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The passing of Judy Confer, long-time executive director of the River of Time Museum, is very sad. Judy was so likeable and vivacious and worked with endless energy and enthusiasm. Her friendliness and thoughtfulness too were endless.

Judy was one of those rare individuals who, like a shooting star, blaze brilliantly, beautifully, but all too briefly, through our lives. She will always be remembered.

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Shooting Starr

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Carolina Butler

The passing of Judy Confer, long-time executive director of the River of Time Museum, is very sad. Judy was so likeable and vivacious and worked with endless energy and enthusiasm. Her friendliness and thoughtfulness too were endless.

Judy was one of those rare individuals who, like a shooting star, blaze brilliantly, beautifully, but all too briefly, through our lives. She will always be remembered.

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