Home, Life, Auto & All Things Health

Personal Home . Commercial . Life . Auto All Things Health

Rob Ellington is the agent for Rollo Insurance, one of the new businesses in Caldwell, Texas. The Ellingtons are pleased to have chosen the perfect location for work and family. Rollo Insurance is headquartered in College Station; however, here in Caldwell, Rob Ellington is located at 209 East Fawn Street inside the Burns, Reyes-Burns new building.

Wanting a better place to live than Houston, Rob and wife Brandy began considering smaller cities to relocate. Rob had spent years in the oil and gas industry and believed the time was right for him to make a change. Since he’d been in sales, Rob considered real estate and insurance, and determined that Rollo Insurance was the best fit for him and the family.

In March, Rob, wife Brandy, who grew up in Somerville, and children moved to Caldwell. Brandy joined the hairdressers at The Cottage. Daughter Mary, their 12 year old, and Nathan, 5, their adopted nephew made up part of the family. Their older children are Paul, a graduate of Tarleton State, and daughter Katie, a Baylor Bear, playing catcher, #45, for the softball team. Rob had the pleasure of coaching Katie during those formative years.

Ellington wanted a company with a team behind him. And he has found that in Rollo Insurance. He sells insurances, personal and commercial, which means home, life, auto, and all things health. He has insurance for the individual as well as for businesses. As an independent agent, Rob shops multiple carriers, not just one, and finds the best offer he can provide each client.

Ellington wants to say that his officing with Jeff and Lina Burns has been a great benefit. They have been most helpful in so many ways. When asked what his future plans are, he immediately said, “Here! This is my future, my permanent move. We plan to live here the rest of our life.” Rob and Brandy had wanted their children to have roots in a small town. They have many relatives in College Station, but they saw it as larger than they wanted. They love the small town, Caldwell, where people participate in each other’s lives, support one other, and go to church with each other. They believe they are living out their future plans now.

Be sure to welcome the Ellingtons, and consider Rob Ellington for your insurance needs. You may contact him by phone or email, as well as by meeting him at the office Mondays through Fridays 8 am-5pm. However, he says he’s available 24/7 for his clients. His phone numbers are 979.661.6912, personal, and 979.431.5219 for the office or fax. His email is rob.ellington@rolloinsurance.com.

Welcome, Ellingtons. We are happy you are located in Caldwell.

The Wedding Ceremony

The wedding ceremony came to the point where the minister asked if anyone had anything to say concerning the union of the bride and groom.

The moment of utter silence was broken when a beautiful young woman carrying a child stood up. She starts walking slowly towards the minister.

The congregation was aghast - you could almost hear a pin drop.

The groom’s jaw dropped as he stared in disbelief at the approaching young woman and child.

Chaos ensued. The bride threw the bouquet into the air and burst out crying.

Then the groom’s mother fainted.

The best men started giving each other looks and wondering how to save the situation.

The minister asked the woman, “Can you tell us, why you came forward? What do you have to say?”

There was absolute silence in the church.

The woman replied, “We can’t hear you in the back.” And that, my friend, illustrates what happens when people are considered guilty until proven innocent.