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| occupation=Rancher; [[Business]]man
| occupation=Rancher; [[Business]]man
| spouse= Margaret L. "Peggy" Otis Hellbaum (married 1950–2002, her death)
| spouse= Margaret L. "Peggy" Otis Hellbaum (married 1950–2002, her death)
| children= Rebecca H. "Becky" Hartmeister<br>
| children= Rebecca H. "Becky" Hartmeister
Holly H. Johnston<br>
Holly H. Johnston<br>
Robert L. "Rob" Hellbaum<br>
Robert L. "Rob" Hellbaum<br>
On September 17, 1950, Hellbaum married the former Margaret L. "Peggy" Otis (November 30, 1927 – May 10, 2002). Hellbaum died in the Platte County Memorial Hospital in Wheatland. He was survived by two daughters, Rebecca H. "Becky" Hartmeister of [[Lubbock]], [[Texas]], and Holly Johnston (born 1955) of Wheatland; two sons, Robert L. "Rob" Hellbaum (born 1958) of Chugwater and Bruce A. Hellbaum (born 1960) and wife Catherine of Wheatland, and six grandchildren. Hellbaum and his wife are interred at Chugwater Cemetery in Chugwater.
On September 17, 1950, Hellbaum married the former Margaret L. "Peggy" Otis (November 30, 1927 – May 10, 2002). Hellbaum died in the Platte County Memorial Hospital in Wheatland. He was survived by two daughters, Rebecca H. "Becky" Hartmeister of [[Lubbock]], [[Texas]], and Holly Johnston (born 1955) of Wheatland; two sons, Robert L. "Rob" Hellbaum (born 1958) of Chugwater and Bruce A. Hellbaum (born 1960) and wife Catherine of Wheatland, and six grandchildren. Hellbaum and his wife are interred at Chugwater Cemetery in Chugwater.
After Hellbaum's death, three other former Cheyenne-area lawmakers died within three months of one another: Republicans [[Joseph Selby]] on April 20 and [[Larry Shippy]] on June 8, and Democratic Representative [[Edwin Whitehead]] on May 20, 2007.
After Hellbaum's death, three other former Cheyenne-area lawmakers died within three months of one another: Republicans [[Joseph Selby]] on April 20 and [[Larry Shippy]] on June 8, and Democratic Representative Edwin H. "Ed" Whitehead (1925-2007) on May 20.
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