Letters

"Modern Love" strikes a chord Chris Amrhein, you've done it again--another great fun-with-lyrics article! ("'Modern Love' not reflected in auto policy," Feb. 2009) If, indeed, one's auto customer feels that "love and marriage" went out with the "horse and carriage," the best way to ensure any auto coverage would be to add it as a specific named insured--did I get that right? Ah, Chris, I may be your No. 1 fan. Of all the industry rags we receive here, I look for American Agent & Broker just to read the Amrhein articles. As for the family auto policy versus PAP, you're so right--ISO remains fluid enough that I should have listened when Mr. Dylan accurately prophesied: "And the present now will soon be the past, The order is rapidly fading, And the first one now will later be last, For the times they are a-changin. Judy Rapp
Wolf-Majeskey-Rapp
Spokane, Wash. I guess the Beatles should have sang: Baby you drive my car...but first let me check my auto policy.; Great article, both thought provoking and funny!
Mark R. Mocnik, ARM
UPAC LP&C
Lenexa, Kan. Leased hunting property While I appreciate that the advice to RL Taylor addressed his question ("Leased hunting property raises risks," Feb. 2009) and you must be as broad as possible to be pertinent to the majority of readers, it may have been beneficial to Taylor to note that in Colorado (the article is not specific as to where the leased land is located) the legislature has seen fit to provide immunity to landowners who lease land for recreational purposes, and hunting is specifically mentioned in the definition of recreation. Keep up the great work on your column, Barry Zalma--it is always interesting. Greg Spaight, CLCS
Keller-Lowry Insurance Inc.
Denver, Colo. WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Send in your letters to ltoops@sbmedia.com. Letters may be edited for clarity. We want to know what you think!