Texas Banker One of 4 Killed in Crash
George L. Clark, chairman and chief executive officer of MBank Dallas, has been identified as one of four prominent Texans killed when their airplane crashed in northwestern Wyoming, officials said.
Park County Coroner Don Easton said the four, found July 1, died of “blunt trauma force” from the crash about 14 miles northwest of Cody.
The bodies of Clark, pilot Hugo W. Schoellkopf III, 43; Dr. Trevor E. Mabery, 51, a Dallas surgeon, and the Rev. V. Creath Davis, executive director of the Christian Concern Foundation, were found with the wreckage of the twin-engine Cessna.
Discovery of the wreckage in the steep mountainsides of the Shoshone National Forest’s Sunlight Basin ended a search that had started June 28 after the plane left White Sulphur Springs, Mont., but failed to reach Addison, Tex., a suburb of Dallas.
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