Helicopter pilot and retired State Trooper, Stephen Bunker, was killed when a Maryland State Police medical evacuation helicopter crashed. Bunker who was piloting the aircraft and 3 others were killed when their helicopter went down in severe weather.
He worked for the Maryland State Police first as a Trooper in 1972, and became a pilot in 1984. He received numerous commendations and letters of appreciation during his service including the "Hero Award" from the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
He retired from the Maryland State Police Aviation Command in 1998 as a Corporal, but remained with the Aviation Command as a civilian pilot until his death, and was a member of the Maryland State Police Alumni Association.
He worked for the Maryland State Police first as a Trooper in 1972, and became a pilot in 1984. He received numerous commendations and letters of appreciation during his service including the "Hero Award" from the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
He retired from the Maryland State Police Aviation Command in 1998 as a Corporal, but remained with the Aviation Command as a civilian pilot until his death, and was a member of the Maryland State Police Alumni Association.
Helicopter pilot and retired State Trooper, Stephen Bunker, was killed when a Maryland State Police medical evacuation helicopter crashed. Bunker who was piloting the aircraft and 3 others were killed when their helicopter went down in severe weather.
He worked for the Maryland State Police first as a Trooper in 1972, and became a pilot in 1984. He received numerous commendations and letters of appreciation during his service including the "Hero Award" from the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
He retired from the Maryland State Police Aviation Command in 1998 as a Corporal, but remained with the Aviation Command as a civilian pilot until his death, and was a member of the Maryland State Police Alumni Association.
He worked for the Maryland State Police first as a Trooper in 1972, and became a pilot in 1984. He received numerous commendations and letters of appreciation during his service including the "Hero Award" from the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center.
He retired from the Maryland State Police Aviation Command in 1998 as a Corporal, but remained with the Aviation Command as a civilian pilot until his death, and was a member of the Maryland State Police Alumni Association.
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