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| spouse= (1) [[Helen Farabee]] (died 1988)
| spouse= (1) [[Helen Farabee]] (died 1988)
(2) Mary Margaret Albright Farabee (married 1991-2014, his death)
(2) Mary Margaret Albright Farabee (married 1991-2014, his death)
| children=Steven R. Farabee<br>
| children=Steven R. Farabee
[[David Farabee]]
[[David Farabee]]
|alma_mater=(1) Wichita Falls High School
| alma_mater=(1) Wichita Falls High School
(2) [[University of Texas]] at Austin<br>
(2) [[University of Texas]] at Austin<br>
(3) UT Law School
(3) UT Law School
|footnotes='''Notes'''
| footnotes='''Notes'''
* 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>
* 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>
* His younger son, [[David Farabee]], is a former member of the Texas House of Representatives from Wichita Falls from 1999 to 2011.
* His younger son, [[David Farabee]], is a former member of the Texas House of Representatives from Wichita Falls, with service from 1999 to 2011.
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