Mr. Coydell Eddie Isaac

9 Responses

1. My Condolences to the Family! Mr. Isaac was a great neighbor throughout the years. He and his wife guided my siblings and I throughout our childhood. He will be truly missed.

2. Mr. Isaac provided guidance and leadership to many during his time at Dunbar. Black male educators was a rarity during my high school years. Thanks for a job well done! Rest in power Mr. Isaac!
   -Class of 1982

3. My condolences and prayers to the family and friends of Mr.Isaac..i will always remember how nice he was when we worked for him at the country club..

4. My condolences to the family. Mr. Issac also was a great teacher and neighbor for many years. Take your Rest Mr. Issac. Sincerely Tracey Kirk Adams

5. Prayers and condolences to the Isaac Family. I was “little one”, to both he & Mrs. Isaac. He was always helpful in the community, both as a teacher, and a recruiter for Ridglea CC. Some of the neighborhood kids, and his students got their 1st job thru him. Moving away and returning home from time to time, I’d always think of the Isaac’s as I drove by. Such a stellar family.

6. Prayers of comfort and strength to the family of Mr. Isaac. May God’s loving presence give you perfect peace and restore you and His promise of eternal life sustain you during this time of loss.
   Love you, Herman and Sophia Williams

7. My heartfelt condolences go out to the Issac family. I was blessed enough to work alongside Mr. Issac for many years at Ridglea Country Club. He was a silent giant, and not only taught each of us through his patience and guidance, but through his actions and examples. He led our blessing before every holiday meal ensuring he mentioned all who were ill, who we had lost and especially reminding us to give thanks for our families and each other. Mr. Isaac will live in my heart forever! Mrs. Isaac, thank you for sharing him with all of us for so many years!

8. My condolences to the family. May his memories live on. Mr. Isaac was a great Metal Shop teacher.

9. My sincere condolences to the family of Mr. Issac. A good man educator, teacher, Veteran and brother. One om first training experiences was with this man.