Ray J. Williams was a Pueblo broadcasting executive whose career included leadership roles at KCSJ and KAPP/KAPI.
The 1955 Broadcasting Yearbook listed Williams as vice president of KCSJ. By 1957 he was president of the station’s ownership company. A 1960 directory then listed him as president and general manager of KAPP 690, the facility that soon became KAPI.
His career therefore connected two important Pueblo AM lineages: heritage KCSJ 590 and the Spanish-language 690 facility later known as KAPI, KRMX and KWRP.
Sources: Broadcasting Yearbook, 1955; Broadcasting Yearbook, 1957; Broadcasting Yearbook archive for the 1960 edition.
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