Lanier Burden, a WoodmenLife Field Sales Representative for the Madison County area, has qualified for one of the elite President’s Concierge honors for 2025.

As one of WoodmenLife’s elite Sales Representatives, Burden has demonstrated excellence in multiple sales categories and professional knowledge. He is one of approximately 110 elite representatives who have earned the highest cumulative points in these areas in 2025. All elite-level representatives receive direct access to concierge-level service throughout the year from WoodmenLife Home Office support teams, as well as additional professional support and benefits.

Burden has been a WoodmenLife representative since December 2009. He serves more than 1,100 member certificates in the Madison County and surrounding areas. He works with clients in a variety of settings, including meetings at local libraries, in their homes, and at area restaurants.

Burden shared his professional motto: “You hold the pen, I’ll move the paper. We’ll get you some life insurance.” He added that his favorite applications are those where the proposed insured does not yet have coverage, allowing him to help them secure protection and peace of mind through the application process.

In addition to life insurance, WoodmenLife also offers products including 401(k) rollovers, interest-earning savings options, Medicare supplements, and cancer plans. WoodmenLife is also preparing to introduce a new final expense product.

For more information about WoodmenLife, contact Lanier Burden at 706-614-0187 (call or text) or via email at dlburden@woodmenlife.org.

About WoodmenLife
For more than 135 years, WoodmenLife has been dedicated to helping hardworking Americans secure their family’s futures and leave a lasting legacy. As a leading provider of life insurance and retirement planning solutions with more than $11 billion in total assets, WoodmenLife is committed to providing financial stability and peace of mind. The organization also invests in communities by donating time, money, and resources to help strengthen them from the ground up. To learn more, visit www.woodmenlife.org or newsroom.woodmenlife.org.