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June 21, 2018
Tragic Loading Accident Fatal to Future Ag Pilot, Cody Crow; Fund Established to Help Family

The ag aviation industry is saddened by the loss of a young man preparing to enter our fellowship of ag pilots. Cody Crow, 22, was fatally injured while helping load an aircraft on Saturday, June 16, 2018 in Lawrence County, Ark. Crow was reported to have climbed on top of a hopper-bottom truck loaded with fertilizer that wouldn’t unload. The dry fertilizer caved in around him and he suffocated. Crow had completed his ag pilot training at Flying Tigers and had secured his first seat for the up-coming corn fungicide run.

 

We extend our sincerest sympathy to his family including his fiancé, Tabitha Nicole Hyten, and his baby daughter. Please remember them in this time of sorrow.

 

If you desire to send a memorial for the family, it can be sent to Tabitha Nicole Hyten, 237 Main St., Lafe, AR 72436. A GoFundMe account has also been set up to benefit the family. Donations can be made by clicking here

 

At this time, funeral arrangements have yet to be scheduled at the Heath Funeral Home in Paragould, Ark.

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