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SARAH JI
Widowed at the age of 29, Sara married Jake at the young age of 24. Little did she know that she would become a widow at the young age of 29 taking care of a 9-month-old baby by herself.
Jake discussed getting life insurance with Sarah as soon as she became pregnant. Sarah was hesitant and the last thing she wanted to think about was one of them dying, but she knew Jake was right and eventually gave in. The process was comfortable and easy, one of our Agent came to their home and asked questions that weren’t all that protruding.
Young couple lived a comfortable life until the tragedy that ensued 9 months after their baby was born. Jake died in a construction accident that involved working on a wall of a new home when the winds were 45 mph. The wall collapsed and a piece of cinder block landed right on his chest and obstructed his aorta. The coroner said he died instantly. As you can imagine, Sarah’s heart sank into despair as she heard the news.
The life insurance her husband persuaded her to get allowed her to support her and the baby as she adjusted to her new life. She was able survive off what their plan offered while she worked part time to take care of her child and look for a more flexible job. Sarah couldn’t imagine the difficulty of dealing with emotional and financial distress if it wasn’t for the security blanket called life insurance.
