So incredibly tragic. I'm 67 years old and I have a lot of bad days and when I see things like this, I give myself a kick in the butt and realize how lucky I am to have made it this far, bad days and all. Well done Jordan as always.
I was born and raised in Huntington, and we all remember where we were when we received the phone call about the crash. We lost our doctor and many of my friend lost both parents that day. It was a tremendous loss for the entire town. I have been living in Charlotte for the past forty years but recently moved back to care for my 90yo mom. I started watching you about a year ago and enjoy your fabulous adventures, it inspired me to start a channel. Thank you! .I wish I had known you were in town. Merry Christmas and many blessings!
Jordan, also buried at the memorial is Nate Ruffin. He was one of the players who was injured and didnt make the trip. He died many years later of cancer, but wanted to be buried with his fallen family. To answer one of your questions about the children left behind, 70 lost one parent. 18 children lost both parents. 50 years later, and this accident still impacts our community and our school.
I was born in Huntington and lived most of life near Huntington. I was 9 yrs old when the crash happened and remember it. Never forget it... just like the Silver bridge collapse in Point Pleasant WV.
I went to Marshall University. The ceremony where the fountain is turned off is so sad and touching. I remember when this crash happened, even though I was a child. My parents loaded us up and headed to Huntington right after the crash happened. (I live about 40 minutes away.) The whole community was shocked and in mourning. My late friend Pat was attending MU at the time and was friends with a lot of those players in the crash in addition to the members of the “young” and upcoming Thundering Herd. She loved MU and missed her lost friends until the day she died. May they all RIP. 😢
I live in West Virginia so this sad event holds a special place in my heart. Thank you for always showing so much reverence and respect in your videos. We Are Marshall!! 💚
Thanks for the tribute Jordan. I live in Huntington and am a Marshall graduate. One of our local sports casters (Keith Morehouse) his dad died in the crash. So sad 😢
Tears leaked as you read the names. I live close to Marshall, and the annual tribute there is a somber and touching occurrence. WSAZ tv sports caster Keith Morehouse lost his father in the crash. There was a 50th anniversary Tribute that had actual film footage of the team’s last game before the crash. Thank you for your respectful vlog.
Jordan, thank you for your respectful, touching tribute to those who passed in this horrific disaster. I am from Ashland, Kentucky. Only about 10 miles from the Huntington airport. Years ago, I heard an urban legend that for some time after the crash, planes flying from tri-state airport would dip their wings. It was a salute to those killed in the Marshall University crash.
Thanks for showcasing this. I wasn't born yet when this happened. However, my grandfather was a fireman and first responder to this crash. It haunted him for years. It's nice to see someone take their time to experience it all. From the ashes we rose. We Are. Marshall!
This tragedy reminded me of my cousins passing away the same way back in February 15, 1970. She was a member of the Puerto Rico women's national volleyball team called The Pinkies. They were flying back from a game in the Dominican Republic when the plane crashed. No one survived except for the team captain who decided to take another flight. I wasn't born yet but I remembered my aunts home had a large hallway where you saw my cousins picture and all of her trophies & medals. It was a mini museum. So sad what happened to her & her team. To this day, the town where she grew up still has the arena named after her and a statute of her. I've seen both in person. There's a plaque as well but I haven't returned to see it.
Jordan. In 1970 Freshmen weren't eligible to play. That's is mostly who survived. Probably a fee injured players as well. Freshmen weren't even allowed to travel with the team. About 8 years ago I became friends with a Freshmen on that team. I never talked about the crash. I figured if he wanted to talk about it he would. He never did. Sadly he passed from cancer last year. Excellent video as always Jordan.
I have lived in Belington West Virginia my whole life and I thank you so much for taking the time in coming here and paying tribute to the 75 victims and their families of this horrible tragedy. 🙏 I love all your videos and thank you for all that you do.. 💝
Jordan this was very nice and very respectful. Sad to think that after all these years they still don't know who those six people were. God bless them all!
Thank you so much for visiting this memorial. I've always wanted to see it. You always handle vlogs like this with dignity and respect. Thank you for what you do!
So very very sad, especially all the young guys almost ready to take on the world, cut down so soon. Thank you Jordan, you are always so kind and caring in your vlogs. Nancy
I live in Murfreesboro Tn. Both my parents went to MTSU , we here in Murfreesboro have never forgotten that game , we did everything for Marshall in paying our respects. We will never forget and we always talk about it at the games when we play them now, I was a teenager in 1977 and remember it well, we were all in shock here. RIP to all who perished in that crash. You will always be in our hearts here in Murfreesboro.
Shelly was right you are very special and have a gift. Awesome job! As always! Keep up the excellent work! Love and blessings to you and your family including your little fur baby.
Jordan, thank you for this wonderful vlog about the plane crash..I’m a Marshall Alumni and life long Huntington resident. The crash has brought together the community and will never be forgotten. I know many of the victims families. My wife and I are raising our daughter to carry on the memories of the 75. There is a memorial bronze located at the stadium as well. Thanks again and GO HERD!
Incredibly done video Jordan. This is so tragic and needs to be remembered. So many lost their lives that day. No one does memorial videos like you which I know I have said soooo many times. Hi and love to sweet little Jah. Continued Blessings and Support. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
this is sad, it's heartbreaking. you mentioned a movie with Matthew, I saw the movie, but Lord didn't realize it was tied to your vlog. wow . the fog is no joke when it comes to driving and being on a plane. I'd rather wait. it's very sad to here about any crashes. thanks Jordan and Jah stay safe.
My husband is a pilot. It is sad because most air crashes are caused by pilot error. I have not read the NTSB report on this crash, you can find it at the FAA website. You mentioned the altimeter, if they were landing & in contact with the tower there may have been something else going on with the plane. RIP Thundering Herd, 1970. Thank you JTL for a respectful video & sweet memorial.
I have been to that site. Been to the grave site and the memorial fountain on the campus. Stood on the M at the stadium. I always watch Marshall Football when it is where I live (michigan). There are still pieces of the plane in the valley below the plaque.
Hi Jordan, what a sad vlog, but how kind of you to name the people that unfortunately lost their lives. When you said that they couldn't identify six people, that really got me. Such a shame that it was so near home aswell. God bless them all. Great vlog Jordan.
Jordan, thank you for your respectful and gentle vlog honoring and remembering the victims of Marshall Thundering Herd plane crash. I am not an alumni of Marshall,but we in southwest Ohio lost a couple of players in the crash. Again, thank you and God Bless my friend...
I only just found your channel but oddly enough, I work in the building behind the big green M that you filmed. In fact, since it looks like you came for the ceremony, I would have been there in the crowd with you. I am not from Huntington but I have lived here for 35 years and have worked at MU for 27 of those years. The crash and its impact still runs very, very deep in this community. Thank you for visiting our campus and the memorials, and for telling our story.
thanks for covering this story from my home state of west virginia its such a tragic event that will remain part of us forever thks again you did a fantasic job my friend
I live in Beckley, a couple hours away from Huntington. My sons maternal grandmother told me about going to the funeral of one of the people killed in the crash.
So very sad, but the Memorial on Campus is Totally Gorgeous and Totally Amazing. How They Memorialize There Lives Is So Beautiful. 😢. The Plane Crash Site Memorial is Totally Amazing. Makes my Heart Sad And It Hurts for Each One Of These People. So Many Couples we’re on the Plane that there are MANY CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTS. I would imagine the town are still Grieving. And I’m Sure That Some People Had To Movie Away From TOWN THEY LOVED, Just To Be Able To Survive and Move On With There Lives, and Town Grieve for There Loss As Well. 😢Thank U for Sharing this Vlog.
Hi Jordan! You were around my way with this one 😁👋🏻👋🏻 Great vlog! This has been a long time but it will always have the same heartbreaking reaction regardless of how much time goes by. Very sad. Great vlog 👍 thank you for honoring them all God bless
There is a memorial to the Humboldt Broncos hockey team in Saskatchewan. 16 people were killed and 13 people injured in a bus crash. It happened in April 2018. Hopefully you can visit the memorial. Excellent job on this vlog.
Thank you for telling us all their names this says a lot about you. My friend, ,,,,, you Jordan, have a lot of class , sir. Thank you Frank from montana......
Hi Jordan! This one broke my heart. I found the movie on tubi channel. Because of you I have been going back looking at these movies about the stories. I just looked at Only the Brave the movie about the Granite Mountain Hotshots and the Yarnell fire in 2013. I hope you go to the memorial in Arizona. Thx for all you do! Love to Jah!!!
@@beaumontmichaels3575 just like how is was then football was one of the things keeping Huntington together and it got taken from. And now it’s Lowkey like even more about football cause it truly is the only thing this town looks forward to
Jordan thank you for this video. I did not hear about this accident. I was 15 out in California. If I was told I don’t remember. Appreciate you telling the story. I love your Blogss due to how much I learned from you, the best thank you and give Jah a hug love that boy🐾❤️
Along with the Marshall plane crash, 12/13/1977 the University of Evansville basketball team plane crash, 29 died, 1/27/2001 Oklahoma State University basketball team plane crash, 10 died.
Jordan the Lion, Thanks for making this video. I lived in the jock dorm, Hodges Hall, when the plane crashed. The team doctor brought his wife on the plane. Their twin daughters were voice majors at the Music Department. I recommend changing the closing music to the Marshall University Alma Mater.
I remember this well. I grew up in Ohio but not far from Marshall. My friend when he graduated had offers to other colleges but chose Marshall. May they all rest in peace.
Fountain is turned on every March. I work in the Student Center. I have seen both fountain ceremonies every year for many years. Thanks for stopping by. This campus will always mean everything to me.
Powerful video. The memorial tulip is beautiful. Great capture and information. I wonder who the unidentified were?? So sad. My Great Uncle Peter was engaged to a woman who died in the Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight 810 tragedy. The flight crashed into Slesse Mountain on the evening of Dec. 9, 1956, claiming the lives of all 62 souls onboard including five Canadian Football League players; the quintet was travelling back from the league’s East-West All-Star Game in Vancouver. He never married anyone after that. A heart forever broken. I wish I could of met her, but long before my time. I can't help but reflect on that crash when I hear of others. Just never know when it could be the end of our journeys. Seize the days. Thank you for this. Well done.
They were not unidentified, everyone was accounted for. The six boys on the memoriam stone were buried together because they could not separately identify their remains. That’s why the blank separate stones.
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So incredibly tragic. I'm 67 years old and I have a lot of bad days and when I see things like this, I give myself a kick in the butt and realize how lucky I am to have made it this far, bad days and all. Well done Jordan as always.
So many of us around the same age as you are saying the same about their lives lately. I hope you find peace soon.
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Amen Amen Amen
I was born and raised in Huntington, and we all remember where we were when we received the phone call about the crash. We lost our doctor and many of my friend lost both parents that day. It was a tremendous loss for the entire town. I have been living in Charlotte for the past forty years but recently moved back to care for my 90yo mom. I started watching you about a year ago and enjoy your fabulous adventures, it inspired me to start a channel. Thank you! .I wish I had known you were in town. Merry Christmas and many blessings!
Jordan, also buried at the memorial is Nate Ruffin. He was one of the players who was injured and didnt make the trip. He died many years later of cancer, but wanted to be buried with his fallen family.
To answer one of your questions about the children left behind, 70 lost one parent. 18 children lost both parents. 50 years later, and this accident still impacts our community and our school.
I was born in Huntington and lived most of life near Huntington. I was 9 yrs old when the crash happened and remember it. Never forget it... just like the Silver bridge collapse in Point Pleasant WV.
I went to Marshall University. The ceremony where the fountain is turned off is so sad and touching. I remember when this crash happened, even though I was a child. My parents loaded us up and headed to Huntington right after the crash happened. (I live about 40 minutes away.) The whole community was shocked and in mourning. My late friend Pat was attending MU at the time and was friends with a lot of those players in the crash in addition to the members of the “young” and upcoming Thundering Herd. She loved MU and missed her lost friends until the day she died.
May they all RIP. 😢
I live in West Virginia so this sad event holds a special place in my heart. Thank you for always showing so much reverence and respect in your videos. We Are Marshall!! 💚
Thanks for the tribute Jordan. I live in Huntington and am a Marshall graduate. One of our local sports casters (Keith Morehouse) his dad died in the crash. So sad 😢
his mom, too
We are Marshall is one of the best movies. I cried from start to finish. Was so good to see this. Thank you Jordan. Hi from South Africa 🇿🇦
Part of the movie was filmed in a friend’s backyard. He said it was so interesting to watch them film.
I grew up in West Virginia.
Never been to the crash site. I been to Huntington WV several times
If I went toTHE crash site I would cry my eyes out
Tears leaked as you read the names. I live close to Marshall, and the annual tribute there is a somber and touching occurrence. WSAZ tv sports caster Keith Morehouse lost his father in the crash. There was a 50th anniversary Tribute that had actual film footage of the team’s last game before the crash. Thank you for your respectful vlog.
Thank you for being so respectful. I have family living near the school. The football field has a memorial on its wall worth paying a visit to
Jordan, thank you for your respectful, touching tribute to those who passed in this horrific disaster. I am from Ashland, Kentucky. Only about 10 miles from the Huntington airport. Years ago, I heard an urban legend that for some time after the crash, planes flying from tri-state airport would dip their wings. It was a salute to those killed in the Marshall University crash.
I love Ashland, especially downtown, Whitts coffee shop.
I haven’t lived consistently there in eleven years. It does have a charming atmosphere.
I worked in Ashland at Cedar Knoll Galleria for 3 years, from 92-95. Great people in Ashland!
Thanks for showcasing this. I wasn't born yet when this happened. However, my grandfather was a fireman and first responder to this crash. It haunted him for years. It's nice to see someone take their time to experience it all. From the ashes we rose. We Are. Marshall!
What a sad story! All those poor families. You did a wonderful job on this video.
This tragedy reminded me of my cousins passing away the same way back in February 15, 1970. She was a member of the Puerto Rico women's national volleyball team called The Pinkies. They were flying back from a game in the Dominican Republic when the plane crashed. No one survived except for the team captain who decided to take another flight. I wasn't born yet but I remembered my aunts home had a large hallway where you saw my cousins picture and all of her trophies & medals. It was a mini museum. So sad what happened to her & her team. To this day, the town where she grew up still has the arena named after her and a statute of her. I've seen both in person. There's a plaque as well but I haven't returned to see it.
Never knew this.. thanx
Sorry for your loss!
Sorry for your loss
Thanks
Thanks
Soooo sorry for your loss.
Jordan. In 1970 Freshmen weren't eligible to play. That's is mostly who survived. Probably a fee injured players as well. Freshmen weren't even allowed to travel with the team.
About 8 years ago I became friends with a Freshmen on that team. I never talked about the crash. I figured if he wanted to talk about it he would. He never did. Sadly he passed from cancer last year.
Excellent video as always Jordan.
I have lived in Belington West Virginia my whole life and I thank you so much for taking the time in coming here and paying tribute to the 75 victims and their families of this horrible tragedy. 🙏 I love all your videos and thank you for all that you do.. 💝
Jordan this was very nice and very respectful. Sad to think that after all these years they still don't know who those six people were. God bless them all!
Thank you so much for visiting this memorial. I've always wanted to see it. You always handle vlogs like this with dignity and respect. Thank you for what you do!
So very very sad, especially all the young guys almost ready to take on the world, cut down so soon. Thank you Jordan, you are always so kind and caring in your vlogs. Nancy
I live in Murfreesboro Tn. Both my parents went to MTSU , we here in Murfreesboro have never forgotten that game , we did everything for Marshall in paying our respects. We will never forget and we always talk about it at the games when we play them now, I was a teenager in 1977 and remember it well, we were all in shock here. RIP to all who perished in that crash. You will always be in our hearts here in Murfreesboro.
Shelly was right you are very special and have a gift. Awesome job! As always! Keep up the excellent work! Love and blessings to you and your family including your little fur baby.
Jordan, thank you for this wonderful vlog about the plane crash..I’m a Marshall Alumni and life long Huntington resident. The crash has brought together the community and will never be forgotten. I know many of the victims families. My wife and I are raising our daughter to carry on the memories of the 75. There is a memorial bronze located at the stadium as well. Thanks again and GO HERD!
Incredibly done video Jordan. This is so tragic and needs to be remembered. So many lost their lives that day. No one does memorial videos like you which I know I have said soooo many times. Hi and love to sweet little Jah. Continued Blessings and Support. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
What a wonderful, respectful vlog Jordan. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thankyou for keeping their memories alive Jordan. RIP ⚘️ MARSHALL ⚘️and all who lost their lives that day ⚘️.
Beautifully done Jordan. Thank you.
this is sad, it's heartbreaking. you mentioned a movie with Matthew, I saw the movie, but Lord didn't realize it was tied to your vlog. wow . the fog is no joke when it comes to driving and being on a plane. I'd rather wait. it's very sad to here about any crashes. thanks Jordan and Jah stay safe.
Thanks for this reminder Jordan as to how fragile our lives truly are in this world. Nice seeing Jah’s sweet face as well. ❤️🙏🏻🌈🌹
Such a sad loss. I hope they all rest in peace and God bless their families. Thank you for telling us this story. Stay safe.
My husband is a pilot. It is sad because most air crashes are caused by pilot error. I have not read the NTSB report on this crash, you can find it at the FAA website. You mentioned the altimeter, if they were landing & in contact with the tower there may have been something else going on with the plane. RIP Thundering Herd, 1970. Thank you JTL for a respectful video & sweet memorial.
Yes, 70% Crazy!
I have been to that site. Been to the grave site and the memorial fountain on the campus. Stood on the M at the stadium. I always watch Marshall Football when it is where I live (michigan). There are still pieces of the plane in the valley below the plaque.
Thank you for this,,,so touching. I live in Huntington, and was 16 when this happened,,,such a tremendous loss to our community.
Absolutely fantastic remembrance vlog ,loved the locations, memorial markers and readings of names. My respects to Marshall 🙏❤.
Hi Jordan, what a sad vlog, but how kind of you to name the people that unfortunately lost their lives. When you said that they couldn't identify six people, that really got me. Such a shame that it was so near home aswell. God bless them all. Great vlog Jordan.
Jordan, thank you for your respectful and gentle vlog honoring and remembering the victims of Marshall Thundering Herd plane crash. I am not an alumni of Marshall,but we in southwest Ohio lost a couple of players in the crash. Again, thank you and God Bless my friend...
I only just found your channel but oddly enough, I work in the building behind the big green M that you filmed. In fact, since it looks like you came for the ceremony, I would have been there in the crowd with you. I am not from Huntington but I have lived here for 35 years and have worked at MU for 27 of those years. The crash and its impact still runs very, very deep in this community. Thank you for visiting our campus and the memorials, and for telling our story.
Just wanted to say thank you for taking us along on your adventures this was just heart Breaking
Well done Jordan! Wonderfully respectful and informative Vlog as always
I was born in Huntington and my dad knew several on that plane. Very sad. He never spoke about it. Thanks for your video. Means a lot. 😢
thanks for covering this story from my home state of west virginia its such a tragic event that will remain part of us forever thks again you did a fantasic job my friend
I live in Beckley, a couple hours away from Huntington. My sons maternal grandmother told me about going to the funeral of one of the people killed in the crash.
A respectful tribute and remembrance of the Marshall crash. Thank you Jordan.
Nice vlog Jordan. This was such a tragedy. I was not born when ths happen but I have seen the film and it is very sad. May they all rest in peace.
So very sad, but the Memorial on Campus is Totally Gorgeous and Totally Amazing. How They Memorialize There Lives Is So Beautiful. 😢. The Plane Crash Site Memorial is Totally Amazing. Makes my Heart Sad And It Hurts for Each One Of These People. So Many Couples we’re on the Plane that there are MANY CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTS. I would imagine the town are still Grieving. And I’m Sure That Some People Had To Movie Away From TOWN THEY LOVED, Just To Be Able To Survive and Move On With There Lives, and Town Grieve for There Loss As Well. 😢Thank U for Sharing this Vlog.
That was sooo sad. So sorry for the family's loss. Thank You for sharing.
Thank you for profiting this event from my beautiful state. It was a rough time in our history. It is great to know it is not forgotten.
You’re in my backyard. I’ve wanted you to do this subject. That football field wasn’t the field at the time. Thanks for covering this.
Hi Jordan! You were around my way with this one 😁👋🏻👋🏻 Great vlog! This has been a long time but it will always have the same heartbreaking reaction regardless of how much time goes by. Very sad. Great vlog 👍 thank you for honoring them all God bless
Thank you for sharing your experience with us.
A beautiful tribute. It was very moving when you read out the names. Thank you Jordan.
Thanks so much for another great trip and paying your respects. I hope to see this place one day. Keep it up buddy we all love you 🙏
There is a memorial to the Humboldt Broncos hockey team in Saskatchewan. 16 people were killed and 13 people injured in a bus crash. It happened in April 2018. Hopefully you can visit the memorial. Excellent job on this vlog.
This vlog was so heartbreaking 💔 and so beautiful. Thank Jordan for doing this vlog.
😢😢😢 thankyou for sharing the memories .respectfully ❤️
This is one of the most horrible things I've ever seen. I drag out my old Marshall hoodie as soon as the temperatures start to drop in the fall.
So sweet you named all their names Jordan! God rest all their souls!
Jordan you're the man real talk! I've been watching you for a long time always great video
Very kind of you
Very well done Jordan, it's sad to know when something like this happens with that many lives gone to soon.God Bless them all.
Wow..wish I'd known you were here. I live in Ashland ky. About 20 minutes from the airport.
A touching tribute Jordan. Thank you for reading all the names.
That is so sad. Thank you Jordan for telling the story
Ty for such a respectful vlog💔😿
Thank you for telling us all their names this says a lot about you. My friend, ,,,,, you Jordan, have a lot of class , sir. Thank you Frank from montana......
So, so sad. Lovely tribute to those who passed. R.I.P. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Wow! Thankyou for such a great vlog! Hope you had a wonderful ThanksGiving!
We did! I hope youndid as well!
Liked the vlog from Margaret P England
Thanks for your memorial video and I remember this all too well
Hi Jordan! This one broke my heart. I found the movie on tubi channel. Because of you I have been going back looking at these movies about the stories. I just looked at Only the Brave the movie about the Granite Mountain Hotshots and the Yarnell fire in 2013. I hope you go to the memorial in Arizona. Thx for all you do! Love to Jah!!!
Thanks for a caring memorial vlog.
Excellent video. Your voice when naming those that died was so reverent.
I'll have go there sometime. I have a grandfather buried in Spring Hill that I never knew, but didn't know he was buried there til a couple years ago.
My sincere condolences to everyone who lost someone in this horrible tragedy. As always Jordan excellent job.👍
So incredibly sad. The memorials are beautiful. So long ago but yet just as painful.
Crazy I’ve been watching you for a min and I play football at Marshall
Just curious, I never saw the movie,
How was it received there?
@@beaumontmichaels3575 just like how is was then football was one of the things keeping Huntington together and it got taken from. And now it’s Lowkey like even more about football cause it truly is the only thing this town looks forward to
@@speachy2151 have the numbers connected to the players who died been "retired"?✌
@@beaumontmichaels3575 No only number we have retired is “75” for the 75 victims of the plane crash
@@speachy2151 Thanks! God Bless !
Thank you for taking me where I can't go myself. Nice look at the crash area and cemetary.
Allen Gene Skeens is from my hometown, and My uncle preached several of the funerals
Jordan thank you for this video. I did not hear about this accident. I was 15 out in California. If I was told I don’t remember. Appreciate you telling the story. I love your Blogss due to how much I learned from you, the best thank you and give Jah a hug love that boy🐾❤️
Along with the Marshall plane crash, 12/13/1977 the University of Evansville basketball team plane crash, 29 died, 1/27/2001 Oklahoma State University basketball team plane crash, 10 died.
Appreciate that knowledge
I was there yesterday. I remember when was small seeing the wreckage few days after the crash.
Jordan the Lion,
Thanks for making this video. I lived in the jock dorm, Hodges Hall, when the plane crashed. The team doctor brought his wife on the plane. Their twin daughters were voice majors at the Music Department. I recommend changing the closing music to the Marshall University Alma Mater.
Thanks for the video
I remember this well. I grew up in Ohio but not far from Marshall. My friend when he graduated had offers to other colleges but chose Marshall. May they all rest in peace.
Great research work . So sad. Nice memorial video 👍🏼😎
Very good job Jordan, as always.
Love your video of the house which was used for exterior shots on the series Roseanne!
omg that is so sad. 75 people gone just like that. i cant even imagine how the community felt. :(
What a terrible tragedy all those kids and coaches killed in that Plaine crash good vlog Jordan vickie napa ca
I love how and other vlogrrs show honor and respect for all the dearly departed
Fountain is turned on every March. I work in the Student Center. I have seen both fountain ceremonies every year for many years. Thanks for stopping by. This campus will always mean everything to me.
Hello Jordan & Jah!
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Great Video!
Thank you for your thoughtful tribute. I was a freshman player on the team.
Very tragic. Thank you Mr. Jordan.
Done with such good taste and respect. R.I.P.
Very sad story; well done with respect. I am 2 yrs younger than what most of the players would have been now, 72. Hugs to Jah,
So sad. I remember watching a movie about it and the following years with the new coach.
Powerful video. The memorial tulip is beautiful. Great capture and information.
I wonder who the unidentified were?? So sad.
My Great Uncle Peter was engaged to a woman who died in the Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight 810 tragedy.
The flight crashed into Slesse Mountain on the evening of Dec. 9, 1956, claiming the lives of all 62 souls onboard including five Canadian Football League players; the quintet was travelling back from the league’s East-West All-Star Game in Vancouver.
He never married anyone after that. A heart forever broken. I wish I could of met her, but long before my time. I can't help but reflect on that crash when I hear of others.
Just never know when it could be the end of our journeys. Seize the days.
Thank you for this. Well done.
Well done Jordan, thank you for reading off their names. I feel bad for the unidentified.
They were not unidentified, everyone was accounted for. The six boys on the memoriam stone were buried together because they could not separately identify their remains. That’s why the blank separate stones.
@@nativevirginian8344 Thank you to clarify that.
It reminds of crash of Wichita state. Football team died in oct 2, 1970 I think in silver plume Colorado it was A very sad hearing on the news