Georgia SCI hosts ‘Cast and Blast’ for vets

  • Dick Caillouet, vice president of Georgia SCI (left) and Glasslined Technologies CEO James Lakeman (third from left) served as co-hosts to the inaugural Wounded Veterans Cast and Blast event. CONTRIBUTED
    Dick Caillouet, vice president of Georgia SCI (left) and Glasslined Technologies CEO James Lakeman (third from left) served as co-hosts to the inaugural Wounded Veterans Cast and Blast event. CONTRIBUTED
  • Various U.S military veterans pose with fish caught during last month’s “Cast and Blast” event on Lake Oconee. CONTRIBUTED
    Various U.S military veterans pose with fish caught during last month’s “Cast and Blast” event on Lake Oconee. CONTRIBUTED
  • The “Blast” portion of Cast and Blast brought out big smiles among the vets participating. CONTRIBUTED
    The “Blast” portion of Cast and Blast brought out big smiles among the vets participating. CONTRIBUTED
    The Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International (SCI) and Glasslined Technologies, a local manufacturer in Greene County, hosted 14 Purple Heart recipients during its inaugural Wounded Veterans ‘Cast and Blast’ event on Sept. 18-20, at Lake Oconee. This represented an opportunity for veterans, including their family members or guests, to enjoy an all-expenses-paid, three-day even...

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