State Farm® Insurance Agent Tom Wootten

Things happen. Some are just aggravating, like a rock to the auto windshield. Who wants to pay the deductible to get a new windshield? When unexpected Wind and Hail losses come, they mess up the whole plan for the saved money and are aggravating. We are here to help you thru these times. Most of my policyholders never use their insurance policies, thank God.

The real purpose of Auto and Home insurance is to cover Devastations. Total loss car claims with people who are seriously hurt. Sometimes these claims end with life changing injuries. That is Devastation. We will write your insurance based on that kind of loss in mind, so you can recover.

A little about me:

Being a State Farm agent is a Blessing in my life. I love doing this opportunity. For the 30 years, the folks of Cottleville, Saint Peters, OFallon, Lake St Louis and Saint Charles have supported my agency. My family is all here. Cathy Wootten and I married in 1979, at St Angela Merci in Black Jack. Our three adult children all live here. Tom Jr. and Kara live by Winghaven, Maggie and Jonathan live in Lake St. Louis and Katie and Nick are just off Gutermuth Road. That means our 5 grandsons are close. I am so grateful. This opportunity became a reality because my late father in law, John Russo, urged me to do this. Thank you, John.

I grew up in Florissant. Went to Hazelwood Central, graduated in 1974, then earned a UMSL business degree in 1980. Worked at UPS sorting and on the GM Corvette line through college. Being a life time learner, I earned insurance designation to policyholders, a CLU-Chartered Life Underwriter ChFC-Chartered Financial Consultant.

One of the fun things I did was, I was elected to Francis Howell School Board, became president, paid off the kindergarten miscount error debt owed to the state. A crazy time in 2000. I now serve on the United Services Endowment Board as Vice President. United Services helps kids that need special care.

Thank you for your business. Be safe. Call if we can help.

Sincerely grateful, Tom Wootten