United Senior Aiden Martin Receives Road to Success Scholarship

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LMP Agency of Monmouth, IL, along with Grinnell Mutual of Grinnell, Iowa, has named Aiden Martin of Alexis, Illinois as one of 80 recipients of a 2026 Road to Success scholarship for $1,000.

Aiden Martin was selected from thousands of Grinnell Mutual policyholders based on excellence in the classroom and a safe driving record. Aiden is a senior high school student at United High School in Monmouth.

LMP Agency is an independent insurance agency serving Monmouth and the surrounding area. The agency provides several lines of personal and business insurance products and represents Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company.

***Courtesy of LMP Agency of Monmouth***

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