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Personal Insurance Business Insurance Life, Health & Disability THOMAS C. FEY - President tfey@feyinsurance.com Native of Oxford, Ohio and current resident... 1968 graduate of Miami University School of Business... joined Fey Insurance Services following Army service in Vietnam as an infantry officer... worked in New York office of leading international insurance brokerage firm... serves as an officer in area civic, service and fraternal organizations. Tom, a third generation insurance agent, has been in the insurance industry for over thirty years. DOUGLAS M. FEY - Vice President dfey@feyinsurance.com Native of Oxford... currently resides in Lebanon, Ohio... 1971 graduate of Miami University School of Business...joined Fey Insurance Services following Army Finance service in Korea...regularly attends advanced insurance courses conducted by Companies and Associations... Doug, a third generation insurance agent, has been in the insurance industry for over thirty years. BRIAN D. FEY - Vice President bfey@feyinsurance.com Native of Oxford, Ohio...currently resides in Cincinnati, Ohio...2000 graduate of Miami University School of Business...joined Fey Insurance Services following two years of commercial underwriting experience for Cincinnati Insurance Companies. Brian is a fourth generation insurance agent. CATHERINE R. FEY - Agent cfey@feyinsurance.com An Oxford, Ohio resident... 1968 graduate of Miami University... elementary school teacher following college... joined Fey Insurance in 1985. Specializes in personal lines insurance and customer service. Cathy, wife of Thomas Fey, has worked in the insurance industry over twenty years. Insurance Thoughts A recent insurance article from the Warren Tribune-Chronicle date January 27th, 2008 talks about texting while driving. "Proposal would make typing at the wheel a traffic offense" by Warren Kromer WARREN — It’s one of those things that most people know is dangerous, yet many persist in doing it. It’s being called ‘‘driving while texting,’’ or ‘‘DWT’’ for short, and it’s making its way across the legal and political landscape in Ohio. House Bill 425, a measure that seeks to establish driving while texting or typing on a communication device as a secondary stop traffic offense, was introduced in the state House on Jan. 8. If passed in its current form, the secondary nature of the offense would prevent law enforcement officials from stopping a driver solely on the basis of texting or typing while driving. . . . Bill Windsor, associate vice president of safety for Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in Ohio, expressed similar feelings. ‘‘Clearly, Nationwide believes that, in one regard, we shouldn’t need a law to tell people not to, since it’s such a big distraction,’’ said Windsor. ‘‘Obviously a law that bans these things is a good step towards encouraging responsible behavior

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