Agent

Sherry Erickson

LUTCF, Registered Representative
1900 E Military Ave Suite 226
Fremont, NE 68025-5433
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(402) 721-2644
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Email
Request Quote
(402) 721-2644
Hours & Location

Meet Sherry

Farm Bureau Agent for 27 years

Hi, I'm Sherry Leriger, a Farm Bureau Financial Services agent in Fremont, NE. I'm here to make insurance simple for you. I'm committed to helping you prepare for the future and protect what matters most. Let me help you through all stages of your life.

For your insurance needs, call (402) 721-2644.

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Talk to Sherry Erickson About Insurance & Financial Services Offered

Serving Fremont, NE, and the surrounding area

Annuities
Annuities can be a great addition to your retirement income strategy.
Auto Insurance
Including cars, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and roadside assistance
Business
Commercial business, home-based business, ag-based business, and more
Farm
Including property coverage, farm vehicle insurance, crop and livestock insurance
Health
Health coverage, disability income, long-term care insurance
Home
Including homeowner's insurance, renter's insurance, and condo insurance
Life
Term life, whole life, indexed universal life
Mutual Funds
Mutual funds can be a great tool to help you achieve your financial goals
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What Clients are Saying

Loretta provided several options for investments based on our conversations regarding my risk tolerance. She explained the options in terms I could understand and provided pros and cons for each option. She is always willing to provide answers to any questions I may have and she is always friendly. I feel confident she will offer future options based on her review of my investments as I get closer to retirement.
- Tom G., customer since 2018
Sherry and her entire staff at Farm Bureau Financial here in Fremont, NE are Top Notch!!
- Carol F., customer since 2014
Our agent has a great grasp on farming community needs. Great communication and follow up.
- Chuck L., customer since 2023
Prompt and courteous service. Very helpful!!!
- Customer since 2023
when we have an issue they are very willing to help resolve it We have had a few claims and they made sure things went smooth.
- Greg K., customer since 2021
Love your great communication
- Customer since 2006
Prompt and efficient claims and great representatives
- Customer since 2011
Attention to details and timely feedback
- Customer since 2020
Always good service, good coverage when we've had to make a claim.
- Customer since 1986
Whenever I have needed assistance with an insurance question you're always there to help. I appreciate you so much.
- Gary B., customer since 2019
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