Obituary for Aaron Robert Isaacson
Aaron Robert Isaacson Born
June 4, 1989, to June 29, 2021
Aaron was born on June 4, 1989, in Minot, North Dakota to Perry Q. Isaacson and Shelly B. Isaacson Harris. Aaron Robert Isaacson, age 32, passed away unexpectedly in a motor vehicle accident in South Bend, Indiana on June 29, 2021.
He grew up in Minot, North Dakota; Las Vegas, Nevada, and Oak Harbor Washington where he attended Oak Harbor High School. While there, he participated in Wrestling and enjoyed playing video games in his free time.
After high school, he held a variety of jobs including in the restaurant business, in a hobby store and in window glass manufacturing. He met his wife, Alicia, and had two children whom he adored. Aaron and Alicia later divorced, but he remained a devoted father.
Aaron is survived by several family members including his son Kale and daughter Abigail, both residing with their maternal grandparents in Montana, brother Kyle Isaacson of La Habra, California, sister Katie Isaacson Walter of Oak Harbor, stepbrother Dyllan Harris of Renton, father Perry Q. Isaacson and his wife Georgia Heisterkamp of Port Angeles, mother Shelly B. Harris and her husband Shawn Harris of Oak Harbor, and grandparents Betty Isaacson of Burlington, Linda Burton of Seattle and Bill Burton of Anchorage, Alaska as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, a niece, nephews and other extended family members and friends. He was predeceased by his grandfather Gerald D. Isaacson.
A private family memorial service will be held. A Celebration of Life for Aaron is being planned for September in Oak Harbor.
June 4, 1989, to June 29, 2021
Aaron was born on June 4, 1989, in Minot, North Dakota to Perry Q. Isaacson and Shelly B. Isaacson Harris. Aaron Robert Isaacson, age 32, passed away unexpectedly in a motor vehicle accident in South Bend, Indiana on June 29, 2021.
He grew up in Minot, North Dakota; Las Vegas, Nevada, and Oak Harbor Washington where he attended Oak Harbor High School. While there, he participated in Wrestling and enjoyed playing video games in his free time.
After high school, he held a variety of jobs including in the restaurant business, in a hobby store and in window glass manufacturing. He met his wife, Alicia, and had two children whom he adored. Aaron and Alicia later divorced, but he remained a devoted father.
Aaron is survived by several family members including his son Kale and daughter Abigail, both residing with their maternal grandparents in Montana, brother Kyle Isaacson of La Habra, California, sister Katie Isaacson Walter of Oak Harbor, stepbrother Dyllan Harris of Renton, father Perry Q. Isaacson and his wife Georgia Heisterkamp of Port Angeles, mother Shelly B. Harris and her husband Shawn Harris of Oak Harbor, and grandparents Betty Isaacson of Burlington, Linda Burton of Seattle and Bill Burton of Anchorage, Alaska as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins, a niece, nephews and other extended family members and friends. He was predeceased by his grandfather Gerald D. Isaacson.
A private family memorial service will be held. A Celebration of Life for Aaron is being planned for September in Oak Harbor.