Guest Book

Hi Terry, Hi Tony,

Saw where you did some stuff in England and hoping you had a great time there. Must have been a bit tough however, since they speak a strange kind of English.

Mr. Kelly, thank You for the spirit of appreciation ,and gratitude you generate with your piece "A Pittance of Time" . Not playing the guitar since a left index finger tip was shredded in 1970 , and now owning an old Dobro, I would like to learn a couple of songs. Yours is number one. The other would be John McCutchen's Christmas in the Trenches. If possible I would like to buy some of your CDs ,and the music score? For A Pittance of Time? In my work with young people, and Native Americans, your music, and words may help greatly with respect, and self esteem concerns. I would prefer to send a money order,or cashiers check, and you pick the CDs.Thank you for your time. With Respect Paul Howard

Thanks for your inspiration to get out there, take a risk and make a difference!

The first time I heard, Pittance Of Time. I had tears streaming down my face, and I lost my composer.
The song evoked thoughts about my grandfather, Flight Sgt Robert A Taylor, who was killed 7 days prior to the birth of my father, he was 25 years old. , a Grandfather I have never meet, Yet in a strange way I know him through stories. and he is not forgotten.
Today I decided to check out your website, and learned a lot about Mr. Kelly. What an amazing individual who overcame his disability, used his heighten sense of sound, utilizing empathy rather than sympathy in his journey through life. Educating others, involvement in his community and communities abroad.
As a Canadian, I am proud of having Mr. Kelly as a fellow Canadian Nationalist.

Terry when you sang your song at Harbour Station on Nov 11 a lot of memories and a lot of tears you could feel he whole place so caught up in your song and the other song was so good I loved that song the first time I heard it Thank you for coming to Saint John that was so special your feelings are in your songs God Bless

Thank you, Terry and all those that helped put these beautiful songs together and for your "Gift of Music" that you share with the Canada and the World. God Bless.

Thank you so very much for this great tribute, Terry. It's even more touching for me since I had the privilege of living in London, Ontario in the mid 1950's and attending school there. I am in touch with three old school mates in Ontario, one of which I used to run around with and played sports with. He is also a veteran of the Canadian military and was in the tank corps for 8 years.

Here's my message to friends:

Since I first received this a few years ago, I’ve saved it, or tried to, and send it out every November 11th, Veterans Day in the U.S.
and Remembrance Day in Canada. I have never yet been able to watch this video and hear Terry Kelly sing his great tribute to vets
without it bringing tears to my eyes. I have always found it to be that touching, and still do. And I sure share the feelings described
in his song with regard to the one self-important jackass that embarrassed his young daughter. She was obviously smarter than her
father.

Dick

your heart felt message in PITTANCE OF TIME, hit me the first time I heard it 7 yrs ago. it was in the train station in the start. this hit home for me as we were in London summer of 72. we were heading for shorncliffe barracks folkstone to find my grand dads grave ww1. he died of pneumonia before seeing action. my dad never knew his dad,he was only 3. my dad a lieutenant in the army ww2, did come home, or I would not be here ,ha ha

hello just wanted to say hi and to keep up excellent work excellent job you did on my fathers house and pittance of time on youtube i have subscribed to your youtube channel and i have liked your page on facebook all the best terry thank you for the add by the way on fb its a big huge honor thank you so much very much appreciate it

thinking of you Terry Kelly as we commence Remembrance Week 2014. Pittance in Time is the tribute to service and sacrifice and I look forward to hearing it played extensively this year. Hope all is well with you and the family. Fond regards, John.