
From the boardrooms of construction firms to the hunting grounds of six continents, eighth-generation Texan Victor Bretting had a lot to share in his book The Man That I Would Become. Today, in addition to the general public, his North Texas ranch opens its gates to wounded veterans, terminally ill children, and young men who need to meet God in the silence of the land. The southern hospitality he provides along with his wife and family became the inspiration for Rick’s impromptu first ever podcast performance of the Ray Charles Classic "Georgia on My Mind". Experience this extraordinary ranch with a purpose by contacting Victor at: https://brettingtexanranch.comAND:Click here to learn what Jazz for Peace can do for YOU while taking funding for WORLD PEACE from 0% where it is now to 1% as part of our year long 25th Anniversary Celebration by clicking on our Easy Ways link below where you will find six options to choose from and five of them are free! https://jazzforpeace.org/easyways.pdf
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