Lynda Lea Ekman Jensen held the hand of her husband and soulmate, Todd Jensen, as she passed away on the night of October 12, 2021. Lynda bravely persevered in her fight against multiple sclerosis for over twenty years, ultimately passing from COVID-19 pneumonia and related complications. She was 57 years young. She is survived by her husband, Todd; her eldest daughter and son-in-law, Ashlee and Alfie Estrada; her middle daughter Chelsee Jensen; her youngest daughter and son-in-law, Brittney and Jake Vanhuysen; her four grandchildren, Alivia Estrada, Adalynn Estrada, Adrianne Vanhuysen, and Aidden Vanhuysen; her mom Shirley and stepdad Reed; her siblings, Mike and Shelley, Lynn and Paige, Don and Pat, Jerry and Pam, Kirk, Donna, Kyle and Rhonda; and a loving extended family, including several nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her father Lee Dale Ekman and her brother Brett Ekman.
Lynda fiercely loved her family. She was a devoted wife to Todd and happily sealed to him in the LDS Idaho Falls Temple. She was his "bug-a-boo." She was also a proud mom of three daughters. She loved to share their successes with the world. Most recently, she cherished her title of "Grammy," spoiling her grandchildren with homemade treasures. She enjoyed sharing her talents with them, including crafting, sewing, and painting.
Lynda was a remarkable person who radiated positivity even on her hardest of days. She was known for saying, "Every day is a good day." Lynda exemplified strength and courage in her decades long battle with multiple sclerosis. Despite her own struggles, Lynda showed empathy and compassion for others. Among other admirable characteristics, she will be remembered for her kindness, her steadfast faith, and her beautiful smile.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE
Saturday
October 16, 2021
12:00 PM
Afton Cemetery
Lynda fiercely loved her family. She was a devoted wife to Todd and happily sealed to him in the LDS Idaho Falls Temple. She was his "bug-a-boo." She was also a proud mom of three daughters. She loved to share their successes with the world. Most recently, she cherished her title of "Grammy," spoiling her grandchildren with homemade treasures. She enjoyed sharing her talents with them, including crafting, sewing, and painting.
Lynda was a remarkable person who radiated positivity even on her hardest of days. She was known for saying, "Every day is a good day." Lynda exemplified strength and courage in her decades long battle with multiple sclerosis. Despite her own struggles, Lynda showed empathy and compassion for others. Among other admirable characteristics, she will be remembered for her kindness, her steadfast faith, and her beautiful smile.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE
Saturday
October 16, 2021
12:00 PM
Afton Cemetery
Lynda Lea Ekman Jensen held the hand of her husband and soulmate, Todd Jensen, as she passed away on the night of October 12, 2021. Lynda bravely persevered in her fight against multiple sclerosis for over twenty years, ultimately passing from COVID-19 pneumonia and related complications. She was 57 years young. She is survived by her husband, Todd; her eldest daughter and son-in-law, Ashlee and Alfie Estrada; her middle daughter Chelsee Jensen; her youngest daughter and son-in-law, Brittney and Jake Vanhuysen; her four grandchildren, Alivia Estrada, Adalynn Estrada, Adrianne Vanhuysen, and Aidden Vanhuysen; her mom Shirley and stepdad Reed; her siblings, Mike and Shelley, Lynn and Paige, Don and Pat, Jerry and Pam, Kirk, Donna, Kyle and Rhonda; and a loving extended family, including several nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her father Lee Dale Ekman and her brother Brett Ekman.
Lynda fiercely loved her family. She was a devoted wife to Todd and happily sealed to him in the LDS Idaho Falls Temple. She was his "bug-a-boo." She was also a proud mom of three daughters. She loved to share their successes with the world. Most recently, she cherished her title of "Grammy," spoiling her grandchildren with homemade treasures. She enjoyed sharing her talents with them, including crafting, sewing, and painting.
Lynda was a remarkable person who radiated positivity even on her hardest of days. She was known for saying, "Every day is a good day." Lynda exemplified strength and courage in her decades long battle with multiple sclerosis. Despite her own struggles, Lynda showed empathy and compassion for others. Among other admirable characteristics, she will be remembered for her kindness, her steadfast faith, and her beautiful smile.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE
Saturday
October 16, 2021
12:00 PM
Afton Cemetery
Lynda fiercely loved her family. She was a devoted wife to Todd and happily sealed to him in the LDS Idaho Falls Temple. She was his "bug-a-boo." She was also a proud mom of three daughters. She loved to share their successes with the world. Most recently, she cherished her title of "Grammy," spoiling her grandchildren with homemade treasures. She enjoyed sharing her talents with them, including crafting, sewing, and painting.
Lynda was a remarkable person who radiated positivity even on her hardest of days. She was known for saying, "Every day is a good day." Lynda exemplified strength and courage in her decades long battle with multiple sclerosis. Despite her own struggles, Lynda showed empathy and compassion for others. Among other admirable characteristics, she will be remembered for her kindness, her steadfast faith, and her beautiful smile.
GRAVESIDE SERVICE
Saturday
October 16, 2021
12:00 PM
Afton Cemetery
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