Virginia McCaskey, who passed away at age 102, was the owner of the Chicago Bears for nearly four decades, embodying the team's legacy. She took the helm after her father's death establishing herself as a significant figure in the franchise's history. Born to George Halas, McCaskey dedicated her life to the team and her family, significantly influencing its direction based on the welfare of players and staff. She leaves behind a large family, including eleven children, and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, signifying a lasting legacy beyond football.
Virginia Halas McCaskey lived a long, full, faith-filled life and is now with the love of her life on earth, her family said.
She guided the Bears for four decades and based every business decision on what was best for Bears players, coaches, staff and fans.
McCaskey was born in 1923 and served as the Bears owner since October 31, 1983, following the death of her father, George Halas.
Her legacy encompasses not only her role in the Bears but also her close ties with family and community, reflected in her faith and values.
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