Properly spelled on his birth certificate as "Osvald Frantz Jensen".
The 'Americanized' spelling is Oswald Franz Jensen.
His family called him 'Ossie'.
He was married three times.
Firstly, to Synnove "Sunny" Homberg of Sweden, alleged to be of Scandinavian nobility.
They had four children: Karl, Eva, Christine, and Erik.
Secondly, to Elizabeth "Betty" Waldrep, daughter of South Florida Waldrep Dairy Farm magnate Wiley "Papa" Waldrep.
They had no known children.
Thirdly, to Cynthea Jay Gutierrez, daughter of noted Native American artist and inventor Walter Robert Gutierrez, whose works have been displayed in U.S. government buildings and corporate offices, and the Hollywood Wax Museum, and was a contemporary and friend of famed artist Agripito Labios.
This was also Cynthea's third marriage; she had three sons from her previous marriages, but no children with Ossie.
Ossie died of cancer at home. His wife Cynthea and step-son Jim was with him as he slipped into eternity.
The 'Americanized' spelling is Oswald Franz Jensen.
His family called him 'Ossie'.
He was married three times.
Firstly, to Synnove "Sunny" Homberg of Sweden, alleged to be of Scandinavian nobility.
They had four children: Karl, Eva, Christine, and Erik.
Secondly, to Elizabeth "Betty" Waldrep, daughter of South Florida Waldrep Dairy Farm magnate Wiley "Papa" Waldrep.
They had no known children.
Thirdly, to Cynthea Jay Gutierrez, daughter of noted Native American artist and inventor Walter Robert Gutierrez, whose works have been displayed in U.S. government buildings and corporate offices, and the Hollywood Wax Museum, and was a contemporary and friend of famed artist Agripito Labios.
This was also Cynthea's third marriage; she had three sons from her previous marriages, but no children with Ossie.
Ossie died of cancer at home. His wife Cynthea and step-son Jim was with him as he slipped into eternity.
Properly spelled on his birth certificate as "Osvald Frantz Jensen".
The 'Americanized' spelling is Oswald Franz Jensen.
His family called him 'Ossie'.
He was married three times.
Firstly, to Synnove "Sunny" Homberg of Sweden, alleged to be of Scandinavian nobility.
They had four children: Karl, Eva, Christine, and Erik.
Secondly, to Elizabeth "Betty" Waldrep, daughter of South Florida Waldrep Dairy Farm magnate Wiley "Papa" Waldrep.
They had no known children.
Thirdly, to Cynthea Jay Gutierrez, daughter of noted Native American artist and inventor Walter Robert Gutierrez, whose works have been displayed in U.S. government buildings and corporate offices, and the Hollywood Wax Museum, and was a contemporary and friend of famed artist Agripito Labios.
This was also Cynthea's third marriage; she had three sons from her previous marriages, but no children with Ossie.
Ossie died of cancer at home. His wife Cynthea and step-son Jim was with him as he slipped into eternity.
The 'Americanized' spelling is Oswald Franz Jensen.
His family called him 'Ossie'.
He was married three times.
Firstly, to Synnove "Sunny" Homberg of Sweden, alleged to be of Scandinavian nobility.
They had four children: Karl, Eva, Christine, and Erik.
Secondly, to Elizabeth "Betty" Waldrep, daughter of South Florida Waldrep Dairy Farm magnate Wiley "Papa" Waldrep.
They had no known children.
Thirdly, to Cynthea Jay Gutierrez, daughter of noted Native American artist and inventor Walter Robert Gutierrez, whose works have been displayed in U.S. government buildings and corporate offices, and the Hollywood Wax Museum, and was a contemporary and friend of famed artist Agripito Labios.
This was also Cynthea's third marriage; she had three sons from her previous marriages, but no children with Ossie.
Ossie died of cancer at home. His wife Cynthea and step-son Jim was with him as he slipped into eternity.
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