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It may have been another summer of free love, but it turned into a lasting love for these two. Fifty years ago in August, Judy and Jerry Griffin met while on the way to Woodstock, the legendary 1969 music festival in New York. Up until now, they had no proof of their serendipitous meeting. Now they do!
Jerry said he’d known his future wife less than 48 hours when the photo was snapped. But the spark was already strong. As Judy said, “By the time we got out of the car and set up camp, we were into each other.” Read the rest of their sweet story here.
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