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1935 - 2006
 Lawrence W. Jensen age 70 of Greenville died at home Friday April 7, 2006. He was born in Lakeview on November 25, 1935 the son of Alvin and Thelma Hunt Jensen.
Larry ‘s parents, his brother Richard and his sister Madeline Satterlee preceded him in death.
He was a veteran of the US Army, a member of the American Legion Post # 101 in Greenville and the Danish Brotherhood.
He is survived by his daughter, Vicki and Nathan Hunter of Ortonville , his sons, Tim Jensen , Rich and Lori Jensen and Sheb and Nicole Jensen all of Greenville, his grandchildren, Amber , Briana, Richie, Radley, Lexxy, Hillary and Pierce, his nephews, Lonnie and Rick Satterlee of Connecticut, and Dick Jensen and Jim Jensen of Lakeview.
A visitation will be held on Thursday April 13 from 7-9 PM at Hurst Funeral Home, Greenville. A family graveside service with burial will be held on Friday at Trufant Cemetery with Pastor Wayne Otto officiating.
In Lieu of Flowers, the family suggests memorials be given to Hospice |
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There are currently 3 condolences.
Theresa (Saur) Brace
Saturday May 20, 2006 at
11:22 AM
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I worked for Tim and LJ was the driver you could always count on. Never late, always willing to help the greener drivers. LJ always gave me respect, quick to help me with trucking questions. My thoughts are with you Tim.
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Mike Hoffman, MMCS/SS, USN(ret.)
Monday April 10, 2006 at
6:28 PM
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I did not know Mr. Jensen, but I belive I went to school with, and served on-board the Saratoga with Tim. I offer my deepest condolences.
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Chad and Penny Barber, Ryah and Rylie
Sunday April 9, 2006 at
9:14 AM
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Chad and I were lucky to have met and ran potato loads with L.J. He would always pick on our girls when they would go with us in the truck on the weekends. He always kept them on their toes with smart remarks and he even had nicknames for them, one of which was "Bubblebutt". When Chad first drove truck for Tim, he started out in a black cabover Pete and eventually worked his way up to one of the other trucks when one was open. Chad can remember when L.J's truck was the truck he was to take, L.J's truck was truck number 112 and was the ultimate truck. On one of the loads of potatoes he went to swing around the conveyor and ran the end of the conveyor thru the fiberglass airshield on the top of L.J's truck. He thought the world was gona come to an end, he was trusted to run L.J's truck and he broke it. With L.J's good humor, he laughed it off and repaired it. He was even allowed to take L'J's truck after that. Our family have many fond memories of trucking with L.J and will be forever grateful that we had a chance to know him.
Thinking of you.
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