BUSINESS BRIEFS: May 28, 2017

Affinity Insurance Group

to open with ribbon cutting Wednesday

PALMER — The Affinity Insurance Group will open a new office in downtown Palmer marking the event with a grand opening and ribbon cutting Wednesday, May 31.

Owner Faunus Doney and his staff are inviting the public to stop by the new offices at 104 East Arctic Avenue—North Suite for the 4 p.m. ceremony. The open house runs until 6 p.m. Doney brings over a decade of insurance and retirement planning experience to his clients. Along with his insurance and retirement planning background, he has also served as a captain in the military reserves, a reserve as well as a career police officer, and as a registered professional biologist with Alaska Department of Fish & Game just after graduating college. Doney said his main goal with the new provided service is to educate clients on the options that are available to them as they enter and/or enjoy their retirement.

“I am thrilled to bring my new services to fellow Alaskans, especially to my home here in the Mat-Su Valley. Educating clients is my main priority; there are options that the average citizen doesn’t know. I am here to guide you through the process,” said Doney about opening his new business.

In addition to the open house, Doney said a barbeque to benefit the State of Alaska Future Farmers of America (FFA), hosted in conjunction with Palmer High School FFA’s club. The local 4-H chapter will be also assist with the barbeque. All food for the event is being donated by Affinity Alaska. Local elected and state appointed officials are expected to attend.

“My memories of FFA as a teenager are so wonderful, I have the highest respect for the organization and it was a no-brainer to include them in the grand opening. I am happy to help them in any way I can,” Faunus noted.

Doney brings over a decade of insurance and retirement planning experience to his clients. For more information, contact Affinity Insurance at 602-9608.