Official Obituary of
Issac Paul Stolzenbach
August 2, 1975 ~ August 8, 2021 (age 46) 46 Years Old
Issac Stolzenbach Obituary
Issac P. Stolzenbach, beloved son,
father, friend, Army veteran, writer, editor, and proud sinistral, passed away peacefully on August 8th, 2021. While these lines cannot encompass the giant of a man Issac was, we humbly attempt to try.
Issac was born in Kentucky, home to his favorite team, the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Issac moved to Deltona in 1988, where his parents and countless friends mourn him today.
Issac was a retired, disabled veteran of the United States Army who proudly served our country. He held multiple degrees, including a Bachelors Degree in Anthropology and Humanities from Rollins College, and a Masters Degree in Literature from Spalding University. Issac was a prolific writer, journalist, and editor, with several published works.
In addition to his literary gifts, Issac was a proud Left-Hander (sinistral) who encouraged others to explore the relationship between handedness and personality. Despite Issac's chiding of his right-handed brothers and sisters, he accepted and loved everyone with open arms and without judgment.
Issac's love of learning, intelligence, natural curiosity, kindness, loyalty, impeccable sense of humor and yes...stubbornness, are only a few of the myriad of qualities that made him the unforgettable human being he was.
father, friend, Army veteran, writer, editor, and proud sinistral, passed away peacefully on August 8th, 2021. While these lines cannot encompass the giant of a man Issac was, we humbly attempt to try.
Issac was born in Kentucky, home to his favorite team, the University of Kentucky Wildcats. Issac moved to Deltona in 1988, where his parents and countless friends mourn him today.
Issac was a retired, disabled veteran of the United States Army who proudly served our country. He held multiple degrees, including a Bachelors Degree in Anthropology and Humanities from Rollins College, and a Masters Degree in Literature from Spalding University. Issac was a prolific writer, journalist, and editor, with several published works.
In addition to his literary gifts, Issac was a proud Left-Hander (sinistral) who encouraged others to explore the relationship between handedness and personality. Despite Issac's chiding of his right-handed brothers and sisters, he accepted and loved everyone with open arms and without judgment.
Issac's love of learning, intelligence, natural curiosity, kindness, loyalty, impeccable sense of humor and yes...stubbornness, are only a few of the myriad of qualities that made him the unforgettable human being he was.
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