Ray Combs

1956–1996 (age 40)

game show host

Biography

Ray Combs (1956-1996) brought laughter into homes across America as a game show host and comedian, combining quick wit with a genuine warmth that made every family feel welcome.

His contributions to television are remembered at Greenwood Cemetery, where friends and fans alike honor the joy he shared onstage.

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