Bobbie Anne Huylar

Bobbie Anne Lee Huylar was born on July 19, 1946, in Washington, D.C., to Edward Robert Lee and Gladys Bedell Wadsworth.  

She had three siblings: Robert Lee, Charles Lee, and Pat Mistretta, who are all still living.  Bobbie had fond memories of vacationing at the family cabin on Cobb Island in Maryland.  She remembers catching frogs and snakes and fishing.  

Bobbie graduated from Surrattsville Senior High School in Maryland on June 8, 1964.  During high school, she worked at the Clinton dry cleaner's, where she met her future husband, Kenneth Allan Huylar.  He was serving in the United States Navy.  

After graduation on June 20th, 1964, they were married at the Clinton, Maryland, Courthouse. After a short time in Maryland, Kenneth left service, and Bobbie and Ken returned to his home state of California.  They lived in Recida, California; Canoga Park, California; Westlake Village, California; and Thousand Oaks, California. 

They were blessed with two children, Robert Lee Huylar and Leanne Huylar Bland.  After 20 years of marriage, Bobbie and Ken Divorced.  In the years that followed, Bobbie went back to school and pursued a career in cosmology.  After her son, Robert, joined the Air Force and was stationed at F.E. Warren AFB, Bobbie moved to Cheyenne to be with him and his family.  

She worked for her beloved Hitching Post, where she was a staple at the front desk and was the front desk manager.  She especially loved legislative season and made friends with many of the legislators who came year after year. 

 After 20 years of being divorced from Kenneth, they reconnected; he came to Cheyenne, and they became a couple again but never remarried.  He was her faithful companion for life. 

Bobbie fell in love with the cabin owned by her daughter-in-law's family in Red Feather Lakes, Colorado.  She spent many days fishing and on the lake as it reminded her of her beloved Cobb Island. 

Bobbie had seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren when she passed.  At the end of her life, she was surrounded and cared for in-home hospice by her son Robert Lee Huylar and her daughter-in-law Lynn Storey-Huylar, as it was her wish to die at home.  

Bobbie is survived by her companion and ex-husband, Kenneth Allan Huylar; son, Robert Lee Huylar, and wife, Lynn Storey-Huylar; and daughter, Leanne Bland, and her husband, Leland Bland. She was grandmother to Brad, Megan, Ryan, Katie, Valerie, Steven Lee, and Dillon.  She had three great-grandchildren as well.    

She will be missed by all.