Remembering the Marshall 75
This podcast is dedicated to remembering the 75 people lost on Southern Flight 932 the Marshall University Crash on 11/14/1970. We keep their memory alive by sharing their stories and our memories of them.
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Southern Flight 93 Memorial Foundation
The mission of the Southern Flight 932 Memorial Foundation is to honor the memory of the crew and passengers of Southern Flight 932 by preserving their legacy and inspiring the next generation of aviation professionals.
To achieve our mission, the Foundation will engage in various activities, including but not limited to:
1. Establishing a scholarship fund for the Marshall University Division of Aviation Programs.
2. Engaging with the community to raise awareness about aviation safety and education.
3. Fostering a sense of community and remembrance through a new Podcast and Radio Show called “Remembering the Marshall 75”.
4. Collaborating with organizations in Huntington and beyond that share the Foundation's mission and goals.
The Foundation Board consists of family members of the Southern Flight 932 crew, former Southern Airways employees, first responders, and those who wish to inspire the next generation of aviation professionals.
Through this Foundation, we will honor the memory of the Marshall 75 and ensure that the legacy of the crew of Southern Flight 932 continues to soar, rising from the ashes of tragedy and loss.
Contact Information:
Leslie Deesee Garvis, President
Phone: 713-819-4371
Email: ldeesegarvis@southern932foundation.org
Website: www.southern932foundation.org
Episodes
Jan 2, 2026
Nov 14, 2025
Nov 14, 2025
2 min
Host Leslie Deese Garvis introduces the Southern 932 Memorial Foundation's new "Remembering the Marshall 75" podcast at the Marshall Memorial Fountain in Huntington, WV, marking 55 years since the 11-14-1970 tragedy.The episode explains the podcast's mission: to honor the 75 lives lost by sharing personal stories, recorded interviews and live sessions with family and friends, and partnerships that help keep their memories alive.