| − | (1) Considered a moderate member of the [[Democratic Party]], Farabee worked to secure passage of more than two hundred bills during his thirteen years in the state Senate, including a revision of the mental health code, particularly important to his first wife, [[Helen Farabee]]. He supported most of the [[liberal]] measures in his party's agenda. | + | (1) Considered a moderate member of the [[Democratic Party]], Farabee worked to secure passage of more than two hundred bills during his thirteen years in the state Senate, including a revision of the mental health code, particularly important to his first wife, [[Helen Farabee]]. He supported most of the [[liberal]] measures in his party's agenda.<br> |
| − | (2) His younger son, David Lee Farabee, was a member of the [[Texas House of Representatives]] from Wichita Falls from 1999 to 2011. | + | (2) His younger son, David Lee Farabee, was a member of the Texas House of Representatives from Wichita Falls from 1999 to 2011. |