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Utah woman works to preserve state's cemetery history, one headstone at a time

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Utah woman works to preserve state's cemetery history, one headstone at a time
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Amy Barry, a Utah Historic Preservation Office manager, restores historic headstones statewide. Her work focuses on century-old stones, often neglected without descendants to care for them. Barry, recognized for her efforts, also educates communities on proper headstone preservation techniques.

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