So sad to hear of Fr. Don's passing. I was just arriving home from vacation when I saw the notice. He fought a good fight but was missing Pat terribly. I will miss his kind and gentle ways. May he rest in peace now with his beloved Pat.

We are so sad to hear of the passing of Don. We are his neighbors. He was such a wonderful man and had a way of making me smile. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

I'm so sorry for yourloss, your Dad I remember being such a great guy, his smile is contagious, I remember Don from church, as well as your mom Pat. Wonderful man! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family..

We arrived at Trinity as a family of three on Easter 1972. Fr. Don was the priest. We were hooked and have been there ever since! Don was the best story teller we have ever encountered!

Then we met Pat and their three lovely daughters. What a wonderful family! Over the years our kids benefitted from Pat's wonderful art department at RHS.

And so, in this past nine months, our church family and our community of Rockland have lost so much in the passing of these two gentle people. As someone else said, they left behind a fabulous legacy in Cheryl, Diana, and Debbie and their families.

And we are blessed to have had this family in our life. Don was always a guide, a spiritual leader, a great listener, the best story teller, and just an all around wonderful human being. He and Pat will be greatly missed. We know they are happy to be together again.

My sympathy to the living family of this amazing man! I had Mrs. Isaac as an art teacher through elementary school and adored her! But when Mr. Isaac came in to sing for us...that was the BEST! I learned the song "BINGO" from him! He will be missed but I am glad that Mr. and Mrs. Isaac are now together once again and are painting and singing up a storm up there! God bless you all!

Debbie & Ben Sorry for your loss. It sounds like Don had a really great life and had a very loving family around him. Saying a prayer for you all.

Our deepest sympathies to the Isaac family. It is clear that Reverend Issac was an amazing and talented individual. This is a very sad loss for his family and the many lives he had enriched through his caring and concern.

My heartfelt sympathies to the family of Rev. Donald T. Isaac. May he rest in peace now that he is reunited with his loving wife.

If you had Don as a friend you were indeed very fortunate. When ever we met I knew I was in the company of a caring, kind and gentle man. He and Pat were very special people who left a lasting impression on those of us who had the privilege of sharing time with them. I count my blessings to have known them both and believe that GOD has a special place for them to continue his work. My deepest sympathy to Cheryl, Diana and Debbie.

My thoughts, prayers and sympathy go out to the Isaac family. I had the privilege of being Don's oldest and longest friend. We had birthdays within a couple of months of each other and ran around with each other during childhood from about the age of 3. Unfortunately, as we grew older we lost touch. About 25 years ago we got reacquainted primarily through email. He was the same friend and I was indeed happy to have known him. May the Lord bless him and keep him, May the Lord let His face shine on him and be gracious to him, may the Lord uncover His face to him and give him peace! Don & Pat are happy in Heaven forever.

I'm so sorry for your loss. Rev. Issac was the best. He marrie us and baptised my son.I used to babysit for he and Mrs. Issac. I remember when he first came to Trinity. Great guy

As part of Fr. Don's Trinity family, we feel truly blessed to have known him. A fond memory is Fr. Don playing guitar for us on Sundays around the 'Little Altar.' May he rest in eternal peace with his beloved wife, Pat. Our deepest sympathy to his family for their very great loss. Our prayers and much love are with you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you as you grieve the loss of both parents in such a short time. Jim and I did not have the privilege of knowing Fr Don and Pat as many did because we are relative newcomers to Trinity. But we knew what a good cook he was! And weremember Pat was in 'advanced' ASL when we were rank beginners! We wish we could have known both of them better.
May they both Rest In Peace
Trudy and Jim Harney

Uncle Don was such an amazing man. I used to love his and Aunt Pat's visits to Vermont. He and Aunt Pat are together again. MAY they both rest in peace. Love them both dearly

I missed that Don died on FB so send my very belated condolences.

Leslie Cassidy