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1970 Marshall Plane Crash: We Remember
What are your memories of Nov. 14, 1970? Share them here.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
"Thank you for the kind and touching words about my father"
Thank you for the kind and touching words about my father. I'm very happy to hear you have good memories of knowing him and watching him play. While it is very true, life was never the same for the people and community affected by the tragedy. The individual and collective strength of pure love, compassion, and fortitude allow us to move forward.
Daniel Dodson Stainback
Monday, August 17, 2009
"My heart, too, goes out the everyone who lost a loved one that night"
-Pat Burton
Monday, August 10, 2009
"My heart goes out to all the families and their tremendous losses."
I later lived in CA and heard of the crash and phoned quickly..finally reaching a distraught lady who answered Dr. Hagley's office phone and told me they were both in the plane. I felt so helpless!
Shirley and I had often talked and written of getting our families together while they were all young.
My heart goes out to all the families and their tremendous losses.
Barbara (Riggs) Taylor
taylor.barbara@gmail.com
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
"It really had a very powerful impact on me"
-Pete Gaines, Berkshire Mountaineers
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
"I remember that night so well"
I remember that night so well. Dark and drizzly. My father was a Marshall English professor and a big sports fan. He rushed over to the university to see what he could do to help, and they put him on the most terrible job of all. He was one of the people who had to call parents of the football team and tell them their sons were gone.
He could never talk about it but said it was the worst thing he's ever had to do in his life.
Lucy Proctor, who lost both parents in the crash, was in my class at Huntington High School. I didn't know what to say to her and so I didn't say anything. I regret that so much now.
-Julie Sullivan
Thursday, February 12, 2009
"We will always remember"
-Visa
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
"My heart goes out...
I'm Horace & I live in Augusta, ga.
I watched the movie Yesterday. My Heart goes out for the coaches,players, relatives & the town who suffered this tragady. I was about 10 when this happaned & never knew of it....Please Remember, They not ONLY live in your hearts...They now live in mine & millions of Other people who will watch the movie. Bless you all. Bless THE TEAM & GO MARSHALL!!