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Darren P. MacIsaac
March 6, 1967 ~ December 22, 2017 (age 50) 50 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from andrea chrisjohn
December 21, 2018 6:53 PM
I can’t believe it’s a year since you’ve left. I’ve watched Mason struggle with excepting your absence. I feel very fortunate that I got to know you and we spent so many years together good and bad and really ended up being friends to each other. I see your mannerisms and Mason all the time, and he has a similar sense of humor. it’s crazy because I look forward to seeing you and I have to remember that you’re not here. 50 is too young. I see you at your peak in my mind and I’m glad that you will be able to spend eternity as the happiest version of yourself .
love you and still praying for the mac isaac family and the obvious void left when you did 💔❤️
love you and still praying for the mac isaac family and the obvious void left when you did 💔❤️
Message from Tina Conn
January 9, 2018 10:38 AM
Darren, Baby,
Today is the 4th of Jan 2018.. You passed away on me on Friday Dec.22,2017. It was the worst day of my life. I will never be happy again. You are my everything. I cant take this pain in my heart . It is broken and can never be mended again.. Darren, You are my love, my soulmate, and my best friend. we always joked about how nobody else can put up with us..So we would be together forever..Well forever came too soon baby...All our plans and dreams are put on hold...We will be together again in the new world..Its all i can hope for to keep me going. You loved me unconditionally and showed me that everyday... Bringing home flowers you picked everyday..Walking hand and hand even after 8 1/2 years..When we were down and out we always came on top..We had each other ..I'm gonna miss my rock.. Late night talks, your silly dances, and the way you held me every night..What we had for the short time together was very special... We were lucky... Not many people really find there true soulmate...There is not a minute an hour or a day that you are not in my thoughts, baby... I will be with you again, You have always said to me we are soulmates... Nobody can ever take the memories away from me....I will always have you in my heart.. I love you... Your love, your soulmate your best friend till we meet again my love.. babe... Tina Conn.
Today is the 4th of Jan 2018.. You passed away on me on Friday Dec.22,2017. It was the worst day of my life. I will never be happy again. You are my everything. I cant take this pain in my heart . It is broken and can never be mended again.. Darren, You are my love, my soulmate, and my best friend. we always joked about how nobody else can put up with us..So we would be together forever..Well forever came too soon baby...All our plans and dreams are put on hold...We will be together again in the new world..Its all i can hope for to keep me going. You loved me unconditionally and showed me that everyday... Bringing home flowers you picked everyday..Walking hand and hand even after 8 1/2 years..When we were down and out we always came on top..We had each other ..I'm gonna miss my rock.. Late night talks, your silly dances, and the way you held me every night..What we had for the short time together was very special... We were lucky... Not many people really find there true soulmate...There is not a minute an hour or a day that you are not in my thoughts, baby... I will be with you again, You have always said to me we are soulmates... Nobody can ever take the memories away from me....I will always have you in my heart.. I love you... Your love, your soulmate your best friend till we meet again my love.. babe... Tina Conn.
Message from andrea
December 21, 2018 6:55 PM
tina, i would like to see you and lisa if i could. contact me , i hope you are well ❤️
A candle was lit by Siobhan and Thomas Cook
on January 1, 2018 6:51 PM
Message from Laurie Harter (Goehring) Leary
December 29, 2017 1:04 AM
So very sorry for the MacIsaac Family. Tough time and my Heart is with all.
A candle was lit by michelle
on December 28, 2017 8:31 PM
Message from PM
December 28, 2017 1:40 PM
I am so very sorry for your loss MacIsaac family, and will be praying intently for Darren and you all.
In 7th grade I considered Darren to be my best friend. I had transferred to Stissing Mt High School a month or so into the school year. It was an intimidating situation for me and I felt very alone. One day at lunch an older kid was picking on me and out of nowhere Darren stood up for me. I was never bother by that kid again. Darren told me that I had to ‘stop hanging around and moping’ at lunch time. He invited me to play basketball with some cool kids, that would have never otherwise let me join in. We pretty much played basketball every day at lunch after that. Darren was naturally a very good athlete and used to even out play some of the older kids who started on the varsity basketball team. Darren really liked to play handball and helped the gym teachers organize an afterschool tournament that had many players competing. They gave out ribbons. Darren beat everyone he played and won first place in the handball tournament.
Darren once encouraged me to stand up to a much bigger boy that was always harassing me. I did, and the boy backed off for good. This taught me a very good Life Lesson.
Darren was a good student ‘without trying’. He received B’s regularly and would have for sure gotten all A’s if he had tried. I recall he helped me often with and even did my Math homework for me a couple times; which reflected how big his heart was (he knew I was terrible at Math).
Darren and I lost contact after I moved to another town in 8th grade, but a solid piece of his tough yet compassionate ways always stuck with me.
I am certain that the Lord will receive Darren into His Arms and we will see him again someday.
In 7th grade I considered Darren to be my best friend. I had transferred to Stissing Mt High School a month or so into the school year. It was an intimidating situation for me and I felt very alone. One day at lunch an older kid was picking on me and out of nowhere Darren stood up for me. I was never bother by that kid again. Darren told me that I had to ‘stop hanging around and moping’ at lunch time. He invited me to play basketball with some cool kids, that would have never otherwise let me join in. We pretty much played basketball every day at lunch after that. Darren was naturally a very good athlete and used to even out play some of the older kids who started on the varsity basketball team. Darren really liked to play handball and helped the gym teachers organize an afterschool tournament that had many players competing. They gave out ribbons. Darren beat everyone he played and won first place in the handball tournament.
Darren once encouraged me to stand up to a much bigger boy that was always harassing me. I did, and the boy backed off for good. This taught me a very good Life Lesson.
Darren was a good student ‘without trying’. He received B’s regularly and would have for sure gotten all A’s if he had tried. I recall he helped me often with and even did my Math homework for me a couple times; which reflected how big his heart was (he knew I was terrible at Math).
Darren and I lost contact after I moved to another town in 8th grade, but a solid piece of his tough yet compassionate ways always stuck with me.
I am certain that the Lord will receive Darren into His Arms and we will see him again someday.
Message from AW
December 28, 2017 9:57 AM
To the family and friends of Daren, I'm sorry for your loss. In this difficult time I just wanted to share a comforting promise from God that gives hope for the future. It is found at Revelation 21 :3,4 there it says that God will wipe every tear r from our eyes and death will be no more neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. While we wait may you rely on the God of all comfort who comforts us in all our trials 2 Corinthian 1 :3,4
Message from Erin Sanchez (Mahony)
December 28, 2017 9:10 AM
I am sorry for your loss. I haven't seen Darren since the 80s, but I still remember what a nice guy he was. My deepest sympathy to your family.
Message from scott wendover
December 27, 2017 11:30 PM
I had the pleasure to work side by side with this great man. we both knew what the other was going to do. He is a brother to me. Darren was a great machine operator. Darren always told me who cares what others think as long as we keep a great reputation... Thank you Darren for the fun years. I will still always tell you i love you man...
A candle was lit by mr and mrs scott wendover
on December 27, 2017 11:20 PM
Message from Edith Wendover Oakley
December 27, 2017 1:01 PM
Condolences to the MacIsaac family. I remember the quiet Darren, the funny, kind and caring Darren. I remember the father to Mason Darren. The boy who loved Andrea, Darren. I remember my friend Darren.
A candle was lit by Edith Wendover Oakley
on December 27, 2017 12:55 PM
A candle was lit by andrea chrisjohn
on December 27, 2017 12:12 PM
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