This is a powerful seven minute testimonial video that can save your life or the life of someone you love. It is targeted for a mature audience. Produced by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers National Operations Center for Water Safety in cooperation with the Brian and Nathan Keese Family. Your browser does not support […]

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The Ashleigh Iserman Boating Safety Foundation recently teamed up with Waves of Hope in an effort to help expand knowledge on how to prevent tragedies from happening on our waterways. We look forward to working with Waves of Hope on many new projects in the future.

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Phyliss, a friend of the Ashleigh Iserman Boating Safety foundation, produced the PSA below sharing her survival story and how connecting the kill switch could have saved her husband’s life. Phyliss’s organization, S.P.I.N. (Stop Propeller Injuries Now), is one of many non-profits doing great things in the world to help ensure our waterways stay as […]

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May 23, 2017 (Oakland County) – Today, Jan Iserman, founder of the Ashleigh Iserman Boating Safety Foundation, and mother to Ashleigh Iserman, presented the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office with a plaque to recognize their efforts to encourage boater safety.  Ashleigh Iserman tragically died several years ago in a boater accident while operating a PWC (personal […]

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During Saturday’s FLW College Fishing tournament, two members of University of Florida’s bass fishing team got into a harrowing boat accident. While riding the water at 57 miles per hour, Hunter Bland and Conner Young’s boat had a steering part failure, which caused both men to fly out. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and the […]

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