lawrence "leroy" jensen
It is with a heavy heart that I share the passing of our dear friend and Brother LEROY (Lawrence Jensen).
Leroy answered his final call earlier this morning (July 1, 2026), leaving behind a Legacy of Honor, Service, and unwavering Brotherhood.
He proudly served our nation as a United States Marine and later dedicated his career protecting his community as a Deputy Sheriff with the Dane County Sheriff's Office in Madison, Wisconsin.
In May of 2009, Leroy became one of the Original Members of our Blue Knights Brownsville TEXAS XLII LEMC, when our chapter was first chartered. Since that day, he remained a loyal, dedicated, and active member, always embodying the values of Faith, Family, and Brotherhood. His Kindness, Wisdom, Sense of Humor, and Steadfast Friendship touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.
While our hearts are saddened by his passing, we find comfort in knowing that our Brother has made his final Ride and has been transferred to Heaven I, where he will Forever Ride with Our Fallen Brothers and Sisters.
LEROY, Thank You for your Service, your Friendship, and the countless Memories. You will Never Be Forgotten!!
Rest easy, Brother! We'll take it from here. Until we ride together again. My Deepest Condolences and Prayers go out to his Son Steve Jensen and the entire Family!!
Ride with Pride! Semper Fidelis.
ROBERT "GHOST" MORA
Robert T. Mora, 62, of Port Isabel, TX passed away on Friday, April 19, 2024, at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen, TX surrounded by his loving family.
He was a lifetime resident of Port Isabel and life member of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church in Port Isabel. He was a deputy Police Officer for the Constable Office in Port Isabel, Police Officer for the Los Fresnos Police Department. He was a Truck Driver in the 1990’s and a member of Blue Knights International Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Texas XLII. Our brother Ghost is now a Blue Knight member of Heaven I. Rest in Peace Brother.
"Gone but Never Forgotten"
Our Brother Jose Luis Hernandez Jr., Road Name, "Deputy Dog", started as a young cadet in law enforcement graduating from the Police Academy. He left Texas and did some work for the FBI in Arizona.
He later moved back to the Rio Grande Valley, where he continued his career in Law Enforcement. He worked for Cameron County Parks Police in South Padre Island, Texas and later got hired as Cameron County Deputy Constable where he became a Criminal Investigator.
Deputy Dog enjoyed the sport of Motorcycling and in 2013, he joined our Blue Knights Texas XLII. Sadly, on July 11, 2015, he passed away and transferred to Blue Knights® Heaven I Chapter. A Chapter where all our brothers & sisters go to Ride with Pride for eternal life. Our brother Deputy Dog will be forever be missed, but never forgotten! May he Rest In Peace!!
Heaven 1 BK Texas 42 Emergency Fund is a non-profit organization charity to assist any Law Enforcement Officer or Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Families affected by a line of Duty Death or Any Injury. Charity Funds will assist families any expenses or medical bills. 100% of the charity funds collected will go to assist anyone in need.
Any amount donated is greatly appreciated.