Modern Woodmen members – If you suffered major damage due to the recent natural disaster, you may qualify for the Financial Relief Fund. This member program pays life insurance premiums for a limited period of time, when there is a significant financial hardship due to a natural disaster. Contact me for more information.

Starting your senior year of college? If you're looking for potential career opportunities, I can help! We're always looking for bright talent to join our team! Let’s meet to discuss what a career as a Modern Woodmen financial rep could look like.

Modern Woodmen of America is seeking motivated individuals to join our team as Financial Representatives. In this role, you’ll help people from all walks of life achieve their financial goals through personalized planning and guidance. You’ll create tailored financial strategies that reflect each member’s current situation and future aspirations, while providing the tools and support needed to succeed. Modern Woodmen is one of the largest fraternal benefit societies in the U.S., managing over $18 billion in assets. Our unique blend of business and community service allows us to make a meaningful impact. In 2024 alone, we invested $17.4 million in fraternal programs that support local communities. What We Offer: - A mission-driven career with community impact - Access to financial products that protect families and futures - Opportunities to lead and participate in social, educational, and volunteer programs Join us and make a difference—both financially and personally—in the lives of others and your community.

A few months ago, I had the honor of delivering a speech at Windham Summerfest, recognizing Senator Bill Diamond as the Modern Woodmen Hometown Hero. I spoke about his tireless work to protect Maine’s children through Walk A Mile in Their Shoes, the nonprofit he founded to advocate for child safety and reform in our welfare system. What I didn’t know then was that it would be one of the last public recognitions Bill would receive before his passing. Standing on that stage, looking out at our community, I felt the weight of his legacy. Bill didn’t just talk about change—he fought for it. He gave a voice to children who had none, and he challenged all of us to do better, to care more deeply, and to act more boldly. His passing is a profound loss, but his mission lives on. If you’ve ever wondered how you can make a difference, this is your moment. Support the work of Walk A Mile in Their Shoes. Attend a forum. Share their message. Advocate for the safety and dignity of every child in Maine. Bill walked the walk. Now it’s our turn. #WalkAMileInTheirShoes #BillDiamond #HometownHero #ChildProtection #MaineStrong #WindhamSummerfest #LegacyOfCare