Jefferson Tae Isaac, Jr.

MR. ISAAC, one of my elementary teacher I was always getting updates of how or what he was doing after I moved to Augusta. He never gave up on any of the student that attended Alcolu Elementary School. He taught me a lot never giving up on your dreams. I wanted to be on the be on the basketball team I tried out but was cut during the try outs. So he pulled me to the side and said you may not be on the court with a ball but you will be on the court as a cheerleader. I began to cry because he didn't give up on me. From that day on when a challenge was put in front of me I pu my all into whatever it was. THANK GOD FOR THE SEASONS THAT MR. ISAAC WAS PART OF MY LIFE. That God for sending him Mozette. She was his wife and best friend.

Coach Isaac was the epitome of a master teacher and Kingdom servant. He inspired, influenced and impacted the lives of so many young people not just by what he said, but by how he lived. When he was at Alcolu Elementary, you didn't have to be in one of his classes for him to know who you were. He genuinely cared about all of us. He will forever be remembered for his gentle spirit and strong presence. God called and Coach answered. He is now in the Master's presence. May the glorious presence of Jesus Christ comfort his family always. Pastor Delbert H. Singleton, Jr.& Lady Deirdra Singleton

Niki, my prayers and sincere condolences to you and your family during this difficult time. Martha Segars and Family

To my family even though we couldn't make it down you are in our every prayer and thoughts we love you all we pray your strength in the word of God.

Love Ann And the Baltimore crew.

I'm sorry for your lost and I will keep the family in prayer. Janice BosierScott

Mozetta, Children and family, Mr. Isaac was always a kind, quiet man of God. The loss of a spouse and father is difficult and he will be missed and thought about everyday but you have great memories. Remember God is always with you and now your love one is at home with God. You all have my deepest sympathy and heartfelt prayers at this most difficult time. Rachel C. Chandler

Our deepest sympathy Kathleen and Jonathan Harrison 🙏

My condolences to the family RIP Love Glenda Covington

A kind and gentle man are the memories that are carried of Mr. Jeff. From childhood into adulthood. He coached church league softball and was involved with many youth activities and leadership within the church. A strong presence within the community. He will be missed. Prayers and love to the family. Bruce Hampton Gail Hampton

I want to convey my condolences to the family. Mr. Isaac was an amazing teacher at Scotts Branch High School as well as an awesome track coach. He made certain that our class went to Disney World. What an amazing person!

Brenda Carter Council

Uncle Jeff, you are going to be greatly missed. You've gained your wings and you're now flying high with the Angels. I've done so many "firsts" with you, i.e. worked the farm, picked tomatoes, cucumbers and squash and you taught me how to drive a tractor! You get your well deserved rest and we've got Auntie Zee, Drell, Nikki, Nita, Manning, Patrick and Tia, the grands and great-grands. We miss and love you, but God needed you in His army, so march on soldier, march on.

Huline & Lee Goodman, Sorry for the loss of your love one. Please accept our sincere sympathy and prayers.

Mr. Isaac was a gentle giant who touched the lives of so many people. He was a father and mentor to many of his Alcolu girls. My deepest condolences to his family. May wonderful memories of a life well lived bring you comfort and peace. You have earned your wings, Mr. Isaac.

Linda Nelson-White Fayetteville, North Carolina

Praying for the family during this time. Pastor Marshall Ivey,DBS

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.