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JENSEN, Oscar

JENSEN, Oscar

04/11/1998 - 19/07/2023
Publication: Toowoomba Chronicle
Date Listed: 27/7/2023
Location: Gregory River
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Jensen: Oscar W.

4/11/98-19/7/23

Dearly loved son of Dean, brother of Hamish and Emenie (Proserpine).

Beloved Grandson of Arnold and Gale (Quinalow)

Hero of family and friends everywhere!

Touched the hearts of everyone.

Absolute legend.

Forever fishing.

JENSEN, Oscar

Publication: Toowoomba Chronicle Date Listed: 27/7/2023 Location: Gregory River

Publication: Toowoomba Chronicle

Date Listed: 27/7/2023

Location: Gregory River

Jensen: Oscar W.

4/11/98-19/7/23

Dearly loved son of Dean, brother of Hamish and Emenie (Proserpine).

Beloved Grandson of Arnold and Gale (Quinalow)

Hero of family and friends everywhere!

Touched the hearts of everyone.

Absolute legend.

Forever fishing.

04/11/1998 - 19/07/2023
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