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Oscar Flowers Passes Away
By: Kerry Lynch
Caption: Flowers, who passed away in March, had served in multiple roles with TAC Air, including as GM of its Shreveport FBO and head of safety and security.
Word Count: 144
Oscar “TAM” Flowers, a long-time employee of TAC Air, recently passed away at the age of 76. Flowers joined the FBO chain in 1998 and held roles as its general manager of TAC Air’s Shreveport, Louisiana, facility, director of safety and security, and procurement manager.

Born Dec. 11, 1943, in Wilson, North Carolina, Flowers spent a number of years with Amtrak, serving as chief of onboard services. His career led him into aviation with AMR Corp., Ogden Air, and ultimately TAC Air, according to The Wilson Times.

“Always prepared with a story, Oscar acted as the backbone to the TAC Air family and aviation community and was an example to everyone,” TAC Air said. “He had the talent to always make a room brighter when he entered and was known for his friendly attitude, strong work ethic, and caring, humble nature.”