Reflections on 2010
Henry H. Gibbel
Henry H. Gibbel
Chairman/CEO
Henry R. Gibbel
Henry R. Gibbel
President/COO
I’m pleased to report that when it comes to financial integrity in the rapidly evolving insurance industry, the company that has strong “financials” and responsive service is the company that has a respectable share of success. There are three principles that have kept Farmers’ and Mechanics’ sound: stability, durability and integrity. These principles have been responsible for keeping the Company on solid footing.

Our balance sheet shows Assets of $3.4 million, compared to $3.3 million at the end of 2009. The Company reported Policyholders Security Account increased by $277,000 or 10.3% during 2010 with an ending balance of $3 million.

Under professional leadership, we see our future with an open door, not a closed one. We are tradition-oriented with a small staff that maintains enthusiasm and creativity for upholding the high quality of service in all aspects of the operation.

As a member of the Lititz Mutual Group, we are committed and positioned to remain a steady and dependable force in the industry. Our 2011 motto, Timeless Service, speaks to that commitment, a commitment of personal service, enhanced technological capabilities and the financial strength our policyholders deserve. We thank our policyholders for their confidence in F&M. We appreciate and value the opportunity to serve. Timeless Service does make a difference.

Henry R. Gibbel
President/COO
Henry H. Gibbel
Chairman/CEO
Last Modified: Friday, 18-Feb-2011 11:45:11 Eastern Standard Time