Cal Casey of Hastings, has completed a two-week Reppert School of Auctioneering Study Course in Auburn IN., receiving his auction diploma with honors. Though he has been calling auctions since he was a teenager, Cal needed
the required in class hours to apply for and take the Indiana Auctioneers State Exam in order to obtain a license to call auctions in Indiana. Besides the Family Auction Business, Cal is currently working at the Topeka Livestock Auction and the Shipshewana Livestock Auction in Indiana.
Once again, Tye Casey will attend the Livestock Marketing Associations, World Livestock Auctioneer Championships.
This year the competition will be held at Turlock Livestock Auction in Turlock, California on June 14, 15 and 16th, 2012.
Tye qualified for the event on October 20th., in Dickinson, ND at the Dickinson Livestock Auction Yards. Dickinson hosted the 2nd Quarterfinal contest. Tye drew up in the contest to be the first Auctioneer out in the competition and finished up as the Reserve Champion of the event. There were seven other auctioneers from around the Country that qualified to make the top eight positons to go to Turlock.
Tye previously won the Eastern Quarterfinal Championship in 2010 and the Central Quarterfinal Contest in 2011. He made a strong Top Ten finish last year, winning fourth place in the World Championship.
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Congratulations to both of these fine young men on their accomplishments
and their interest in the family business that their grandfather, the late Calvin “Tink” Brown of Allegan started with his first auction on April 20th, 1957,
and that their father Leon Casey, has so aptly and caringly carried on.
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