I have an ongoing list of people I want to meet when I die. Sterling W. Sill is one of those people. I could listen to his voice for hours. It might be because his tone and thoughts remind me of my Dad. Whatever the reason, I'd really like to introduce myself, shake his hand, and tell him that his quotes and speeches did me a world of good.
I had never heard of him until one of his speeches made it's way to my iPod via podcast. Since then, I've been on a tireless mission to learn more.
It makes me want to delve deeper into classic speeches. There's something about their poor sound quality that makes me feel fuzzy inside.
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