(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Caribel Washington was the first African American to be promoted to a professional role.
The First African American employee hired was in 1940
Applications and policies were sewn together until the 1970's.
The longest-serving female agent helped customers for 74 years
Edward B Rust, Jr. CEO 1985-2015
Bumper Emblem
The 1 millionth claim was due to a rabid dog destroying the interior of a car.
Neighborhood
Assist started in 2011
First Asian American/Pacific Islander agent was appointed in 1930
The first branch office was opened in Berkeley, CA
Willie Brown served as a Senior Executive on the Chairman's Council in 2002
The Free Milk Giveaway aided employees during the Great Depression.
The first Auto policy was written in 1919. Premium was $11.17
Michael Tipsord CEO 2015- Present
Edward B Rust, Sr. CEO 1970-1985
G.J Mecherle purchased the first ordinary Life insurance policy.
G.J. Mecherle CEO 1922-1951
Ramond P Mercherle CEO 1951-1954
Adlai H Rust CEO 1954-1970
100th for Good
The original "Jake" from State Farm made his first appearance in 2011
State Farm became the #1 Auto insurer in 1942.
The first claim was on Walter Schroeder's 1920 Buick for $55.25
At the1939 Agency convention "A Million or More by' 44" was introduced.
The first African American agent was appointed in 1966
1200 State Farm volunteers gathered to create a "living" State Farm Logo in 1988
