marrow transplant, he returned to Little Rock, where he died eight days later at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. On July 19, his body lay in state in the rotunda of the Arkansas State Capitol, and the next day, a memorial service was held at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church, of which Rockefeller was a member. At the time of his death, he was survived by his mother, wife, children, and one granddaughter. That fall in November, then-Attorney General Mike Beebe, the Democrat who won the race for Governor of Arkansas by defeating Hutchinson, gave tribute to the later Rockefeller saying, "Had he lived, we all know I would not have been here but rather we would have been congratulating a good friend and a great Arkansan as the next Governor, Win Paul Rockefeller." See also Rockefeller family Winthrop Rockefeller References External links "Arkansas Lt. Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller Dies at 57", New York Times, July 17, 2006 "Lt. Gov. Win Rockefeller Dies Peacefully", Todaysthv.com July 17, 2006. 1948 births 2006 deaths Politicians from New York City People from Morrilton, Arkansas Lieutenant Governors of Arkansas Rockefeller family Arkansas Republican state chairmen Arkansas Republicans American energy industry businesspeople Farmers from Arkansas Ranchers from Arkansas Businesspeople from Arkansas Alumni of Institut Le Rosey Texas Christian University alumni Deaths from cancer in Arkansas Deaths from leukemia American people of Lithuanian descent