Jensen
Barbara H. Jensen was born on March 24,1932 in Memphis TN to Sylvester Stephen & Mildred (Sekera) Hera, She Attended School in Chicago IL and in Minnapolis, Mn. Barbara also attended the University of Minnesota. She married William Jensen on December 22,1953 in the Fort Snelling Chapel. They lived in Fridley and Oak Grove before moving to Milaca in 1995. Barbara's family and grandchildren were very important to her. She loved hunting dogs, the outdoors and was avid supporter of N.A.V.H.D.A.. She is recoginzed breeder of Wire Haired Pointing Griffons. Barbara is survived by her husband Bill Jensen of Milaca, her daughter Barbara Jensen & husband Tom Crawford of Franklin, ME; her son Will Jensen & wife Sydney of St Paul, Mn; four grandchildren and her brother Dr. James Hera & wife Elaine of Golden Valley, MN. She was preceded in death by her parents and brother S.S, Hera Jr. Services will be held Thursday April 18, 2002, 2pm at Cross of Hope Lutheran Church in Ramsey MN.
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My Aunt Barb was gourment chef, a little of this, a little of that and you had meal fit for a king and the court. At Christmas time, her almond lace cookies were the very best.
She love to knit, spinning her own wool for her knitting needles to create a beautiful afghan or baby blanket, sweater or warm toasty mittens. She was my Godmother and I was Laurie lolli-pop. Favorite memories are Christmas at the farm in Oak Grove, dogs all barking, eating quick snack and going down to feed the horses and then dinner and dessert. I miss you. Love, Laurie
Barbara H. Jensen was born on March 24,1932 in Memphis TN to Sylvester Stephen & Mildred (Sekera) Hera, She Attended School in Chicago IL and in Minnapolis, Mn. Barbara also attended the University of Minnesota. She married William Jensen on December 22,1953 in the Fort Snelling Chapel. They lived in Fridley and Oak Grove before moving to Milaca in 1995. Barbara's family and grandchildren were very important to her. She loved hunting dogs, the outdoors and was avid supporter of N.A.V.H.D.A.. She is recoginzed breeder of Wire Haired Pointing Griffons. Barbara is survived by her husband Bill Jensen of Milaca, her daughter Barbara Jensen & husband Tom Crawford of Franklin, ME; her son Will Jensen & wife Sydney of St Paul, Mn; four grandchildren and her brother Dr. James Hera & wife Elaine of Golden Valley, MN. She was preceded in death by her parents and brother S.S, Hera Jr. Services will be held Thursday April 18, 2002, 2pm at Cross of Hope Lutheran Church in Ramsey MN.
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My Aunt Barb was gourment chef, a little of this, a little of that and you had meal fit for a king and the court. At Christmas time, her almond lace cookies were the very best.
She love to knit, spinning her own wool for her knitting needles to create a beautiful afghan or baby blanket, sweater or warm toasty mittens. She was my Godmother and I was Laurie lolli-pop. Favorite memories are Christmas at the farm in Oak Grove, dogs all barking, eating quick snack and going down to feed the horses and then dinner and dessert. I miss you. Love, Laurie
Jensen
Barbara H. Jensen was born on March 24,1932 in Memphis TN to Sylvester Stephen & Mildred (Sekera) Hera, She Attended School in Chicago IL and in Minnapolis, Mn. Barbara also attended the University of Minnesota. She married William Jensen on December 22,1953 in the Fort Snelling Chapel. They lived in Fridley and Oak Grove before moving to Milaca in 1995. Barbara's family and grandchildren were very important to her. She loved hunting dogs, the outdoors and was avid supporter of N.A.V.H.D.A.. She is recoginzed breeder of Wire Haired Pointing Griffons. Barbara is survived by her husband Bill Jensen of Milaca, her daughter Barbara Jensen & husband Tom Crawford of Franklin, ME; her son Will Jensen & wife Sydney of St Paul, Mn; four grandchildren and her brother Dr. James Hera & wife Elaine of Golden Valley, MN. She was preceded in death by her parents and brother S.S, Hera Jr. Services will be held Thursday April 18, 2002, 2pm at Cross of Hope Lutheran Church in Ramsey MN.
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My Aunt Barb was gourment chef, a little of this, a little of that and you had meal fit for a king and the court. At Christmas time, her almond lace cookies were the very best.
She love to knit, spinning her own wool for her knitting needles to create a beautiful afghan or baby blanket, sweater or warm toasty mittens. She was my Godmother and I was Laurie lolli-pop. Favorite memories are Christmas at the farm in Oak Grove, dogs all barking, eating quick snack and going down to feed the horses and then dinner and dessert. I miss you. Love, Laurie
Barbara H. Jensen was born on March 24,1932 in Memphis TN to Sylvester Stephen & Mildred (Sekera) Hera, She Attended School in Chicago IL and in Minnapolis, Mn. Barbara also attended the University of Minnesota. She married William Jensen on December 22,1953 in the Fort Snelling Chapel. They lived in Fridley and Oak Grove before moving to Milaca in 1995. Barbara's family and grandchildren were very important to her. She loved hunting dogs, the outdoors and was avid supporter of N.A.V.H.D.A.. She is recoginzed breeder of Wire Haired Pointing Griffons. Barbara is survived by her husband Bill Jensen of Milaca, her daughter Barbara Jensen & husband Tom Crawford of Franklin, ME; her son Will Jensen & wife Sydney of St Paul, Mn; four grandchildren and her brother Dr. James Hera & wife Elaine of Golden Valley, MN. She was preceded in death by her parents and brother S.S, Hera Jr. Services will be held Thursday April 18, 2002, 2pm at Cross of Hope Lutheran Church in Ramsey MN.
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My Aunt Barb was gourment chef, a little of this, a little of that and you had meal fit for a king and the court. At Christmas time, her almond lace cookies were the very best.
She love to knit, spinning her own wool for her knitting needles to create a beautiful afghan or baby blanket, sweater or warm toasty mittens. She was my Godmother and I was Laurie lolli-pop. Favorite memories are Christmas at the farm in Oak Grove, dogs all barking, eating quick snack and going down to feed the horses and then dinner and dessert. I miss you. Love, Laurie
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