Humorous Wedding Speech: Who Am I Do Without You?

No, there is no fifteen minutes left

Just fifteen more minutes is all I'm asking for, just fifteen more minutes.
My Dad asked for fifteen more minutes on October 30th, 2015 so that he could get suited up for his 90th birthday with family and friends, but on October 31, 2015 there was no more time. Dad, the time that we had was not nearly enough to recap all the memories and to prepare us for this day. But as usual, you orchestrated your departure so strategically. You gave everybody reason to come together to celebrate, your 90th birthday. And as you said, "I'm the big 9 O, that's a lot of years". Yes, those were a lot of years and in those years you did good, you did good for others and you did good for us.

You took some of your last moments to put things in perspective for some of those who were closest to you. You talked about your three favorite topics politics, golf, and family. You shared how you were so proud of us and all that we had been able to accomplish thus far in our lives. You also set expectations for each of us to strive for in our future.

What am I going to do without you? What is Alexandria going to do without you. What will we do now for fatherly/grandfatherly advice and encouragement, when we need just a hug and kiss, or knowing that you are just there if we needed you? There is no way to touch you or ask you, but there are still photos and endless memories to keep us comforted until we meet again. I know that each time we look at or think of them we will cry, smile, laugh, and feel your love because there will never be a satisfying