Judith

Judith D Burgen 2019

2019
Exeter, NH Judith D. Burgen, 74, died on July 19, 2019 at the Exeter Hospital. She was born on May 17, 1945 in Brookline, MA, the daughter of the late Samuel and Louise (Helfer) Burgen. A graduate of Brookline High School and formerly of Allston, MA, she has resided in Exeter since 1995. In her youth, she trained as a ballet dancer and made an appearance in the Boston Ballet. She was also formerly active and involved in the “Tenants Movement” in Allston. Judith was a person that was liked by anyone who knew her. An avid reader, she enjoyed cooking and listening to folk and rock music. She is survived by her longtime companion, Robert Gardner of Randolph, MA; her cousins, Janice Booth of Exeter, NH and Margaret Brown of North Hampton, NH. A Graveside Service will be held on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 11 am at the Exeter Cemetery, Linden St., Exeter, NH. Brewitt Funeral Service, 14 Pine St., Exeter, NH is assisting the family. Flowers are acceptable. To plant a tree in memory of Judith Burgen, please visit our Tribute Store.

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Death notice for the town of: Epping, state: New Hampshire

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  1. Judith and I met 40 years ago. We were a couple for the first few years, but even after our breakup we stayed close, and became closer as time went on right up to when she died.
    Among many other things, she was the smartest person I ever met. She had a lot of problems through the years which isolated her from some of the people in her life. But she never stopped being creative for the pure love of making things. She got pleasure from singing, cooking, making collages or even just signing her name with a flourish.
    We shared private jokes and worried about each other constantly. I thought I appreciated her but I truly didn’t have a clue how much I would miss her when she was gone.



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