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Aitkin insurance agent promotes Celebrate Silver elder-abuse awareness event on June 13

Coffee with the County · May 28, 2026
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Summary

Nicole Converse of Aitkin Insurance Agency described the agency's regional offices and promoted Celebrate Silver, a community nonprofit event on June 13 in Aitkin's Central Park that aims to raise awareness of elder abuse, connect residents with local nonprofits and raise funds through vendor booths.

Nicole Converse, an insurance agent with the Aitkin Insurance Agency, used a segment on Coffee with the County to promote Celebrate Silver, a community nonprofit aimed at raising awareness of elder abuse and linking residents with local resources.

The event, founded by Star Marshall, convenes multiple nonprofits for education and outreach around World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. "Star's number one reason is she's had firsthand clients come in that have dealt with elder abuse... she went above and beyond for a client that she had just met that day," Converse said, describing what prompted the series of events.

Converse said the Aitkin office is part of Strong Insurance Services Incorporated, a network that includes several regional locations. She described the Aitkin office as specializing in life and health insurance, while the agency also provides home, auto and recreational-vehicle coverage.

Converse explained that Celebrate Silver is intended as a family-friendly summer event that both educates and celebrates, so that attendees can learn how to spot and report elder abuse and can connect directly with organizations that offer services. "We put our celebration June 13th from 11 until 3 in Central Park in Aitkin," Converse said, noting organizers scheduled the event on a weekend close to the official World Elder Abuse Awareness date of June 15 to increase attendance.

Entertainment will include performer Tina Hayes Kerr, and Rosalini's will provide pizza and other food options. Converse said organizers are seeking nonprofits to participate at no charge and crafters to rent booths for $25; "All nonprofits are free," she said, and described proceeds from booths as earmarked for a participating nonprofit.

Listeners interested in joining as a nonprofit or vendor were directed to contact Star at the Aitkin Insurance Agency. Converse provided a phone number in the interview: 2189288440.

The host closed the segment by reiterating the agency's service offerings and encouraging listeners to attend Celebrate Silver and to contact the Aitkin office for more information. The interview concluded without any formal vote or policy action.