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Commemorative speeches
Our commemorative speeches may be used to commemorate a special occasion or a person who is inspirational. They are suitable for a rhetoric class or a public speaking group such as Toastmasters. They end with an optional poem that sums up the speech and gives it an unusual ending.A commemorative speech will be available for download to your own computer within 60 seconds of our receiving your order. Commemorative speeches are addresses of praise, tribute or celebration. Commemorative speeches pay tribute to a person, group, institution, thing, event or an idea. The fundamental purpose of a commemorative speech is to inspire the audience-to heighten their admiration for the person, group, institution, event, thing/monument or idea being praised.
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Tiger Woods - the world's best golfer
This commemorative speech commemorates Tiger Woods, his successes and achievements in golf. It speaks too of Tiger Woods the man and his interests. The short poem summarizes those achievements and offers you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual and memorable note. Learn More -
Elvis Presley - Born to be King
This commemorative speech commemorates the influence Elvis Presley had on the world of music. Learn More -
Muhammad Ali (aka Cassius Clay) 1942 - ?
This commemorative speech commemorates the life and achievements of Muhammad Ali, previously known as Cassius Clay, both inside and outside the boxing ring. The short poem can be used on its own or as an unusual ending to the relevant speech. They are tried, tested and ready to use. They may be downloaded instantly when you place your order. Learn More -
The Beatles
This commemorative speech and poem about the Beatles teaches us how four young men from Liverpool took the pop music world by storm and speaks of the legacy they have left. The short light-hearted poem sums up what their career meant to their fans. Learn More -
The Olympic Games - The Greatest Show on Earth
This speech is just what you need if you want to commemorate the Olympic Games. It speaks of the history of the games both ancient and modern. It tells how much it means to countries financially and otherwise. It speaks of the togetherness of athletes from all over the world, their ambition and it mentions the pride associated with winning gold. The short poem offers you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual note. Learn More -
Henry Ford 1863-1947
This speech commemorates the life and achievements of Henry Ford. It tells of his poor upbringing and his vision for a car for the masses. It shows how he went about his business and what a patriot he was despite his failings. He wanted peace but was not successful in his efforts to try to achieve it so he turned his car factories into production lines for assembling trucks and tanks. The short poem offer you the opportunity to end your speech on an unusual and memorable note. Learn More -
Marilyn Monroe 1926-1962
This commemorative speech commemorates the achievements and life of Marilyn Monroe and her unique contribution to the cinema industry. The poem sums up Marilyn and what she has meant to her legions of fans. The short poem commemorates the life and achievements of Marilyn Monroe. It may be used on its own or as an ending to the relevant speech. Learn More -
Princess Diana (1961-1997)
This speech tells of the life of Princess Diana. It speaks of her expectations of happy ever after. It tells of her hurt and bewilderment at the collapse of her fairytale marriage. It tells how she was abandoned by the firm of Windsor. It tells us how, through her charm and kindness she has left an indelible memory. The short poem offers you the opportunity to end your speech on a captivating note. Learn More -
Pearl Harbor - a date that would live in infamy
This commemorative speech and poem remind us of the tragedy that was Pearl Harbor. Learn More -
Amelia Earhart
This speech commemorates the life of the aviator Amelia Earhart (1897-1937). It speaks of her passion for flying and her many successes. It tells too of how she lectured and toured telling her story and of her writing career. It deals with her final disappearance and with the legacy she has left. The short poem offers you an opportunity to end your speech on an unusual note. Learn More
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