Judith A. "Judee" Buescher, passed away April 2, 2025, at the Klein Center from Alzheimer’s.&nbsp; Judee was born Sept. 23, 1943, in Powel, Wyoming to Milan Vogel and Tilda Salveson Vogel.

She spent her early life near Powel, and later her family moved to Lee County.

She graduated from Central Lee High School and later graduated from the American Institute of Business.&nbsp; She spent most of her working life at the former General Electric plant in the finance department.&nbsp; It was here that she met Duayne.

Judee loved her dogs.&nbsp; She also planted lots of flowers until she became ill.&nbsp; She also loved camping and including their trip to the Alcan Highway to tour Alaska, and dozens of trips to Wyoming and Montana.&nbsp; She also made trips to England, Germany, and Norway as part of her genealogy research.

She is survived by her husband; daughter Angela; stepchildren Larry and Suellen; brothers Edward and Jerry; and sisters Shirley and Vicki.

Her parents and sister Collean preceded her in death.

Cremation has been accorded per her wishes and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.&nbsp; There will be no services or visitation.&nbsp; Burial will be on the family farm and the Birney Montana Cemetery.

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 </figure>Judith A. "Judee" Buescher, passed away April 2, 2025, at the Klein Center from Alzheimer’s.&nbsp; Judee was born Sept. 23, 1943, in Powel, Wyoming to Milan Vogel and Tilda Salveson Vogel.She spent her early life near Powel, and later her family moved to Lee County.She graduated from Central Lee High School and later graduated from the American Institute of Business.&nbsp; She spent most of her working life at the former General Electric plant in the finance department.&nbsp; It was here that she met Duayne.Judee loved her dogs.&nbsp; She also planted lots of flowers until she became ill.&nbsp; She also loved camping and including their trip to the Alcan Highway to tour Alaska, and dozens of trips to Wyoming and Montana.&nbsp; She also made trips to England, Germany, and Norway as part of her genealogy research.She is survived by her husband; daughter Angela; stepchildren Larry and Suellen; brothers Edward and Jerry; and sisters Shirley and Vicki.Her parents and sister Collean preceded her in death.Cremation has been accorded per her wishes and entrusted to the care of Lunning Chapel.&nbsp; There will be no services or visitation.&nbsp; Burial will be on the family farm and the Birney Montana Cemetery.