Sabrina Deitchler

I was born and raised in Tucson Arizona so for me this is my home! I have a significant other, 5 children, 1 granddaughter, and twin grandsons. My children range in age from 29 to 17 years old. My significant other is retired Army after 21 years and a local teacher. My oldest sons are twins, and they are both in the Navy. My middle son is a Marine. My middle daughter is a proud member of our local police department, and my youngest daughter is a current employee and high school student. I have a deep love for all of my family, and I am lucky enough to still have my 96-year-old Japanese grandmother still with me today! I have lived in some beautiful areas such as Steamboat Springs Colorado, Walden Colorado, and Jackson Wyoming.

My State Farm career started in Jackson Wyoming in as an office manager in 2012. I moved home to Tucson in 2015 to be closer to my family. In August of 2017 I took control of my own State Farm Agency located in the Safeway Plaza at Grant and Silverbell. My main focus is protecting Arizona families from the unexpected and providing life insurance need evaluations. I have experience as a guardian and conservator, so protecting the elderly from abuse is my passion. I enjoy working with individuals and families to help them understand how insurance works for them, so they can choose what works for them and their budget. Preparing my 65 year and older customers with retirement related insurance changes is my personal specialty. I have a knowledgeable and caring staff with combined 28 years' experience working directly for State Farm. We have a strong focus on Auto, Home, Renters, Umbrella, Business, Health, and Life Insurance. I am licensed to produce in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico.

I give back to my community by supporting numerous non-profit organizations and local schools with donations. My staff is licensed and speak Spanish fluently. I love being a State Farm Agent because it gives me the opportunity to teach people how their insurance works for them, how they are currently protected, and provide suggestions on how we can protect them a little better now and into their future.