Longtime Texas Broadcaster Sam Putney Passes Away at 76
If you’ve been a longtime radio listener, the name Sam Putney is undoubtedly familiar. A beloved figure in the Texas broadcasting community, Putney was a former news anchor at WBAP and a prominent radio personality on K104’s Skip Murphy and Company morning show with. It was announced yesterday that the veteran broadcaster passed away at the age of 76 due to a stroke.
Sam Putney was a trusted voice in Texas news, known for his ability to deliver stories with clarity, compassion, and wit. His warm, engaging personality captivated audiences and made him a household name. He was a key part of the top-rated Skip Murphy and Company morning show on K104 FM during the 1990s and 2000s, where he earned widespread respect for his journalistic integrity and his connection with listeners.
Putney’s legacy in broadcasting and his contributions to Texas radio will not be forgotten.
