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Terry Kelly
C.M.,
B.A., D.C.L., D.F.A.
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Keynote & Motivational Speaking
Click here for a PDF copy of this page School Introduction for
Elementary Audiences
Terry Kelly was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland, but now lives in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is traveling throughout Canada and the United
States giving his “We Can Do Anything” presentation to thousands of
students, parents and teachers.
Terry has received seven (7) East Coast Music Awards and has been
nominated for four (4) Canadian Country Music Awards and a Juno.
Terry was a member of the Canadian Track Team that competed in the 1980
Paralympics and he has distinguished himself as the third blind person in
the world to run the mile in under five minutes.
Terry Kelly is also member of the Order of Canada.
Terry loves his work. He also enjoys running, skiing, skating, swimming,
bike riding, as well as his family and friends.
Terry Kelly believes that it is important to consider mistakes as
opportunities to learn. He is convinced that if we practice believing in
ourselves and always do our best, more often than not,
We Can Do Anything!
School Introduction for Junior High & High School Audiences
Terry Kelly was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland, but now lives in
Halifax, Nova Scotia. He is traveling throughout Canada and the United
States giving his “We Can Do Anything” presentation to thousands of
students, parents and teachers.
Terry Kelly has received seven (7) East Coast Music Awards and has been
nominated for four (4) Canadian Country Music Awards and a Juno.
Terry was a member of the Canadian Track Team that competed in the 1980
Paralympics and he has distinguished himself as the third blind person in
the world to run the mile in under five minutes.
Terry Kelly is a recipient of the prestigious King Clancy Award; has been
presented with honourary Doctorates in Civil Laws and in Fine Arts for
“his contribution to humanity”; and has been named to the Order of Canada.
Terry Kelly loves his work. He also enjoys running, skiing, skating,
swimming, bike riding, as well as his family and friends.
Terry Kelly believes that it is important to consider mistakes as
opportunities to learn. He is convinced that if we practice believing in
ourselves and always do our best, more often than not,
We Can Do Anything!
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