William Cope

So sorry for your loss. God will sustain you. He loves you.

I first met Bill when he started flying for Bank of the Ozarks. He was always very genuine & professional and a great pilot to have at the controls. We made several trips together, the most memorable of which was one to Norfolk, VA. We had to hop from Conway to Central Flying Svc. to pick up more of the team and when we landed there was smoke in the cockpit. Bill was very calm when he told us to get out of the plane - ha. It ended up being the a/c which he and Daniel were able to get repaired while they waited on our team to finish our work in VA.
It's hard to grasp that Bill is gone but as a man of faith, he's already received his reward. My wife and I are continuing to pray for Tina and the family.

We met Bill at Lauren´s graduation from the nursing program in Conway last May; she graduated with our grandson, Peter Cook. Because Hank is a pilot, they "hit it off" right away! We are deeply saddened by his untimely death & are praying for you, Tina, & your family. With Lauren being our future granddaughter we feel this loss keenly indeed. May our Lord sustain you in ways that only He can. Hank & Elsie Cook

he was a good man, loved his family and aviation very much, i liked bill, he set an example for me.

Tina, I remember how we were hanging out the night of your prom and introduced you to Bill "the DJ". The skating rink was always a fun place to hang out. The love you two have shared all these years is such an inspiration. I'm praying for you and your family during this very tough time. Love and hugs always!

Bill was fun loving and always made me smile with his sense of humor. He was straight shooter and always willing to help out when he could. He helped me and my family by giving me contract work flying airplanes that he managed. He gave me career advice and life advice. I will definitely miss our conversations.