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By: Casey & Son Horseshoeing School The Casey & Son Horseshoeing School owner Ralph Casey has operated a successful business in La Fayette, Walker County, since 1989. This school is providing careers for men and women alike from across the US and some from abroad. In the 22 years, thousands of self employed “Professional Certified Farriers” graduated from this school and continue their education at the Farriers’ National Research Center and School which was also formed by Casey and a small group of concerned horse owners and farriers in 2001. Link Casey, son, started his farrier education at age 13 and joined the teaching staff at age 23 in 2008 and quickly achieved his Master Farrier Certification as the youngest in the Brotherhood of Working Farriers Association, Inc., the largest in the US. Link and others like him will carry on the tradition and widely needed service for the horse owning public. The Senate Resolution 49EX dated August 30, 2011 was presented to Casey on January 23, 2012 by the following in this photo Senator Jeff Mullis of the 53rd District, Ralph Casey in center and Lt. Governor Casey Cagle taken at the capital in Atlanta, Georgia. Complete Wording of The Senate Resolution 49EX Recognizing and commending Casey and Son Horseshoeing School, outstanding Georgia corporate citizen; and for other purposes. Whereas, Casey and Son Horseshoeing School is located in Northwest Georgia and is celebrating 22 successful years of teaching farrier science; and Whereas, this amazing and unique institution has grown to be one of the top farrier schools in this country; and Whereas, under the guiding and responsible hands of Ralph and Link Casey, this outstanding educational business has grown from its humble beginnings to become one of the leading businesses in Northwest Georgia; and Whereas, this remarkable corporate citizen has established a reputation renowned throughout the nation for offering free educational clinics to horse owners and establishing the only farrier research center in the United States dedicated to studying farrier science; and Whereas, this thriving business continues to meet the diversified needs of its customers with friendly, professional, and caring services; and Whereas, the success of the State of Georgia, the strength of our communities, and the overall vitality of American society depends in great measure upon the dedication of businesses and business people like Casey and Son Horseshoeing School and Ralph and Link Casey who use their considerable talents and resources to serve the needs of the people; and Whereas, it is abundantly fitting and proper that the outstanding accomplishments of this amazing farrier school be appropriately recognized. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved By The Senate that this body recognizes Casey and Son Horseshoeing School for its valuable service and contributions to the local economy, Georgia citizens, and horse lovers throughout the country. Be It Further Resolved that the Secretary of the Senate is authorized and directed to transmit an appropriate copy of this resolution to Casey and Son Horseshoeing School. Senate Resolution 49EX By: Senator Mullis of the 53rd Adopted in the Senate August 30, 2011 Signed by Casey Cagle, President of the Senate Robert F. Ewing, Secretary of the Senate Tommie Williams, President Pro Tempore Jeff Mullis, Senator, District 53rd Submitted by: Casey and Son Horseshoeing School 14013 East Hwy 136 LaFayette, GA 30728 (706) 397-8909 RCaseySch@aol.com www.CaseyHorseshoeing.com # # # We offer courses that you can attend full time or part time to fit your schedule and include free housing and meals while in attendance, continuing education after graduation and a hands-on environment that allows each student to work at their own pace End
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