Yahr to Retire from Michigan’s J.M. Wilson After 42 Years
Portage, Michigan-based J.M. Wilson announced the end of an era with the retirement of Betty Yahr, senior property/casualty underwriter.
Yahr, whose last day is Dec. 20, has been with J.M. Wilson Corporation for over 42 years holding numerous titles throughout her illustrious career.
Yahr joined J.M. Wilson in 1977 as a file clerk. Over the course of her career she wore many hats, eventually leading to her current position of senior P/C underwriter.
J.M. Wilson said the company is grateful for Yahr and her 42 years of service to the company, agents, and carriers and wishes her all the best in her well-deserved retirement.
Founded in 1920, J.M. Wilson is a managing general agency and surplus lines broker providing independent insurance agents access to specialty markets. J.M. Wilson can provide coverage for standard and hard-to-place commercial transportation, property & casualty, brokerage, marine, personal lines and surety.
Source: J.M. Wilson
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