Toast Speech
Toast Speech
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Hello fellow friends and family of Stan, Im here to share a few words about Stan and
share a few of my very own personal stories.
Stan was a great man who always put himself before others. He was the kind of person
that you know you could always count on to be there for you.He was a very adventurist
person; who loved taking long nature walks for hours at a time. He always had a smile
on his face and always tried to live each day as if it was his last. I feel honored to be able
to call Stan my grandfather.
I would love going to my grandparents house, because my grandpa and grandma would
always get into little arguments, but being so young I thought it was the funniest thing in
the world, don͛t ask me why. My grandma would always threaten him by showing a
wooden spoon. Once you saw that spoon you know you were in trouble, everyone was
afraid of my grandma͛s wooden spoon.
I remember a time when I was a little boy about 7 or 8 years old, my grandpa was
babysitting me, and I was pretending to be a waiter on roller blades. He was in the
basement watching TV, so in order to bring him his food I had to go down stairs in my
roller blades, which was not a smart idea. The next thing you hear is a huge bang! My
grandfather thought it was thunder at first, and then he realized that it was me. I started
screaming for his help and He came running over in a split second, asking me if I was
okay and what happened. All I said to him was your food is ready. I surprisingly didn͛t
drop any of his food. He said with the biggest smile on his face thank god your okay,
because I͛m starving. The smile on his face after I told him I was okay is something I will
never forget. Stan was the only grandfather that I knew, it is very sad to say goodbye,
but he is in a better place now.