We have transformed and moved into a new building in Moscow.
Learn the story of how Dave’s journey began with American Insurance.
Read about significant moments in our 95 years of rich family history.
American Insurance Personal Lines staff received Grange Insurance Association personal awards in March 2017 for outstanding service and dedication to customer satisfaction.
AMERICAN INSURANCE staff and management celebrated our annual employee meeting and awards ceremony on December 16, 2016.
Philip Sullivan, CIC, has received the Safeco Outstanding Agent Recognition (S.O.A.R.) Award for 2018.
Shawn D. Sullivan, CIC, is now serving as President of American Insurance effective Jan. 1, 2019.
Destined for insurance career from day one! Here's how you construct an insurance agent from birth.
1977 - 2022 - John B. Sullivan joins his father and brother, Harry, to build up the family business as the 3rd generation.
Palmer Standford Chase, 91, stepfather of John B. Sullivan, passed away at Life Care Center in Lewiston on August 18, 2016.
Betty Chase, mother of John B. Sullivan, passed away on Sunday, April 17, 2016.
On March 20, 2016, the Lewiston Tribune featured John Sullivan, President and CEO of AMERICAN INSURANCE, in the Business Profile. Read the full Q&A here!
An article about John B. Sullivan and his role in the Community Spirit fireworks celebrations, published in the Lewiston Tribune in 2014.
American Insurance and American Bank had an interconnected relationship beginning in the 1920s and was maintained until 1955.
We would like to tell you how it all began, in 1919, at 3 o’clock in the morning at the downtown Lewiston train depot.
2nd Sullivan Generation at American Insurance - 1946 to 1996
Sully was a civic leader and active community volunteer for decades to make our valley a great place to live, work and have fun - including taking a pie in the face for charity!
He was called “Buddy” when he grew up during the Great Depression as the 4th of 14 children (9 girls and 5 boys - 2 passed away in infancy).
Read Sully's birthday letter home during the Korean War of how combat takes a heavy toll on a soldier’s emotions and how fear can grip a heart as they face death; eventually conquering the fear enough to find some measure of bravery hiding deep inside.
Frank William “Sully” Sullivan (90) passed away peacefully on August 12, 2013, in Kennewick, WA, surrounded by his loving family. He survived active duty in two wars and as a prisoner of war to live a long and amazing life filled with personal achievement, business success and civic service. Here’s what a remarkable life of hard work, service and sacrifice looks like!
Enjoy reading last letters from friends and family.
It was a windy day on April 5, 1945 when (Sully's) Uncle Bob went to the barn and found that the rat skin had blown off the nail and fallen to the ground. As he picked it up and put it back on the nail he wondered silently if Buddy was OK.....
How the business came into the Sullivan family is the story of our agency “Pioneers”, Harry and Blanche (Sullivan) Christy.
Our history has become an inseparable part of the communities we serve and covers four generations of Sullivans from 1928 onward.
Our latest emailed newsletters can now be accessed online!
Read our latest newsletters from 2010 to today.
Here are some of our archived newsletters from 2000-2009.
Here are our archived newsletters from 1991 to 1999.