PEKIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

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Pekin Life Insurance Company held its annual meeting on Tuesday, May 8, 2018, at the
Company’s Home Office in Pekin, Illinois.
The Company reported net income of $7.4 million. Premium income decreased by 10.4
percent to $199.3 million. Life Insurance in force exceeded $17.7 billion in the year
2017.
At the meeting, shareholders elected directors Craig W. Concklin, Hinsdale, Illinois;
Daniel V. Connell, Tremont, Illinois; and John S. Heller, East Peoria, Illinois, to three
year terms to expire in May 2021.
Other directors whose terms continue are: Steven R. Anderson, Loves Park, Illinois;
Byron A. Dodd, Anna, Illinois; Scott A. Martin, Chillicothe, Illinois; and Thomas C.
Hornstein, Brian K. Lee, and Christine A. Schwartz, all from Pekin, Illinois.
Pekin Life Insurance Company is an integral part of the Pekin Insurance® group of
companies.
Pekin Life Insurance Company stock trades under the symbol “PKIN” and is listed on the
OTC Pink Marketplace.

A multi-line company, Pekin Life Insurance Company offers individual life which includes
term life, whole life, universal life, as well as medicare supplement, annuity, credit
insurance, debt protection, and pre-need coverages. Additionally, Pekin Life Insurance
Company has a third party claims administration division, Group Plan Solutions, which
is designed to provide employer-based, self-funded health plan administration.
Other products offered by the Pekin Insurance group include personal automobile,
homeowners, motorcycle, recreational vehicle, boatowners, personal umbrella,
commercial automobile, businessowners, commercial property and liability, workers
compensation, commercial umbrella and bonds.
Information about Pekin Life Insurance Company can be obtained by visiting our
Internet website at www.pekininsurance.com.

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