Byron "Barney" Jensen

Lois, I am so sorry for your loss. I'll miss seeing the bicycle gang. My sincere condolences to you and your family.

I bought my first piece of Barney’s work (Night Run to Telluride) in Fort Wayne, IN. On a trip to Estes Park, my wife and I called his number on the website and Barney warmly invited us down to his home and we bought a large piece called “The Blues”. Fond memories of both our visit and that his art has given us for nearly 30 years. RIP and thanks for the memories!

We are so sorry to learn of Barney's passing. Barney was such a wonderful man. Art spoke of his often with so much fondness. During our last visit with Barney & Lois, Barney gifted us with one of his beautiful paintings, which we treasure. Our love to your family.

33 years ago, Barney & Lois opened their home to us for our wedding reception. You always knew if Barney & Lois were involved in your event a good time was going to be had by all. And we certainly did have some great times with Barney & Lois. What a team. We will miss you Barney. I hope that those fabulous memories of your life will help sustain you through this grief. We are thinking of you and share in your sorrow.

We just want to let you know you're all in our prayers. I first met Barney at his art gallery , while
my soon to be husband DeWain Stoll was showing his and Barney's beautiful works of art. The gallery on College Ave. was awesome and Barney so kind and talented. That was about 40 years ago.
Then just about 3 years ago Barney was on his bike riding past his old home here in Fairway Estates. We both had a pleasant chat about his life and family. I was so impressed how great he...

I am so saddened to hear of Barney's passing. We lived next door to the Jensens while their boys were growing up. I was the babysitter for them. I recently lost my own husband, and know what grief they are going through. To Lois and the boys and their families, I wish you peace, and love for the coming times. Barney will be missed by many.