Commemorative Speech Outline

Welcome to New Haven Middle School’s Veterans Day Assembly. A lot of people think it’s just another assembly that you go to and just listen to people talk, but it’s more than just that. It’s about honoring our loved ones and the fallen ones, the ones who came back injured or scarred for life. We go to airports and gym’s where a meeting s held to welcome home our soldiers. Some kids ask their parents or someone they know about who gives us our freedom. All they have to say is someone who fights for our country. Freedom is NOT free. It may seem free because certain people are out fighting to protect us and our country. Some people throw a party or a huge welcome home gathering or make tons of signs to show their thanks. I’m sure they love it but I’m also sure all they would want is a simple thank you.

An older man is slumped in a rigid metal chair. He is barely visible over the multiple rows of people surrounding him. His hands clasp his seat, trying to steady the rest of his body. A few tears trail down his rough cheek. The final notes of taps echo across the gymnasium. My brain takes a while to adjust to the fact that I had just seen my grandpa cry. I had never seen this tough yet loving man break down like that. I wanted to rush over to hug and comfort him. He located me in the crowd and shook his head, smiling. This was his moment. He finally acknowledged the sacrifices he had made, and was feeling true appreciation for his service. A simple middle school Veterans Day program was what it took to break through some of the pain of his

It is estimated that 39,511 women and 410 men will die of breast cancer this year alone. There will be 229,160 new cases of breast cancer in men and women this year. Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death for women. My great grandmother who I look up to and is the strongest person I know, is a two time Breast cancer survivor and she believes that the organization Susan G Komen has made a huge impact on breast cancer in women. In this speech I want to pay tribute to and recognize all the wonderful things Susan G Komen has done in the research and cure for breast cancer. I will start off by talking about how the organization was founded. Next I will discuss all the great things Susan G Komen has done in the fight against breast

This morning it is my great pleasure to speak on CSM (retired) Coyle Cleveland Bohn. Before I get started I like to give thanks to the family for assisting this day in happening. CSM Bohn was born in Peachtree, Missouri on April 4th in 1936. He enlisted in the military on August 29th 1960 and served a total of 20 years retiring on the 31st of July 1980. His family is belated wife Shirley Ann Bohn of 58 years and a father of six: Ann, Robert, Jody, Terry, Brian, and Helmut.

Hello everyone. I’m writing to share more details about the celebration of Lily’s life that will be taking place on Saturday. I would first like to disclose that there will be both a private service along with a public celebration/reception to follow, all of which will be held at the First Christian Church of North Hollywood. Directions can be found on the ‘about’ page of this event page. On another note, the private celebration will be broadcasted live on Facebook. During the live-stream you will be able to share your thoughts in real-time for Lily and her family. More details will soon be released on how to access the live broadcast. For those attending the celebration, please wear red or pink to honor Lily.

Many of us live for the present and anxiously wait for the future but, we often put aside our past. We all know if we don’t learn from our past it will repeat itself. Learning our history is essential, we see it displayed everywhere; books, monuments, holidays, parades, etc. Memorializing an event or person and creating a monument takes up a lot of time, a location, and need to have a powerful reason so not all our historical events will be qualified to be displayed with monuments, holidays or parades but by just acknowledging the past. Memorializing an event/person and creating a monument takes plenty of time.

The commemorative speeches overall were well presents as a class. JR has a good speech. I think this was one of his better speeches were he kept the audience attention throughout the speech. His body paragraph was easy to follow and his included great background on why LeBron James is the man he is today. RJ had credible sources which made him credible in the audience’s eyes. JR has a bad habit of leaning on the podium when he speaks and I think that is the one think he should learn from during his time in the class.

I would like to pay tribute to Noah Brown for his big contribution to the success of the Buckeyes in the Oklahoma game, leaving him as offensive player of the week.

Good afternoon everybody, Good Afternoon esteemed guests who had gathered here today to commemorate Vietnam Veteran’s Day here at the ANZAC cottage. Thank you for inviting me here to witness such lovely gathering. What a beautiful day to celebrate, what a wonderful place to be. In light of recent events, myself, along with another 31 lucky students across the vicinity of Western Australia had the privilege to become student ambassadors and represent our state for the 100th centenary anniversary of the ANZAC landing at Gallipoli in Turkey. it was a chance for the current Western Australian youth to manifest pride, respect and honour towards the men and women, families and youth who sacrificed every inch of their soul for the greater prosperity of our nation.

We would like to offer you the opportunity to partner with us in this historic event, “The Levert Tribute” is a three day event to highlight the achievements of Cleveland, Ohio’s own R&B group “The Levert” who will be inducted in the Rock and Hall of Fame in 2016. The Levert R&B group has blessed the world with their voices and presence producing hits, with songs like “Cassanova”, “Addicted to You”, “Just Coolin” just to name a few. The single “POP POP, Goes My Mind!, was the groups first #1 hit and in 2016 will be its 30th anniversary as appreciation to our loyal fans we will be giving it away as a free download.

Welcome family and friends, today we gather here to celebrate the life of Whitney Elizabeth Reever. I am Whitney’s great granddaughter, I have been overly blessed to have been able to have her be apart of my life as long as she has. Whitney lived to be 95 years old, but who would have thought that the sparkling, cheerful, lively woman would have been the age she was?

Last night a women stopped Jessica as she was closing up the office about the Blue Bus key. Jessica called me to see if I knew who had it last. I remember that you just went last week or 2 weeks ago to put keys in the box. Now they're gone and no one signed them out. Jessica said that the women who stopped her said she was was China, she also stopped her as she was closing up again to let her know that spoke with Rob and that he used the blue bus 3 weeks ago.

Today I met with the contractor that will be replacing the windows at your greenlawn property, they took the measurement and will be placing the order today. The contractor would like to know what color do you want on the front door and the trim of the house?

Hi, thank you for your welcome and your graciousness. It’s really been a delight and an honour to be here in the campus for the last two days and as I walked in here and saw the traffic coming in and all of you walking up the stairs, I wish I weren’t. And there I was headed in the opposite direction because the challenge is for me to present something very, very difficult to you. I will never forget a few years ago, when I was speaking with Dr. Billy Graham in Amsterdam and that was I think in 1986. That thing conference in Amsterdam, that pulled together about ten thousand people and there were handful of us speakers in a room with Dr. Bram Watkins and whatever else on me say about him who don’t know him I could say this is an extremely, extremely humble person. I remember him standing in front of us there and his hand was literally shaking as he picking up his

Thank you for joining us today as the City of Mobile participates in the Race for the Cure Walk in celebration of October Cancer Awareness Month. This is a special occasion for many reasons but the most significant is that we have chosen as a community to make a difference and to show our own ability to be heroes. People define heroism in so many individualized ways and the world is full of heroes that make a significant impact and have admirable traits of all kinds. Our own designated heroes affect our mindset and influence our thoughts and our actions. It is powerful and influential. To me, a true hero changes the world and provides hope and peace in the most difficult situations.