Jensen, Barbara Ann

Barbara “Bobbie” Ann Jensen, formerly of Mount Vernon, Washington, passed away on December 31, 2025, at Woodside Senior Community in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She was surrounded by her husband, Paul Jensen, as she departed peacefully after a life rich with community ties.

Key Takeaways:

  • Born on April 22, 1935, and passed on December 31, 2025
  • Known affectionately as “Bobbie”
  • Former resident of Mount Vernon, Washington
  • Passed away at Woodside Senior Community, Green Bay, Wisconsin
  • Husband Paul Jensen was by her side

Remembering Barbara “Bobbie” Ann Jensen

Barbara “Bobbie” Ann (Harder) Jensen was born on April 22, 1935, and departed this world on December 31, 2025. Her life was a testament to family and community connections, spanning multiple states and countless friendships.

Roots in Mount Vernon, Washington

Barbara spent significant years in Mount Vernon, Washington. Known for her warm spirit and genuine care for those around her, she formed bonds that endured long after she moved away. Friends remember “Bobbie” as a kind and compassionate presence in the community.

A Peaceful Passing in Green Bay

In the later years of her life, Barbara resided at Woodside Senior Community in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She found comfort there among supportive staff and fellow residents. Surrounded by their thoughtful care, she peacefully passed away with her husband, Paul Jensen, at her side.

A Lasting Legacy

Though her final days were spent in Wisconsin, Barbara Jensen’s heart and history remained tied to Mount Vernon. Loved ones recall her ability to create meaningful connections in both places she called home. As those close to her come to terms with her passing, they cherish her memory and reflect on the warmth, devotion, and kindness she brought to all who knew her.

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