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Brian, a Licensed Insurance Agent/Broker, is proud to represent HealthMarkets Insurance Agency in the San Antonio area, as well as throughout the Central & South Texas region. We are a company focused on serving the Life, Health, Supplemental, Small Group, Medicare, Retirement and Long-Term Care insurance needs of individuals, families & small businesses. 

Brian personally meets with his clients to better understand their specific & individual insurance needs and provides objective guidance and complete insurance solutions. 

Brian's office Handles: Individual & Family Health Insurance, Medicare, Medicare Advantage Plans, Medicare Supplement, Medicare Prescription Drug Plans, Small Business Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Disability Insurance, Accident Insurance, Long-Term Care Insurance, Wellness Products

Maya Smith Branch Associate Executive Director

H.U.G.S. (Helping-U-Grow-Strong) Foundation, Inc., is an international non-profit organization providing it's unique "Beyond Tolerable Recovery" blueprint to victims of the sex trafficking industry, spousal abuse, post traumatic stress syndrome, and other forms of emotional trauma.

The H.U.G.S. Foundation's "Beyond Tolerable Recovery" program is a faith based and trauma resolving program. It is a model permitting more than just living with painful experiences, but through transformation, removes the pain associated with those experiences. This permits you to be free to build your life from the present forward not from the past.

Councilman John Courage came to San Antonio for basic training after enlisting in the U.S. Air Force in 1971. He was honorably discharged four years later and enrolled in the University of Texas at San Antonio, working his way through school with jobs in a local children's home and the Bexar County Mental Health Department until he earned a BA in American Studies.

In 1980, Courage won election to the Alamo Community College District Board of Trustees in San Antonio. He quickly established a reputation as a fierce defender of access and accountability in our higher education system and helped create Palo Alto Community College to expand higher education opportunities to an area of the city that lacked them.

The councilman has served on the San Antonio Teachers' Council Board, been a delegate to the National Education Association's convention for many years, and testified before the Texas House of Representatives' Committee on Education and the State Board of Education. He was appointed to the San Antonio Literacy Commission and was involved in the establishment of literacy centers across San Antonio in the 1990s.

A married father of four, Councilman Courage and his wife are active members of their community. He has served as a Boy Scout troop leader and a sponsor of the Reconciliation Episcopal Church Youth Group, as well as a volunteer coach for community soccer and baseball leagues. In his spare time, the councilman is an avid Spurs fan and enjoys playing basketball to stay active.

We will have a very special family presentation.