As it turns out, I work with the pilot's son.  This came through our email
at work for those that may be interested.

Arrangements for Roger Bock, are as follows:
 
Visitation
 
Thursday, August 7, 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm
Hershberger-Stover, Inc. Funeral Home
170 Noble Avenue
Crafton, PA
 
Memorial Service
 
Friday, August 8, 11 am
Church of the Nativity
33 Alice Street
Crafton, PA
 
Memorial contribution can be made to the Chartiers Boys and Girls Club,
Carnegie, PA
 
Roger Bock and his friend, John Linden, were on their way to attend the 56th
Annual Experimental Aircraft Association convention in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
They were flying in Mr. Bock's Lancair Legacy, a two-seater plane, and
getting ready to land at the air show when the accident occurred.

-----Original Message-----
From: lalcorn@natca.net [mailto:lalcorn@natca.net]
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2008 9:48 PM
To: lml@lancaironline.net
Subject: Re: [LML] Legacy crash

I have correction to add.  I was incorrect about the aircraft being from GA.
He did own it since July of last year.  I was incorrect on the hours flown,
but that was pulled from an article on avweb.  If I offended anyone by my
comments I apologize, but my intent here is not to bash the pilot, but to
get as much information as possible and to find the factors and how it can
be prevented.  I am an air traffic controller, safety rep and investigator,
and active airplane and helicopter instructor.  I have lost too many friends
in aviation and want to help anyway I can.  I see so many accidents that can
be prevented simply by training and experience.
Yes my information is third party and my speculation.  That is the nature of
the internet, trying to sift through lots of speculation & third party
information to come to some sort of understanding.
Again I apologize if my comments offend anyone, it is not my intent.
Be safe.
Luke Alcorn