To those who knew and cared for my Dad, Spencer Daniel Jensen who sadly passed away on August 29, 2025. This page is to honor and remember him and to share with everyone.
We are having a small family gathering at Santa Margarita Lake in a couple weeks. Please let me know if you would like to join us. Crystal 831-419-8582 [email protected]
This brings so much joy to my heart, Cori. You all meant so much to him and he loved you like his own. I've been blessed with two of the most amazing stepfathers, so I understand that bond very well. I am very thankful for you, your sisters and Mom for loving him as much as I did.
Crystal, your dad was so proud of you. He talked about you so much that I ended up looking up to you too. 🤍 I’m praying for you and your whole family. Your dad will be deeply missed.
Spencer, we saw the most real and unfiltered parts of you lol (my softball girls know). 🤍 You are the best stepdad I could have ever asked for. When you came into my life, I had no hope for any men other than my dad. I didn’t trust you, and honestly, I wanted you gone. But over time, you became someone I loved so much—the best stepdad I could have ever asked for. You were always there for my sisters and me. You went to all of my softball games with Toby and Keith. You taught me how to drive, took us camping and fishing, and gave us so many memories I’ll carry forever. I’ll miss laughing with you. I’ll miss camping and fishing with you. I just miss you. I love you, step papa. Love Cori
I remember Spencer as a kind and warm person, always smiling and quick to laugh. I see that same warmth in Crystal and Heather.
My best childhood memories were made with these 5 with me in this photo. Seems like we were always together: summers, holidays, etc.
Welcome to this space dedicated to my dad, Spencer Jensen. It has been a little over 7 months since he passed, and losing him has left a huge hole in my heart. I know many of you feel his absence, too. I've created this page as a place for us to come together and celebrate the man he was and the love he shared. I'd love to see this space filled with the photos and stories that define him. If you have a memory that brings a smile to your face, please share it here. It's a comfort to see how much he was loved by so many. We will be gathering to honor him and share these stories in person on May 16. This will be a fairly small gathering with mostly family and close friends. More details will be shared soon.