Changes

==Death and legacy==

==Death and legacy==

Wallop died in Big Horn, Wyoming, at the age of seventy-eight of a long illness He was survived by fourth wife, Isabel Brooke Thomasson Ferguson Wallop and his four children from the first marriage.<ref name=NYTobit/>

Wallop died in Big Horn, Wyoming, at the age of seventy-eight of a lengthy illness. He was survived by fourth wife, Isabel Brooke Thomasson Ferguson Wallop and his four children from the first marriage.<ref name=NYTobit/>

[[Moderate Republican]] Senator [[Alan Simpson]]  recalled his Wyoming colleague as  "a highly "principled politician. I never saw him go back on his word," he said. "It was a joy to debate with him, more fun being on his side I'll tell you that than it was on the other side."<ref name=vacaville>Malcolm Wallop Obituary (2011) - Vacaville, CA - The Reporter (legacy.com), accessed July 26, 2021.</ref>

[[Moderate Republican]] Senator [[Alan Simpson]]  recalled his Wyoming colleague as  "a highly "principled politician. I never saw him go back on his word," he said. "It was a joy to debate with him, more fun being on his side I'll tell you that than it was on the other side."<ref name=vacav>Malcolm Wallop Obituary (2011) - Vacaville, CA - The Reporter (legacy.com), accessed July 26, 2021.</ref>

Former Vice President of the United States [[Dick Cheney]], who earlier held Wyoming's single seat in the U.S. House, said of Wallop: "Malcolm was sort of the spark plug, he was the senior guy, and Al [Simpson] and I were delighted to work with him. My record and Malcolm's record were pretty similar in terms of how we voted on the issues."<ref name=vacaville/>

Former Vice President of the United States [[Dick Cheney]], who earlier held Wyoming's single seat in the U.S. House, said of Wallop: "Malcolm was sort of the spark plug, he was the senior guy, and Al [Simpson] and I were delighted to work with him. My record and Malcolm's record were pretty similar in terms of how we voted on the issues."<ref name=vacaville/>