Brett Jensen

Brett lived in Longmont, Colorado (formerly of Minneapolis, Minnesota). Brett was born February 24, 1958 to Clarence and Barbara Jensen. Brett is survived by a daughter Tia (Tom), two grandsons, Cohen and Tavin from Bennett, son Camern (Natalie), grandson Caden and granddaughter Lilyanna from Lafayette, his father Clarence Jensen from Hygiene, one sister Katherine from Longmont, one brother Daryl (Shelly) from Longmont, Aunt Gayle and Uncle Marty Prins of Mesa, AZ and many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his mother Barbara Jensen. Brett moved to Colorado in July of 1967. He went to school in Boulder and Longmont. While in school, he took auto mechanics courses and also went to truck driving school and received his CDL license. He also drove a truck OTR with his brother Daryl at times. Brett's fondness of camping started when he was small and his parents would take him on weekend camp outs. He had many things that he loved doing. He used to look forward to Sunday Bingo games and taking his children with him, in fact that is the way that they both learned how to count. In Brett's spare time he loved to work on cars and to spend time with his son putting together model trains, he also liked to build model cars. Brett loved to sing karaoke and if be known he probably sang, "Turn the Page" by his favorite artist Bob Seger. He was a great bowler and loved to grab a pool stick and challenge anyone in a game of pool. Brett was a member of the Moose Lodge. Services have already been held.