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History
of TJ&S
In 1924, Americans were celebrating a post-war boom historians
called the "Roaring Twenties." In Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania, perhaps caught up in the national exuberance,
two young employees from the Travelers Insurance Company
decided to start their own insurance agency.
On July 1, 1924, Art Johnston and Ray Tucker opened the
doors of the Tucker, Johnston Insurance Agency, believing
success was inevitable if they worked hard, treated each
client with integrity and respect, and adhered to the
principle that insurance be tailor-made to fit each individual
client's needs.
Seventy years later, in 1994, TJ&S transitioned to
its third set of owners. Dick Farrell, owner of Farrell
Benefit Consultants and Tom Whiteman, Executive Vice President
of TJ&S, purchased the agency. Tim Faller also joined
TJ&S in 1994 as an Employee Benefit Account Executive.
He was made Vice President of Employee Benefits and Partner
in 2000.
After over 80 years of servicing large and small businesses
alike, the current partners and all of TJ&S credit
our success to our unique style of adhering to our founder's
philosophy.
At TJ&S, we believe partnerships, those between brokers
and carriers, brokers and clients, or owners and employees,
to be about fairness, honesty, dependability, and knowledge.
To put it more succinctly, it's about friendship. |
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