Red McCombs children: Meet Marsha Mccombs Shields, Lynda McCombs, Connie Mccombs Mcnab

B.J. “Red” McCombs, a San Antonio billionaire who began his career as a car salesman and built a media, oil, and professional sports empire, passed away at home at age 95.

Red McCombs Automotive Group had included 50 vehicle dealerships owned by McCombs, who was born in Spur, Texas, in 1927 and is east of Lubbock. He started Clear Channel Communications with Lowry Mays in 1972 and brought the Spurs to San Antonio in 1973.

Red McCombs children: Meet Marsha Mccombs Shields, Lynda McCombs, Connie Mccombs Mcnab

His children have been identified as Marsha Mccombs Shields, Lynda McCombs, and  Connie Mccombs Mcnab. We do not have much information.

McCombs and Austin Hemphill, a fellow salesperson, relocated to San Antonio in 1958 to start Hemphill-McCombs Ford, the precursor to the Red McCombs Automotive Group.

McCombs held the positions of chairman of the board of trustees of Southwestern University and of the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas in Houston.

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