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We are a Full Service Financial Planning and Investment
Advisor Firm working with high net worth individuals in
association with Pacific West Financial Consultants,
Inc.We specialize in TIC 1031 Real Estate Exchanges,
Natural Gas, and Investment Products that provide
growth, income and tax advantage.
FINANCIAL GROUP OF CENTRAL MINNESOTA
7636 Design Road, Suite 100,P.O. Box 2750
Baxter, MN 56425
Phone: 218-825-7353 or 800-258-8033
Email: financialgroup@pwfinancial.net
Their website offers newsletters, calculating tools and
informative articles at www.financialgroupmn.com.
Cub Foods drive and eat program will be in effect until
September. Have you been to Cub and gotten your Holiday
gas station coupon this week?
Donate to the Confidence Silent and Live Auctions--Joyce
Anderson and Veronica Jensen need your help! Let's make
this another great event!
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Financial
Group of Central Minnesota is owned by Diane Rook-Johnson and
her husband Buford and their personal a business partnership is
a huge success. She does everything at their full service
business. Their offices are in Baxter and includes four reps and
one staff person. They do a lot of non-traditional types of
investment. Many of their programs require accreditation. She
stressed the fact that they look at the entire picture for their
investors. The business has been in place for 30 years. Buford
and Diane met at an Insurance Seminar and joined forces for
business as well marriage. She just turned the big 60 (for the
second time since she was confused last year and thought she was
60). They have seven children and 8 grand children, and two
great grand children, spread throughout the country. She grew up
in a rural area and until age eleven lived with some pretty
primitive conditions. She has been self-employed for as long as
she remembered. Diane refers to her embarrassing moments as open
mouth and insert two feet. Her favorite is "When is the baby
due?" and then realizing it is not baby time. Her hobbies
include travel, working in her yard and spending time at the
lake. As a former toastmaster she decided to make the end of her
speech a bit of etiquette lessons. She stressed that God comes
before country--we should be praying then saying the pledge. She
also wanted us to eliminate the pause between "one nation under
God" in the pledge. She could not remember her sponsor but she
did serve as treasurer for a year. She is active in gossamer,
pipe and drape and heads up a flag team (the absolute best one
of course). 
Heidi
Funk's father is responsible for the beautiful photo on the
front page of today's Brainerd Dispatch.
