David Lorms Speaks with Senior Class

David Lorms, Farmers Insurance Agent, recently visited the Senior Class of Teacher Kris Killam to discuss the cost of living expenses students would face once they have graduated from Waltrip High School. Among the topics discussed were examples of the cost and types of insurance. Pictured Chris Killam, Teacher, David Lorms, Farmers Insurance, Shannon Fitzgerald and Elias Ramirez, Waltrip students.

Farmers Insurance by David Lorms Donates to Oak Forest Elementary School

David Lorms, Farmers Insurance Agent, donated $500 to Oak Forest Elementary School to fund a Perfect Attendance program. Students with perfect attendance will be entered into a drawing for prizes to be awarded at the end of the semester. This is the 2nd year Mr. Lorms has funded this project. Pictured are Scott Pollack, Principal, and David Lorms, Farmers Insurance.

Farmers Insurance by David Lorms Donates to Lu Lu Stevens Elementary School

David Lorms, Farmers Insurance Agent, donated $500 to LuLu M. Stevens Elementary School to fund a Perfect Attendance program. Students with perfect attendance will be entered into a drawing for prizes to be awarded at the end of the semester. This is the 2nd year Mr. Lorms has funded this project. Pictured are Lucy Anderson, Principal, Principal, and David Lorms, Farmers Insurance.

Farmers Insurance by David Lorms Donates to Katherine Smith Elementary School

David Lorms, Farmers Insurance Agent, participated with the Katherine Smith Elementary School Health Fair on Wednesday April 1st, 2009 by donating Child Protections kits and M.I.L.K. (Managing Information on Lost Kids) CDs. These kits and CDs provide a convenient location to store photos and important information regarding your children. Pictured are Sandra Vreitkpevz, School Nurse, and David Lorms.

Volunteers for SNAP

Volunteers for SNAP

David Lorms, Farmers Insurance Agent, volunteered at the Bayou City Art Festival at Memorial Park in Houston, TX on March 28th, 2009. SNAP (Spay and Neuter Assistance Program) volunteers staff the beverage booths for the festival, with SNAP keeping all tips and a portion of sales in return. SNAP brings in tens of thousands of dollars twice a year thanks to our participation at this event.
For more information about SNAP, visit www.snapus.org.