of everything else they were already grieving. That's not something I could just watch happen and not do anything about.
I got my license this spring, but the reason behind it isn't new. It's about making sure that when something happens, a family isn't left figuring out how to pay for a funeral, keep the house, or hang onto a car — on top of everything else they're already carrying. That's what a policy is supposed to do: take one hard thing off the table so people can grieve without also panicking.
A quick introduction, in my own words.
I wasn't born in Texas, but there's a long history of folks answering this state's call: volunteers joined the fight for Texas independence back in the days of the Alamo and San Jacinto, and in my own way, I've followed that same pull west.
I served at Fort Hood in Killeen, twice, and later worked as a recruiter in Coppell, just outside Dallas. I fell hard for the Lone Star State, and I've always said: if I ever got back to Texas, I'd nail my feet to the ground. Barbour Covered Insurance is my way of doing exactly that — planting roots in Paris and serving East Texas full time.
Barbour Covered Insurance is headquartered in Paris, Texas. Whether you'd rather meet in person or hop on a Zoom call, I'm easy to reach and happy to work around your schedule.
Licensed statewide in Texas, with a home base right here in East Texas. My focus area runs from Red River County over to Paris, down to Mineola, and east to the state line. And if any of my military friends from Fort Hood, Killeen, or San Antonio need coverage, I'd be glad to help.
Whether you're just down the road or across the state, I'm happy to hop on a Zoom call and walk through your options — no pressure, no rush. My goal isn't to sell you something. It's to help you understand what's actually available, so you can make the choice that's right for you and your family. If that means we talk it through and you decide it's not the right time, that's fine too.
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