Dear Family,

Please accept my deepest sympathy for the loss of Isidore (Izzy) who was my co- worker and a dear friend.

Wishing you peace,
Maureen Anthony

Izzy, a class act!  I had the pleasure of meeting Cabioc (as I called him) when I started at the Post in '95.  A cool brother and friend.  We would always talk about Jazz, Clothes or Timepieces.  I am honored to have known & worked with him.  He has left an indelible mark.  Rest In Heaven!!  

Izzy was a one -of- a- kind gentleman...so many great memories flooded my mind of him from our 16 years of working together...  He was a great man.  I always enjoyed teasing him about his shopping and expensive taste. Whether it was his Gucci loafers, LVMH bag or David Yurman jewelry ... I got a kick out of his stories and explanations of the deals he got on his shopping adventures.    On many occasions, he would just smile and blush a bit, while lowering his head, when I commented on how GQ his style was... However,  before the work day was out, Izzy would call me over to his desk to show me online where he got his great deals from...or, what he had his eyes on to get when the price is "just" right.  He was a savvy shopper!!  I will miss our back and forth banter about shopping deals, food and the Knicks.  Sleep in Peace, Izzy...you were loved and you will be missed.

I had the good fortune to sit next to Izzy for 2 years. He was one of the people at the NY Post that I looked forward to seeing everyday. Izzy always had a kind word and wonderful stories to tell. We talked music, fashion, books and food. I will always treasure the Micheal Jackson Biography he gave me just because we had talked about our favorite MJ songs. He was kind generous and funny with a wonderful satorial flair. A true gentleman. 

I first met Izzy somewhere around 1975 at the New York Post's South Street offices when I started as a copyperson in the newsroom and Izzy was a clerk in the Publications department. Over the years, over the decades, we both worked our way up in our respective departments. Sometimes I sought him out when I needed help with something. Sometimes he sought me out when he needed help with something. Sometimes we just ran into each other. Sometimes, after the Post moved to 1211 Avenue of the Americas, we ran into each other in the company gym, the News Fitness Center.  Sometimes we would reminisce, sometimes we would talk about the Post's future, or our respective futures at the Post. One evening in May 2013 we were having one of those "future" conversations in the gym not knowing that the very next day I was going to be one of those called to Human Resources to be offered a buyout. The first person I saw after I left HR after being "offered the buyout package" was Izzy. Regrettably, we did not really stay in touch after I left the Post, other than exchanging Happy Birthday e-mails. RIP Izzy RIP.

There are many things I remember about Izzy! I met him 25 years ago when I started working at The Post. My first thoughts included kind, friendly, helpful and funny. He became a good friend, a friend I would joke and laugh with. Also, a friend I could have serious conversations with. Music was a great joy for Izzy and we would often talk about our musical taste. So I use a quote from Stevie Wonder “Time is long but life is short”. Izzy, memories of a friend I will treasure. REST IN PEACE! 

Izzy and I had a love and hate relationship. We argue one minute and start talking the next minute. We laughed at why we argue in the first place. Izzy was a generous person. I remembered when I was sick at work. Izzy came to my desk to see how I was doing. He said, Nikki, I am going to buy you soup for lunch.

You will be missed!

 May you SIP!!!!

Nikki




Izzy,
I will remember you each time I listen to the Jazz albums we traded and shared.  You are Cool and I will miss you.

I will miss Isidore very much.  He was a great guy to work with and a true Renaissance man.  He could discuss the NY Jets, Basquiat, Poncho Sanchez and good places to eat all in the same conversation!

Izzy, you will be deeply missed.  I recall our conversation while I was walking in the city last year where I told you that I was leaving this world before you, you fought hard.  You were a very unique human being and I will miss you.

Evelin

Dearest Izzy, I will always remember you a a warm, funny and fabulous friend for  more than 20 years. You were always fly as hell. I will never forget  watching the games with you and our unforgettable days at Coney Island. Miss you❤️

Izzy, you will always be remembered. You were a good friend for over 20 years. I'll miss our conversations you always made me laugh. I will remember all the special times you shared with me and my family. — Miss you, buddy.

Izzy I will always remember your style and smile.  Always looking out for everyone.  May you rest me peace..

Isidore was a good friend of our family and a good friend of mine. He was one of the kindest people at work.  He always made sure to keep condiments and crackers for me when I needed them at lunch:) I will miss him. 

OBITUARIO

Isidore Cabioc

26 abril, 1951 – 20 enero, 2021

Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home

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