Paul Pryor
1927–1995 (age 68)
Biography
Paul Pryor spent his life around the crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd, forging a reputation as a calm, fair umpire in professional baseball. Born in 1927, he climbed steadily through the ranks, earning respect for his consistent judgment and ability to keep the game moving with dignity.
After retiring from the field, Paul continued to mentor young umpires and volunteer at clinics, passing on not just rules but the importance of respect and courtesy. He rests at Memorial Park Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of integrity and a love for America’s pastime.