ARTHUR EUGENE JENSEN

Arthur Eugene Jensen 03/16/1940 – 04/01/2021 Arthur Eugene Jensen, Sr. (Art) was born in Los Angeles to Elsie Stowell and Jorgan Bernard Jensen. He was the second born of six children, five boys including older brother, David, younger brothers, Jim, Robert, and Phil and younger sister, Louise. Art was raised at his father’s Alta Dena Health Ranch as well as the Hidden Valley Health Ranch in Escondido, CA. He loved riding horses with his brothers and friends at the ranch. After school, Art joined the Navy where he served his country for four years with letters of praise for his dedicated work by his commanding officers. After being in the Navy, he married Ana Ramirez in New Orleans and was the leading insurance salesman for his company. He went to business college and studied accounting and hotel management. Art later became the manager of 60 employees at the Hidden Valley Health Ranch in Escondido, where hundreds of people came from all over the world for healing and rejuvenation. In addition, he worked as an accountant and tax preparer and had a laminating business as well. He and Ana raised five children, Magdalena (Maggie), husband Bruce Miller; Inez, husband Mike Prince; Art Jensen Jr., wife Christy; David Jensen, wife Teresa; and youngest daughter, Katherine Jensen. Later, Art married Ellen Tart-Jensen and took over the ownership of Bernard Jensen International. Together, they worked to supply nutrition and iridology books and products world- wide. They also helped to build and grow the International Iridology Practitioners Association and travelled throughout the world teaching iridology and nutrition. Art oversaw the teaching of classes, marketing, printing, and publications of books by both his father, Bernard and his wife, Ellen. Art dearly loved his family that included eighteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He loved to visit them and have them come to visit him. He was a wonderful example of a loving husband, father, grandfather, uncle, brother, and friend. He was kind to everyone he met. He lived his life with honesty, common sense, character, humor, and hard work. Following a courageous three-year battle with Multiple Myeloma, Art passed away in his sleep with Ellen by his side. He was preceded in death by his parents, first wife, Ana, and siblings, David, Jim, Robert, and Louise. The love Art had for those in his life was immeasurable. Art will be dearly missed by all.

ARTHUR EUGENE JENSEN

March 16, 1940 - April 1, 2021