Hey, I shed a tear.  thanks for letting him spend his time with us!  

More prayers being said.

May Lee's arrows fly true in the happy hunting grounds and may the Jensen family find peace.

Thanks for posting the pics Terry.  Lee looks like the kinda fella you'd like to share a campfire with.  I'm sure he left behind some great memories.

Thank You, Mrs. Jensen, for sharing your husband with us.

May his life be remembered, more than our loss.

This family is always here for you; to sit by your side,to talk, or just listen.

Godspeed,Lee.

Here's a hail and a hearty farewell....remember him as he is in the photos Mrs. Jensen...prayers for blessings on you and your family from Georgia, M'am.

Always knew from the very first time I signed on here that this was a special place. Prayers and condolences to the Jensen family.

Prayers of peace and comfort...He will be missed indeed...Shalom, BLM

Prayers to you and your family ...

   

I never met Lee, never spoke with him, and don't know what his handle is on this board. I like him though, as I can see how he feels about horses, old ways and the land by seeing those wonderful photos. The man has eagles in his eyes, and I am sure that God revels in meeting a spirit such as must have lived in Lee's breast.

I hope that he did get some chuckles out of whatever subjects we may have shared in passing here. My heart goes out to you, Ms. Jenson, for your loss. I pray that you sustain yourself well, with the strength that God has provided you, and with the knowledge that Lee's true heart is waiting, as yours is, for a reunion in God's own time.

Bless you and Godspeed.
Killdeer

My condolences and thoughts for the family.

Those are awesome pictures! I really think that top one is powerful. It embodies life in every aspect. Beauty, obstacles, the path our lives take, the solitude of the outdoors. Just beautiful!

My condolences to the Jensen family

Thanks for starting this thread Terry.  I have been here visiting TG only a short time, but it doesn't take long to see what a special place this is, filled with special people.  May God bless everyone here, and special prayers for the Jensen family.

prayers sent to his family----

I sold Lee a bow a few months ago.  He wasn't satisfied to just email or PM, he called several times and we chatted about the bow and things in general.  He mentioned that he was being treated for cancer, something we share.  A fine man and one I wish I could have met in person.  Rest well, Lee.

John

Happy trails Lee, and Godspeed on your journey....
Mrs. Jensen, it is obvious from the pictures, and from the love the words in your letter express that Lee was a blessed and happy man.  My condolences to you and your family.

This site is truly the place for meeting the kindest, good hearted folks that the Good Lord created. My prayers go out to Rainey Jensen and her family.
Beautiful pictures, even though my computer screen makes em blurry.  

Thank you Mrs. Jensen for sharing Lee with us.. I'm sure my wife will echo your thoughts at my passing.  We have lost a brother whether we knew him or not.  My thanks also to Terry and all the moderators that make it possible for us to be here and share each other's joys as well as the heartaches.  My prayers are with you and your family.  As Killdeer said it so well,
"The man has eagles in his eyes".  I would add wisdom,kindness, and love also.  God Bless and comfort you. Thank you for reminding us all how much this place means to each and every one of us.
Pine nut

BTW, his handle on here was Hardrock.  He didn't post much.  He did tell me that he was once the Idaho longbow champ.

John

QuoteOriginally posted by Killdeer:
I never met Lee, never spoke with him, and don't know what his handle is on this board. I like him though, as I can see how he feels about horses, old ways and the land by seeing those wonderful photos. The man has eagles in his eyes, and I am sure that God revels in meeting a spirit such as must have lived in Lee's breast.

I hope that he did get some chuckles out of whatever subjects we may have shared in passing here. My heart goes out to you, Ms. Jenson, for your loss. I pray that you sustain yourself well, with the strength that God has provided you, and with the knowledge that Lee's true heart is waiting, as yours is, for a reunion in God's own time.

Bless you and Godspeed.
Killdeer