DAN BITLER

DAYTON, OH – WHAT A WONDERFUL PLACE

Robert K. Jones Insurance welcomes Kristy Manarino, the newest addition to the agency. Kristy is the new Life & Health Account Manager.

She recently moved here from Niagara Falls, New York where she was the Social Enterprise Manager for the YWCA of the Niagara Frontier. She is very passionate about old cars and enjoys spending time with her three kids, riding motorcycles, and being out on the open water.

KRISTY MANARINO

ISSUE 07 // JAN 2017

3085 Woodman Drive, Suite 360

Kettering, Ohio 45420

WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING

“I just wanted to send you a message and

say Thank You for all you have done! I know

it just may seem like you are just doing your

job…however I feel very blessed that you

went above and beyond to make sure my

family and I are safe. I truly appreciate your

time and attention.” –Ami

“Dan Biedenharn is a great person with

great character. He is very trustworthy and

provides excellent service. Dan has made

the process of dealing with insurance easy

and painless. This is a process I used to

dread but he makes it easy. He made

recommendations that no other agent had

ever made all the while saving me loads of

money in the end. I have and will continue

to recommend Dan to all of my family and

friends.” –Mitch

HISTORY & SIZEFounded on April 1, 1796 by 12 settlers known as “The Thompson Party”. It’s the sixth largest city in Ohio with a metropolitan population of over 799,000 (2010).

INVENTIONS BY INVENTORS FROM DAYTONStepladder, Motorized Wheelchair, Pop Tab for Beverage Cans, Movie Projector, Camera, Film, Movie Theater, Automobile Self Starter, Space Food, Parking Meter, Cash Register, Gas Mask, Parachute, Airplane, and many more.

DOWNTOWN DAYTON GROWTHCurrent and planned investments have exceeded $1 Billion since 2010!

WEATHER & CLIMATEAnnually, there are about 177 days with sun. The lowest temperature was -28°F in 1899 and the highest was 108°F in 1901.

UPCOMING EVENTS

JAN13

HOLY ANGELS CHURCH: ATHLETIC COUNCIL BOOSTER CLUB ANNUAL FISH FRY

Gymnasium: 6pm

JAN20

ST. ALBERT’S CHURCH ANNUAL FISH FRY

Gymnasium: 6pm

FEB04

DAYTON’S ALEFEAST: CRAFT BEER & FINE FOOD

Dayton Masonic Center: 4pm – 7pm

FEB20

2nd ANNUAL ROLL CALL: LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL FUND

Dublin Pub: 6pm – 10pm

MAR12

THE BIG HOOPLA: FOUR MILER (WALK/RUN) & STEM CHALLENGE

UD Arena: 9am – 6pm

Share with us your organization’s upcoming

events! Simply email info to

mike.miller@rkjonesins.com

3085 Woodman Drive, Suite 360Kettering, Ohio 45420

rkjonesins.com

p: 937.294.2600f: 937.294.0922e: info@rkjonesins.com

JONES FUN FACTS JONES IN THE COMMUNITY

INSURANCE TIPS

TIPS FOR THE COLD WINTER MONTHS - HOME & AUTO'Tis the season for fun and happiness with the family. But are you ready and safe for the colder

months? Here are some things you can do to prepare your home and autos.

HOME• Clear out gutters, repair roof leaks, and remove debris to avoid issues arising out

of snow and ice buildup, blockage and melt.

• Make sure your fireplace's flue is closed when not in use to avoid heat loss in

your home.

• Check your Fire and Smoke Alarm System's batteries and function as more fires

are lit during winter months.

• Maintain a consistent warm temperature in your home to avoid freezing pipes. During extra cold spells, keep cabinet doors open around pipes so they can be exposed to your home’s warm air. Consider pipe insulation for pipes in areas openly exposed to cold air.

AUTO• Drive only if absolutely necessary. Some 70% of winter storm deaths are auto-

related: 1 in 4 are the result of people being stranded in severe weather.

• Make sure your tire pressure and tread are sufficient. As a rule of thumb, for every

10° Fahrenheit change in air temperature, tire pressures will change about 2%.

• Keep a Cold Weather Kit in your trunk. Include things such as: bagged salt or sand

for melting ice and traction, a blanket, warm apparel, food and water, a first aid kit,

a shovel, a flashlight and a backup charger for cell phones and other communication

devices.

The Jones Team participated in Shoes 4 the Shoeless to provide shoes and socks to Dayton area children in desperate need. This year the event was at John H. Morrison Elementary.