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| death_place=[[Cheyenne]], [[Wyoming]]
| death_place=[[Cheyenne]], [[Wyoming]]
| religion= [[Christian]]
| religion= [[Christian]]
| alma_mater=Grace University
| occupation= [[Real estate]] agent; [[business]]man
| occupation= [[Real estate]] agent; [[business]]man
| spouse= Second wife, Kelly J. Shippy (married 1997-2007, his death)
| spouse= Second wife, Kelly J. Shippy (married 1997-2007, his death)
(3) Madison Shippy
(3) Madison Shippy
}}
}}
'''Larry Deleo Shippy''' (June 4, 1946 – June 8, 2007) was a [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the [[Wyoming]] House of Representatives, having filled the District 8 seat in Laramie County, which includes part of [[Cheyenne]], from 1993 to1996. Shippy was known for his efforts to expand the privatizing of government services. He also headed the Indian Committee during the [[centennial]] year of the popular Cheyenne Frontier Days][[rodeo]] from 1994 to 1996.
'''Larry Deleo Shippy''' (June 4, 1946 – June 8, 2007) was a [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the [[Wyoming]] House of Representatives, having filled the District 8 seat in Laramie County, which includes part of [[Cheyenne]], from 1993 to1996. Shippy was known for his efforts to expand the privatizing of government services. He also headed the Indian Committee during the [[centennial]] year of the popular Cheyenne Frontier Days [[rodeo]] from 1994 to 1996.
Shippy was born to Orris D. and Ruby M. Shippy in Burke in [[rural]] Gregory County in southern [[South Dakota]]. He obtained a bachelor's degree in education from Grace University (then Grace College of the [[Bible]]) in [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]]. Grace University is [[nondenominational]] but of [[Mennonite]] heritage. Shippy moved to Cheyenne in 1969. He was a [[real estate]] agent for Grubb & Ellis, having previously owned and operated Burke Moving and Storage for twenty years.
Shippy was born to Orris D. and Ruby M. Shippy in Burke in [[rural]] Gregory County in southern [[South Dakota]]. He obtained a bachelor's degree in education from Grace University (then Grace College of the [[Bible]]) in [[Omaha]], [[Nebraska]]. Grace University is [[nondenominational]] but of [[Mennonite]] heritage. Shippy moved to Cheyenne in 1969. He was a [[real estate]] agent for Grubb & Ellis, having previously owned and operated Burke Moving and Storage for twenty years.