Longtime Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey dies at the age of 102 after four decades of ownership
Longtime Chicago Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey died at the age of 102, the Bears announced Thursday. For more than four years, McCaskey had been the longest-tenured owner in the NFL. McCaskey is survived by 11 children and more than 40 grandchildren.
The passing of Virginia McCaskey brought Bears fans to social media to express condolences to the family and the Bears, but also to wonder what happens now.
Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey, daughter of Bears’ founder George S. Halas, speaks during a unveiling ceremony outside Soldier Field of statues honoring her father and Walter Payton on ...
George Halas found the organization and ownership was passed over to his daughter, Virginia McCaskey, when he passed away in 1983. Halas' son, George Jr. was expected to be the successor to ...
See an excerpt of "A Lifetime of Sundays" featuring Chicago Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey. See an excerpt of "A Lifetime of Sundays" with Detroit Lions owner Martha Ford. See an excerpt of ...
But as he thinks deeper on it, it evokes an emotional image of his mother, Virginia Halas McCaskey — who has served as the Bears' principal owner since her father's death in 1983. "Five years ...
Rob Reischel is a Wisconsin-based reporter who covers the NFL. Officially, Virginia Halas McCaskey is the owner of the Chicago Bears. The 98-year-old McCaskey was the oldest child of former ...
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