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Cactus Pryor Discussing Alzheimer's - KVUE Interview

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Cactus Pryor Talks about Alzheimer's - Life exists after Diagnosis!

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  • central texas has lost a beloved personality and familiar voice. rest in peace cactus.

  • "thermostrocka mortimer"  God bless

  • in the fifties it was KTCB and not KLBJ where Jim Coker worked and was the straight man for Cactus when he broadcast every morning from home. The kids were always being kids early in the morning and it was a great way to begin the day.

  • I just watched "With Eyes Wide Open" and to my pleasant surprise there is Cactus. My husband Jim, was his straight man at KLBJ back in the 50's. One time in Dallas I was attending a conference and the guest speaker was a very famous foreign general. I ran into the general in the hall before the dinner and recognized Cactus and he said "don't you dare blow my cover" and of course I didn't. He was absolutely hilarious, didn't make any sense whatsoever to the consternation of the audience.

  • me and my dad just gung out with his son last night at dinner lol

  • I still remember the 1st time that I met Cactus Pryor in person -- in total AWE. There are so many good and legitimate reasons that Cactus is truly considered a "legend" -- not just in Austin, of course, but throughout Texas and the entire US.

    He has always been such a sincere, genuine, loving, caring (and hilariously funny) human being. God Bless You, Cactus, my good man, for many more high quality years!

  • the man of history. i enjoyed everyone of his stories when im in austin. he s like an old uncle that comes over.  thanks for sharing and god bless

  • I remember Cactus Pryor. He knew my father who worked at The Austin-American Statesman. I got to mee thim many times when I was a kid.

  • i love you Grandpa!

  • Cactus you are a very funny man. I have enjoyed the recordings you made for 4-Star back in the late 40's and early 50's. Though we never met I want to thank you for all the enjoyment you have given me. God bless you.

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