Bill Helfrecht is a property and casualty agent with the Resource Center in Springfield, MO. He has over 35 years of professional experience in the industry and is passionate about getting to know his customers, listening to their concerns, and helping them find the solution that will work best for their unique situation.
Bill graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing at Missouri State University (where he played in their baseball and football programs) and holds licenses in the Life, Accident & Health, and Property & Casualty insurance sectors.
Outside of his work with the Resource Center, Bill is proud to be a lifelong Springfield resident, a member at the Twin Oaks Golf Club, a Missouri State alum, and an MSU football Hall of Fame inductee. He has attended every MSU homecoming since 1971. Additionally, BIll has achieved two-time All-American honors in his division of the American Softball Association’s national tournament.
In 2020, Bill celebrated 50 years of marriage with his wife Marti. They enjoy spending time with their eight grandchildren and their rescue Boxer named Bodie. Bill supports the American Cancer Society and Missouri State Athletics.
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