“Happy birthday to one of the true soldiers and drum major of our time. One who often denies himself for the better of others. Enjoy your day my brother.” - Markee Cameron (Morrow High Classmate & Football Teammate of Barry Brown)
“Barry Brown ... thank you for sharing! I really appreciate all you do to promote, recognize and support the positive efforts of young people. I also appreciate you mentoring me and helping me transition to college life at Presbyterian College. Your spiritual example and leadership are to be commended! One Love!” - Coach Elton Pollock Jr. (Head Baseball Coach; Presbyterian College; Former Classmate/Teammate of Barry Brown at Presbyterian College)
“Mr. Brown, you are setting a high bar for all of us that want to help our children. Our community, parents, businesses, schools and others have the responsibility to support you with donations, purchasing your book and hiring you as a consultant. The African-American community in particular must find a way to support you. Wake up community and support Mr. Barry Brown.” - Athon Barron ( Lifestyle Management Solutions)
— Facebook Comment
“I coach in the Marietta program (4th and 8th grade). The direction from our Varsity Head Coach is to focus on leadership on and off the field from Kindergarten to Varsity. Or job is to build men, not just football players Thank you for highlighting incredible student athletes like Kiersten (2019 "Student-Athlete Playbook" Student-Athlete of the Year; Marietta High School; Marietta, GA).” - Randy Hawkins
— Facebook Comment
“BREG, I am writing to express my sincere gratitude for everything B. Brown has done for me to help support my music movement as well as supporting me as a young black entrepreneur. It’s not often that you meet people who have the ability to foster change in your life without being intrusive, but he is one of those magnificent people. He has been there for me as a manager and friend in my lowest and highest moments. In neither moment did he criticize or judge, he simply provided guidance and shared his life experiences with me that mirrored my own in an effort to help me grow. He makes a difference and hopefully one day the world will be able to share in the joy that he bring others. He has a gift that no amount of money can buy! Sincerely, J.I. Jim Harri$$” - Jim Harri$$
— Via Email
“Barry, Trey is going to the United States Coast Guard Academy to play baseball. We just got the final word from admissions. You played a big part in this journey as one of his coaches. Thank you! *His son, Trey Rittenhouse (a 2015 High School Graduate) played on my Travel Baseball Team ... The Georgia Monarchs!” - Howard Rittenhouse (Parent)
“Good Morning Mr. B. Brown, It is my hope that this email finds you doing wonderful on this beautiful Friday. I must first apologize for the time it has taken for me to reach out to you after the wonderful Creekside basketball banquet. Once again, thank you for your time and sacrifice to pour wisdom into our students. I know they acted like they weren't taken it in but I know they were. I even saw some parents taking notes. Just know that because of you and your generosity and transparency, you made our first official banquet a huge success and a special day to remember!!! --- Yolander M. Heard (Fulton County Education Foundation)” - Yolander M. Heard
“OMG! Barry Brown, I am thankful for all you and Cymande Bryant did for my baby .. It should all pay off soon! I think signing day is in a few weeks! Xoxo! *Her son, Jordan Griffin (a 2015 High School Graduate) played on my Travel Baseball Team ... The Georgia Monarchs!” - Tasha Wilson-Griffin
“Well I was right...... You were the person that I told Jason to watch because you had character and you loved Jesus and you loved your mama and it's easy to see that that hasn't changed! I've been sitting here this morning looking through your Facebook page and it literally almost makes me want to cry. It brings so much joy to see when the people I knew as young teenagers continue to be The same......except better! Thank you for continuing to let people know who you are in Christ. I know your mom is so proud. I hope you have the Happiest Birthday ever!!! I remember ........ Mrs. Cindy Bryant (*I played high school football with her son, Jason Bryant at Morrow High School.)” - Mrs. Cindy Bryant
“Hey Barry Brown, me and MrJazz Scoreboard had a ball talking with you ...The Student-Athlete Playbook should be in every young persons' hands ... pls come again!!!” - Mrs. Toni (The Scoreboard Sports Talk Show)