Comments on: Ray Combs

By: BJ. Pappy

BJ. Pappy — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 16:32:00 +0000

Survey say’s Ray is not in hell he is in heaven, and how would you know Jimmy your not God. How cruel to say something like that! To the children of Ray Combs I give my condolences. He loved you all very much and talked about you often on the Fued. You were Awesome Ray and I still watch you on the cable reruns…Rest In Peace Ray your smile will always be remembered in my heart…

By: Jimmy

Jimmy — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 22:30:54 +0000

R.I.P I know he’s going to hell for his sin but aw well.

By: lawrence grffin

lawrence grffin — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 07:03:50 +0000

I remember Ray from “Overboard”. and watch the movie at least once a year. I will always remember Ray’s story. I felt I could relate with him. I just wish he could have found his way out of the storm. RIP

By: J.B. SWANSON

J.B. SWANSON — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 06:50:03 +0000

one hundred people surveyed top five answers on the board.
name something you do when you are depressed.
1. hang your self
2. throw your feces at the orderly
3. sleep all day snd weep all night
4. fart the tune we shall over come
5. pee on richard dawsons picture
this was rays suicide note as taken from up yours honkey magazine. ray was my idol and inspired me to dedicate my life to usless surveys. good by my little scallion nuts, bye bye

By: Thomas Combs Jr.

Thomas Combs Jr. — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 05:41:24 +0000

As a child and teenager, this was my favorite game show and I have very fond memories watching it with my family. When I look back now and imagine a child or teen taking time for a show like this, well it just seems a little odd. It was because of Ray, the man had personality and character in abundance, I don’t see anyone ever filling his shoes as the host. It’s like Bob Barker, the man was just the right man for the show and will always be the first thing to mind when the show is mentioned. It is hard for me to imagine a man with such great qualities so down and out on life, he brought me and my family great times as I am sure he did so many others. I am also of the belief that the psychiatric ward needs to be held accountable. I work in a lock down psychiatric facility and could never imagine this happening in ours. When a person is this down and out, when they are seeing death as the only option, in this field we are taught to look for so many signs, and no matter what, there is always something about the person that says “please help me, please watch over me”. It is more than sad and a misfortune for so many that this was missed in Ray as I would think he’d been a clear read on this issue. May he always be remembered for his great personality and as the outstanding host of Family Feud.

By: Susan Pichot

Susan Pichot — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 22:55:10 +0000

RIP Ray. YOu were very funny, my favorite host. Depression should be a more widely considered disease. Thank you for bringing light to this subject.

By: teisha

teisha — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:39:35 +0000

r.i.p

By: John W Landry

John W Landry — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 05:55:21 +0000

It took me a little while to picture Family Feud without Richard Dawson but Ray Combs eventually grew on me.He was hilarious.What a sad ending but he cemented a legacy of his own.RIP forever

By: Tereka Smith

Tereka Smith — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 03:03:20 +0000

Poor thing! I know it is not fair to remember him because of his last act. But it saddens me everytime when I read how hopeless these poor people felt in their last moments it seems so cruel. Shame on the facility he was in he should of obviously been taken better care of. I hope his family sued them for neglecting to protect an obvious unbalanced person from harm. It will forever be an injustise if they are not held accountable!!!!

By: Taling Delaney

Taling Delaney — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:47:41 +0000

I adored him. He always had me cracking up! To me, he was the BEST host for Family Feud ever! That’s too bad. You can NEVER judge a book by its cover.