When I think of Tracy Breen I’m reminded of the line from the film Seabiscuit—“you don’t throw away a life because it’s banged up a little.” Along with being a talented outdoor writer and speaker, Tracy uses his inspiring story of overcoming obstacles to talk about the life that is found in Jesus Christ.

- Jeff Olsen RBC Ministries

"The Tracy Breen I know should be an inspiration to all, young or old, novice or veteran.  Get to know Breen, and you'll get acquainted with grit, guts and gumption.  If you think your life is a pair of duces, at best, try walking in Breen's weak legs (yeah, he's got cerebral palsy, but he's overcome a whole lot more).  Whatever he writes I read, because I know he turns over stones that others walk over.  (Sure, he might have stumbled over them, but at least he sheds light in otherwise dark places!)

- Jeff Murray, Outdoor Writer

"I first came to know Tracy Breen by way of a phone call to our God's Great Outdoors office. He was hoping to produce an outdoor related magazine that could also see people come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ and wanted to get some ideas from me. By the time our conversation was done, I was convinced he was a God send and an answer to a prayer as well. I had to have an Internet Outdoor Magazine on GGO’s website and he accepted the offer for the editing job. Tracy created and breathed life in to the E-Zine and has in the last few years continued to improve this ministry tool. It is note worthy that for his part, I have never had to worry about the E-Zine, not once! Tracy is a man of God who will "GETTER DONE!"

It is truly an honor to serve the Creator with someone of Tracy Breen's caliber and devotion to our Lord.

  - Gerry Caillouet, Executive Editor & Host of God's Great Outdoors Radio Program,

For some people, life comes easy and they succeed with little effort. I envy
those people. For others, life comes hard and they succeed with difficulty.
I admire and respect those people. Tracy Breen is such an individual. He
does not let physical challenges stand in his way. He's an overcomer. An
achiever. A success. That's why I admire and respect Tracy so much.- 

-Dwight Schuh, Bowhunter Magazine