Bill Kugle
“He fought, sequentially, the Japanese in the Pacific during World War II, the mob in Galveston, the pinheads in the Texas Legislature, racism in East Texas and sourpusses at all times and on all fronts. He loved running rivers in Texas, riding motorcycles in Mexico, freedom, justice, his kids, several wives and women in general, country music, beer, food, camping, and people.”
Read Online
Molly Ivins, “On Why We Loved Kugle,” Texas Observer, December 24, 1993, accessed July 26, 2016, http://archives.texasobserver.org/issue/1993/12/24#page=10.
Also Published In
Molly Ivins, “On Why We Loved Kugle,” in Nothin’ but Good Times Ahead (New York: Random House, 1993), 339-43.
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