Pamela & Ivy Jensen Assistance

My name is Melissa Mae and I've been friends with Pam for over twenty years. Our kids grew up together and she is the sister I never had growing up. When she met Jim and fell in love we all knew he was the one for her. He was her person, the man who loved her like no other, the one she adored. Together they brought Ivy James into this world and have been the parents she's needed. Jim was his daughter's best friend, he was her rock, and we all knew that "daddy can fix anything" - according to Ivy.

Tragically, Jim's beautiful life was cut short and God called him home unexpectedly on December 7th. We are all in shock and mourning the loss of such an amazing man. Jim was their main source of income and support around the house.

Over the next couple of months things are going to be difficult and very trying for both of Jim's girls as they adjust to life without him.

If you are able to help them financially it would be much appreciated and assist in alleviating the burden that Pam and Ivy will face in the upcoming months.

Thank you for your time and please feel free to share any words of encouragement you have.

James William Jensen, age 40 of Saint Paul Park, passed away at his home on December 7, 2022 in the arms of his loving wife – Pamela Jensen.

Jim was born in Janesville, Wisconsin to his proud parents – William and Maureen. Jim spent part of his youth in Wisconsin, Rhode Island, upstate New York, and South Carolina before settling in Minnesota. Jim earned his GED after attending Liberty High School in Liberty, New York where he made life-lasting friendships. Jim was an accomplished tradesman in a variety of jobs before sticking with concrete construction. He was employed as a Vault Technician at Wieser Company Doric-Vaults in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota.

Jim was always a doer, was very organized and enjoyed spending time with his wife – Pamela Jensen and their beautiful daughter – Ivy James Jensen and stepdaughter, Tempest. Jim was a proud son, brother, uncle, husband, and father to his family. He loved life, was loved by many, and could hold a conversation with anybody.

James is survived by loving wife, Pamela; daughter, Ivy and stepdaughter, Tempest; his mother, Maureen (Ron) Stabak; his father, William (Cathie) Jensen; brothers, Bryan (Jackie) Jensen and William Jensen; along with many cousins, aunts, uncles, extended family, and friends. Preceded in death by sister-in-law, Jennifer Jensen.

Visitation 9 AM with memorial service beginning at 11 AM, Tuesday, December 13, 2022, Kok Funeral Home, 1201 Portland Avenue, St. Paul Park, MN 55071. Memorials are preferred.