I also have the transcripts of most of his major speeches, and have included all of the transcripts of the speeches, remarks and eulogies given while he was in state, at his funeral and at the burial.
I hope you all enjoy it.
A beautiful job, Jeff. What a great idea.
Excellent. thank you for your efforts in the battle for minds. As the media begins its revision plan to marginalize RR, your site will be an invaluable resource.
Jeff, that's so wonderful. I'd been hoping to find a site with everything that you've got: speeches, quotes, pictures, etc., and thought it was impossible. Thanks for all of your hard work. It's beautiful.
You did a great job Jeff! I'm going to bookmark this thread so my kids can see your site. When your site is up, I'll bookmark that on my computer.
One thing though, there are a few spelling errors here and there. I hate to be petty, but it's what I do for a living, and your site is otherwise wonderful. Thank you for putting it together!
Excellent job Jeff !
Oh my, this is wonderful! Thanks so much for all the hard work.
Don't miss this.
I hope you all enjoy it.
I enjoyed it very much.
On that note, there was a lot of great and moving music at the procession, the Capitol, the Cathedral and then at the Library again...hyms and solos and patriotic songs. Do you think that the music collection will be offered any time by anyone? That would be one of the best music collections and one of the greatest memories to the ears (to the soul) as the pictures were for the eyes (windows to the soul).
Awesome, thanks
The Battle Hymn of the Republic was played at every ceremony. First, it was played as a dirge as his body was escorted down Constitution Avenue towards the Capitol. Then it was played in a more uplifting way at his service at the National Cathedral. Finally, it was played as an exhaltant (and exultant) march at his service Friday night.
-PJ
Awesome job, Jeff! You know what else would be really great - links of each picture in your gallery to a full size image. Just a thought, buddy! Keep up the good work!!
Did you catch the cover of The Economist magazine this week? Reagan with a dark background. The headline is: The Man Who Beat Communism. Very nice indeed.
Terrfic job! Thanks so much. We needed it, badly. From now until Nov. it'll be Bill and Hill and Kerry and God knows who else on the ticket. Gag.
FYI.
Keep up the great work, amigo.
God Bless you!
Thank you! That is so sweet. I want to cry. I hope people will remember his values, and goodness.
We need to follow his example.