How To Write A Commemorative Speech To A Sister

I loved you then, I love you still. I always have, and I always will.” This is what I think of when I picture my siblings. We may not be your typical picture perfect family, but we have just as much love for each other as anyone else.

Let’s start by talking about my youngest sister Charlie. Her personality is still forming but I can already see so much of it. Charlie turns two in November, exactly two months after my birthday. Charlie is full of spunk and always on the go. She absolutely loves animals and watching Shimmer & Shine (her favorite TV show). Charlie is most definitely my little princess and I know exactly where she gets her sass. For example, if she thinks you’re giving Austin or Cooper more attention than her, she will make

In my eyes, Tiana is an extraordinary role model. She is always supportive of me and always know how to make me laugh. Her personality is unlike anyone I know, and she always amazes me. What I love most about Tiana is the way she cares for me; when I’m around her I feel very protected. She gives me the little sister feeling I always wanted. Having her as a step-sister has impacted my life immensely.

Lastly I’ll tell you about my oldest step-brother Ty. Ty and I may not be related by blood, but we have similar personalities at times. Ty is a junior in college, and he loves fishing, hunting, football, and just about any other “guy” activity. He is so in love with football that he’s going to school to be a teacher just so he can coach football. He has always been protective of me when it comes to boys, but I like knowing that he cares. I can always count on Ty to put a smile on my face, but then again, it’s more likely he’ll be picking on me instead.

Now that you’ve had a glimpse into my crazy and complicated family, I hope you realize how much I love and care for each one of my siblings. We may not have everything figured out, but we know who to lean on when life turns troublesome. This is my family and these are my