American Family Insurance - Felix S. Quachey Jr. Agency

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the agency and exclaimed, 'I just saw something strange!' He had noticed an old man walking into the building with a stack of envelopes under his arm. The old man nodded and said, ‘Just dropping off some new applications for our latest policy.’ Everyone burst out laughing—turns out he was just delivering brochures. The delivery driver commented, ‘Guess I’ll have to work harder next time!’

2. One day, a customer walked into the agency and asked, ‘Why do you always smell like rain?’ The agent smiled and replied, 'Because every time I help someone with their insurance, it feels like a fresh start—like the first drops of spring rain.' The customer nodded, smiling, realizing that sometimes life's best moments are found in unexpected places.

3. In the quiet parking lot of American Family Insurance one afternoon, a delivery driver noticed something odd—a small wooden carving of an old-fashioned typewriter. Curious, he picked it up only to discover that pressing its keys made soft typing sounds. Nobody claimed ownership. Soon enough, other employees started noticing the sound and joined in on the fun. Before long, the whole office was humming along with the little typewriter’s melody. It became such a hit that everyone began bringing their own tiny treasures from home—an old pocket watch, a tin whistle, even a vintage alarm clock. Turns out, Felix Sr.’s grandson had left them behind when moving offices years ago. And now, every day at lunchtime, you could hear the gentle rhythm of those forgotten toys, reminding everyone that sometimes life is just as sweet when it's full of whimsy.

4. In the dimly lit office late one night, an intern whispered, 'Did anyone else notice that our logo looks like a family of ghosts?' Suddenly, the phone rang. An elderly voice asked, ‘Is this where I can get my life insurance policy?’ The intern replied nervously, ‘Y-yes sir… but maybe you should see our other logo—it’s much friendlier!’