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commemorative speech
Robell Yosief
Prof. Cunningham
Speech 1 7:30-9:30am
Commemorative Speech
27th April 2015 Pops
My Dad is an extremely hard working person. He is always up and ready for the day before anyone else in my family and He is also the last person up always working on His projects. Just as much of a harder worker He is my Dad is also twice, even three times nicer than. My Dad is the most loving person I know, He has been extremely supportive in all my endeavors in life. He always reminds me of how much He loves me and care for me, He also sacrificed so much of His life to give me a better opportunity. He works selflessly to provide for my brothers and sisters all our necessities and goes the extra mile to ensure that we have everything we need to be successful. He always is there for me when I need Him. He would literally drop whatever He is doing just to hear me rant or if I need a shoulder to cry on. He never belittles me or my problems and insecurities. He constantly reaffirms me of my potential when I feel just like garbage. He is always telling me I am destined for greatness, I am priceless and worth more than the world to Him. Even when I hear Him tell me these things over and over I believe Him because He is extremely genuine. It is actually because of Him that I want to help people with my life. He always told me to never be greedy or money hungry, but that I should use my wealth to help the poor. He never looks down on people in a worse position than Him, He always calls other people our brothers and sisters. With this much Love there has to be so much patience within Himself to keep Him filled with so much love all the time. I know He must have a lot of patience especially since I am His son. I was such a huge handful in my youth, I was extremely rebellious towards Him. I would sneak out late, go out with my friends until 3 in the morning, and always fighting with my brothers. He would know, He would always know, somehow. Yet every time He still worked

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