Chapter History...
A Georgia Chapter
The Georgia Chapter of SCI
was founded in February 18, 1981, as a 501 (C)(3)
nonprofit association dedicated to wildlife
education and conservation, humanitarian efforts, and advocacy of the hunter and
hunting. Each of the founding fathers wanted an
organization to promote the mission of the Safari Club International. With
this goal in mind the foundation was laid and brought to fruition by 5 dedicated and forward thinking men: Rex Baker,
Robert J. Reiber, Dr. John E Webb, Joseph P. Sebo, Jr., and Robert W. Cagle.
On March 10, 1981 at the
first official Board of Directors meeting the following persons were unanimously
elected as the officers of the SCI - A Georgia Chapter:
|
President |
Rex
Baker |
|
First Vice President |
Joseph P. Sebo, Jr. |
|
Second Vice President |
Dr.
John E Webb |
|
Secretary |
Robert J. Reiber |
|
Treasurer |
Mike
Pitts |
Today, 24 years later, at the April 16, 2005,
Annual Meeting we saw the election of the following officers:
|
President |
Bert Collins |
|
President Elect |
James Lakeman |
| Vice
President |
Lee Maddox |
|
Vice President |
Newton
Beasley |
| Vice
President |
Craig Brown |
|
Vice President |
Rex Baker,
Jr. |
|
Secretary |
Claude
McGinnis |
|
Treasurer |
Margaret Hice |
Our Chapter membership is growing. The members are dedicated to
ensuring that the organization's objectives to conserve wildlife and habitat,
educate the people and protect the hunter are implemented throughout the world.
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