Virginia McCaskey, the principal owner of the Chicago Bears and daughter of founder George Halas, died at the age of 102. Inheriting the team in 1983, she was a rare female figure in a male-dominated sports world, known for her commitment to the franchise. Her passing signifies the conclusion of a significant chapter in NFL history.

Throughout her life, McCaskey maintained a low profile, yet her influence was profound. The Bears, under her ownership, navigated immense changes in the league and culture, proving her capability in a challenging environment. McCaskey’s legacy will continue to resonate, reminding us of the powerful women who shape sports.

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