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January 26, 2024

Sen. John Barrasso's Wife Dies After Cancer Battle

Republican Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming shared the heartbreaking news on Thursday that his wife had succumbed to cancer after a brave battle.

In a statement reported by Max Cohen of Punch Bowl News, Barrasso fondly remembered his late wife, Bobbi, describing her as "courageous" and a "fierce advocate for Wyoming."

Bobbi Barrasso's journey with health challenges included undergoing surgery in 2022 to address an intracranial lesion, as reported by the Hill.

Senator Barrasso reflected on her multifaceted roles, noting her unwavering commitment as a devoted wife and mother. Beyond her family, Bobbi was recognized as a leader and a friend to all who crossed her path.

“After a courageous battle with cancer, Bobbi is now at peace and at home with the Lord. In addition to being a devoted wife and mother, Bobbi was a leader, fierce advocate for Wyoming, and friend to everyone she met," Barrasso said in a statement.

Prior to her recent health struggles, Bobbi demonstrated resilience in her battle against breast cancer.

Her active participation in events such as the Susan G. Kamen Race for the Cure and Kamen Wyoming highlighted her dedication to raising awareness and supporting cancer-related causes.

Bobbi's advocacy extended to the realm of mental health and suicide prevention. She played a pivotal role in founding the group "Congressional Spouses for Suicide Prevention and Education," an initiative aimed at promoting awareness to save lives, as reported by Meridian.

Senator Barrasso expressed not only grief for the loss of his life partner but also deep admiration for her strength and commitment to various causes.

Bobbi's passing leaves a void not just within her family but also in the larger community where she made a lasting impact as a compassionate advocate for Wyoming, a resilient cancer survivor, and a dedicated force in the fight against suicide.

As friends, family, and the community mourn her loss, Bobbi Barrasso's legacy endures through her impactful contributions to cancer awareness, mental health advocacy, and her enduring spirit in the face of life's challenges.

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