4.1 Life Underwriters' Week S oA oL oU
The Salina Association of Life Underwriters
CITY OF SALINA
PRO~TION BY THE MAYOR
TO THE PEOPLE OF SALINA, GREETINGS:
WHEREAS, throughout the long sweep of history, humankind has sought to meet
the risks of life; and
WHEREAS, while various means for doing so have evolved, none is more
effective or available to meet the economic consequences of risk than insurance; and
WHEREAS, the institution of insurance has given succeeding generations of
Americans a systematic, practical method to assure individual, family and business economic
security and to realize important life objectives; and
WHEREAS, the prudent stewardship of the private insurance business in our
country haa additionally provided a continuing source of venture capital that undergirds national
economic security; and
WHEREAS, indispensable to the effectiveness and progre.~ of the life insurance
business are career life underwriters--agents, managers and general agents--who daily provide
skilled, empathetic, personal service with vast social and economic connotations; and
Wi~EREAS, these life underwriters-motivated by personal commitment to
participating citizenship and given leadership by the life underwriter association movement-
I
I Wnl~S, the Salina Association of Life Underwriters is now engaged in a
-lPmgram to inform the public ofthe many and broad aspe~ oflife inmrance-w~ it is aM how
lit works and its e~entiality to the stability of families and country:
NOW THEREFORE I, JOE WARNER, MAYOR OF SALINA, KANSAS,
do hereby proclaim the week of February 13 through 17, as
LXFE UNDER~' WF, EK
in Salina, and in so doing I urge all of my fellow citizem to avail themsdves of this opportunity
to learn more about life insurance as a nmtium for individual thrift and self-reliam, e and to
maognize the manifold ~ ofnmnbe~ of the Salina Asam:iafion of Life Underwriters.
BY THE MAYOR: