Cowboys Mourn Passing of Beloved Super-Fan Carolyn Price

The iconic Cowboys supporter was a fixture at games and practices for over 30 years.

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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The Dallas Cowboys organization is saddened by the passing of Carolyn Price, an 83-year-old super-fan who was a staple at Cowboys games and practices for over three decades. Known for her booming voice, charismatic nature, and infectious smile, "Ms. Price" was a one-of-a-kind supporter who regularly greeted players, coaches, and team owner Jerry Jones as they entered and exited the field.

Why it matters

Carolyn Price's unwavering dedication and passion for the Cowboys made her a beloved figure among the team and its fanbase. Her loss is deeply felt, as she represented the spirit and loyalty of the Cowboys' most ardent supporters.

The details

Price attended Cowboys games and practices for over 30 years, often securing front-row seats to interact with the team. She was a regular visitor at the team's various training camp locations, including Thousand Oaks, Austin, Wichita Falls, San Antonio, and most recently Oxnard, where her distinctive voice would echo throughout the fields.

  • Carolyn Price had been a Cowboys super-fan for over 30 years.
  • She passed away this week after a long health battle, according to her family.

The players

Carolyn Price

An 83-year-old super-fan who was a staple at Cowboys games and practices for over three decades, known for her booming voice, charismatic nature, and infectious smile.

Jerry Jones

The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, whom Carolyn Price would regularly greet as he entered and exited the field.

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What they’re saying

“Ms. Price has been attending Cowboys games for over 30 years, often getting a front-row seat to greet the players, coaches and especially Jerry Jones as they entered and exited the field.”

— Dallas Cowboys (statenews.net)

The takeaway

Carolyn Price's unwavering dedication and passion for the Cowboys made her a beloved figure among the team and its fanbase, and her loss is deeply felt as she represented the spirit and loyalty of the team's most ardent supporters.