April 18--LITCHFIELD -- Pioneer Heritage Insurance LLC has purchased PKN Agency in Litchfield and brought Crissy Raduenz and Amanda Duarte on board as manager and community service representative, respectively.
Pioneer, a locally owned, independent insurance agency, has offices in Spicer, Willmar, Pennock and Raymond. There are 16 employees with over 200 years of insurance experience.
Raduenz and Duarte will continue to operate the Litchfield office. Raduenz has been in the insurance business since 2010, earning her property and casualty license in May 2013 and health and disability license in June 2015. Raduenz is also working to earn her life insurance license.
She lives in Litchfield with her husband and two children.
Duarte joined PKN in May 2013 as a customer service representative and lives in Litchfield with her fiance and child.
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