09/19/2026
đA personal story I hope someone needs to hear.
At the end of 1993 I was 20 and Juan was 30. We were young, healthy, married, and had purchased life insurance to protect our home.
A few years later life got expensive. I was early in my career, pregnant with our first child and we decided to cancel our policy to save money.
Our agent advised us NOT to. We thought we had time.
We didnât.
On April 10, 2018, Juan was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. The next day, April 11, 2018 he passed away.
While grieving, I also had to face funeral expenses and everything that comes with losing a spouse. Thankfully, our families were there to support us.
I still wonder how different things could have been if we kept those policies.
Today I have three life insurance policies, and both of my children have coverage.
Iâm sharing this not to pressure anyone, but to encourage you to at least find out what your options are.
If someone depends on you, what would happen if you werenât here tomorrow?
Life insurance isnât just for September. Itâs a year-round conversation.
No pressure. Just information.
đJuan, forever loved and forever missed.