Maxine Jenson

Just saw this obit when checking in on my brother, Gale Oliver's obituary to see comments from family and friends and saw Maxine's. I was delighted to see pictures of the family and read about her life. She was older than me but her sister, Eileen was one grade ahead of me in school.

Maxine certainly maintained her stylish look and her beautiful smile. I remember when she used to come and visit her parents at the RLDS church in Pisgah, Her mother, Edith, encouraged me and was such a wonderful youth leader. She made a big difference in my life. Maxine was fortunate to have such a great family. And it looks like she has a beautiful one now....such beautiful and handsome children and grandchildren.

I'm sure you will miss her, but count your blessings that she was a part of your life.

Maxine and I used to sit together in the Messiah Choir. I always enjoyed visiting with her. Such a beautiful lady. She always looked so great! I also knew her from her volunteer work at the Temple in Independence. It was so nice to see the video with all the family. She lived a beautiful life and will be missed by so many.

Keith and I just watched the video together. What a beautiful tribute to your mom. We commented on her lovely smile in every picture. Your parents leave behind an amazing family ... a legacy to be proud of. You are a very special family we are so blessed to know.

To Roger,Lana, Lynette and families. It was such a shock to us after getting the news from Val of your Mom's passing. Sher and I always commented on how positive she was about everything, always a giggle, always interested in what was happening, always such a treat to visit with. I will always hear her voice saying Oh Rollie She will be missed. Love you guys!!

Dear Roger,Lynnette, Lana and families,

It is with a heavy heart that I write this today with the passing of your dear sweet mother. She was a very kind gentle loving lady and will be remembered always with love.
Our prayers and our thoughts are with as you journey through this difficult time.

Love to all your cousin,

Lynne Gulash

Aunt Maxine was always smiling when we saw her and Uncle Rollie. It was such a treat for us to find them at World Conference when we were growing up. Thinking of you all during this difficult time.

She shared a smile with the world.

Thinking of all of you

The nicest place to be is in someone's thoughts.
The safest place to be is in someone's prayers.
The BEST place to be is in God's hands.

These words have provided me comfort in the past. Your family is in my prayers!