Judy Barnes

Pamela Walton has been with Judy Barnes, Agency for 12 1/2 years. She enjoys the people she works with and she loves her job. She is licensed in Property & Casualty, Life & Health. She has 3 wonderful children and 4 amazing grandchildren. They are all in the Lincoln and Omaha area. She goes in that direction every chance she gets to visit them. She loves Nebraska football, even when they don't have a winning season. She also enjoys kayaking, camping, and boating. She wishes the lakes didn't freeze over in October. Pam says "Nebraska is the Good Life".

Ronda has been with Judy Barnes, Agency since 2013. She understands the hustle & bustle of everyday life, having been married to her high school sweetheart, Joseph, since 1995, and only recently has she had a chance to slow down. Her two daughters, Kayli and Allyson, have made Ronda an empty nester this past year. While Ronda may not be driving her kids to various school activities anymore, she's still kept on her toes by her three dogs, Sampson the Basset, Chowder the Shih Tzu, and Max the Papillion. They are spoiled rotten, and they make sure everyone knows it.

Jessica has been with Judy Barnes, Agency since January 2020. Being part of the team has been a great experience! Jessica was born and raised in Hastings, Nebraska. Her parents, Russ & Kelly have always taught her and her brother, Tyson to work hard and have fun while doing it. Her significant other, Mike, have two daughters who are active in school with various sports and clubs. The girls are either going to or from practices, or watching them show the world their passion. When Jessica has a spare moment she likes to just be outside and enjoy the beauty of her surroundings. Jessica graduated from Hastings High School in 2005 and attended Central Community College for a few years. She has always worked with people from retail stores, school administration assistant to CNA/MA in a nursing home. "Being able to communicate with people is one of the greatest things anybody can do, because the world would be boring if people couldn't use words."