AEGIS Elder Advisors is an independent insurance brokerage l

AEGIS Elder Advisors

AEGIS Elder Advisors is an independent insurance brokerage located in Parrish, Florida, dedicated to helping seniors and families navigate complex coverage decisions. With over 40 years of industry experience, the firm provides personalized guidance for residents across Manatee County and beyond, including Ellenton, Palmetto, and the greater Tampa Bay area. The agency specializes in Medicare plans, including Advantage, Supplement, and Part D options, alongside life insurance, wealth transfer strategies, and retirement income solutions like fixed and indexed annuities. As a veteran-owned and women-owned business, they offer a comprehensive suite of additional services such as dental, vision, long-term care, and hospital indemnity insurance to address specific coverage gaps. Clients can expect unbiased, one-on-one consultations from a top-rated Medicare agent who prioritizes individual needs over single-carrier interests. Whether meeting in person, via Zoom, or by phone, AEGIS Elder Advisors ensures every customer receives clear, actionable advice to secure their health and financial future.

Manatee County

Manatee

Ellenton

Florida

AEGIS Elder Advisors is an independent insurance brokerage located in Parrish, Florida, dedicated to helping seniors and families navigate complex...

The Manatee County Sheriff's Office has announced that both girls reported missing in Bradenton Monday have returned home safe and sound.The children went missing in the 600 block of 69th Avenue Drive West Monday morning.According to the sheriff's office, Cheyenne Scott, 10, and Jon'Quavia Jones, 11, were last seen at Cheyenne's home Monday around 11 a.m. When Cheyenne's mother, Natasha Matthews, returned home both girls and their bicycles were gone."The parents searched for the juveniles, but were unable to locate them," an email to media from the agency stated. Deputies were called in around 2 p.m.The sheriff's office said Tuesday morning that the girls were found safe, but offered no further details about their disappearance.Photos courtesy of the Manatee County Sheriff's Office

The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office has announced that both girls reported missing in Bradenton Monday have returned home safe and sound.

The children went missing in the 600 block of 69th Avenue Drive West Monday morning.According to the sheriff’s office, Cheyenne Scott, 10, and Jon’Quavia Jones, 11, were last seen at Cheyenne’s home Monday around 11 a.m. When Cheyenne’s mother, Natasha Matthews, returned home both girls and their bicycles were gone.

“The parents searched for the juveniles, but were unable to locate them,” an email to media from the agency stated. Deputies were called in around 2 p.m.The sheriff’s office said Tuesday morning that the girls were found safe, but offered no further details about their disappearance.

Photos courtesy of the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office

Tiffany Razzano

Tampa Bay Area

Bradenton

The girls hadn't been seen since Monday morning.