David Pryor

1934–2024 (age 90)

Biography

David Pryor served Arkansas for decades as a congressman, governor, and U.S. senator, forging a reputation for thoughtful leadership on conservation, education, and rural development.

After leaving office he continued to champion small towns, civic engagement, and historical preservation, and his memory now rests in Mount Holly Cemetery.

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