@sacramentourbanmedia916: The Dallas Cowboys community is grieving the loss of one of its most devoted supporters — not a player or coach, but a fan whose presence became woven into the team’s identity. For more than 30 years, one unmistakable voice echoed through the stadium on game days, recognized by athletes and even team ownership alike. That voice belonged to Carolyn Price. Now, it has gone quiet. Price, 83, died Monday, according to the team’s official website. News of her passing prompted an outpouring of tributes, including a heartfelt message from Cowboys legend Emmitt Smith, who shared his condolences on Instagram. “Saddened by the passing of Ms. Price,” Smith wrote. “A true @dallascowboys legend. A great—similar to the likes of Crazy Ray. Rest in power.” Alongside his message, Smith posted a touching tribute video celebrating Price’s journey and her rise to becoming widely regarded as the franchise’s No. 1 fan. Her impact on the football community was so significant that her life story was captured in the 2017 book Priceless Dream, which she co-authored, chronicling her decades-long devotion to the team she loved.#fyp #viral

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