| − | Scalia died unexpectedly on Feb 13, 2016, apparently of a heart attack during his sleep; he had hours earlier indicated that he was not feeling well. He was staying at a hunting lodge, the Cibola Creek Ranch in Presidio County, [[Texas]], near the [[Mexico|Mexican]] border on lands once owned by the [[Big Bend National Park|Big Bend]] cattle baron [[Milton Faver]].<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/02/13/inside-cibolo-creek-ranch-the-luxury-resort-where-scalia-died/</ref>John MacCormack, "Faver First Cattle King West of the Pecos: Mysterious rancher lived like nobility in arid W. Texas", ''San Antonio Express-News'', February 4, 2018, p. A8.</ref> | + | Scalia died unexpectedly on Feb 13, 2016, apparently of a heart attack during his sleep; he had hours earlier indicated that he was not feeling well. He was staying at a hunting lodge, the Cibola Creek Ranch in Presidio County, [[Texas]], near the [[Mexico|Mexican]] border on lands once owned by the [[Big Bend National Park|Big Bend]] cattle baron [[Milton Faver]].<ref>https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost/wp/2016/02/13/inside-cibolo-creek-ranch-the-luxury-resort-where-scalia-died/</ref><ref>John MacCormack, "Faver First Cattle King West of the Pecos: Mysterious rancher lived like nobility in arid W. Texas", ''San Antonio Express-News'', February 4, 2018, p. A8.</ref> |