Aaron C. Isaacs

Survivors include his wife, Grace Marie Isaacs; stepfather, Harold Pollitt of Janesville, Wisconsin; sons, Aaron Michael (Shandre) Isaacs of Tampa, Florida and Anthony Ray Todd Gresham Isaacs of Lanesville, Indiana; siblings include, Gregory Isaacs of Connersville, Indiana, Dale (Barb) Pollitt, of Princeton, Indiana, Marie (Darrin) Moore, of Connersville, Indiana, Cassandra Isaacs of Connersville, Indiana, Troy Anne (Rob) Stoops of Janesville, Wisconsin, Indiana, Marcus Merle Isaacs of Connersville, Indiana, Martina Chomel of Connersville, Indiana and Snowden Shane (Morgan) Isaacs, of New Albany, Indiana; brother- in- law, Terry Smith of New Albany, Indiana; grandchildren include Adeline, JJ, and Clayton Isaacs of Tampa, Florida. Aaron is also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Aaron was preceded in death by his father, Snowden E Isaacs of Connersville, Indiana, and mother, Martha Mae (Crawley) Isaacs of New Albany, Indiana, as well as his sister, Brenda Kay Smith of New Albany, Indiana and his niece, Angela Nicole Smith of Connersville, Indiana

Aaron was a graduate of Sullivan University with an associate degree in computer science. Aaron owned and operated his own lawn care business for nearly 20 years and employed several family members during that time. In 2017 Aaron and Grace chose to sell their business and house and travel together, which allowed Aaron to blend two of his favorite hobbies, playing professional poker and traveling. After an adventurous year of traveling to some of their favorite locations, Grace and Aaron returned to Clarksville to purchase their new home and start their new careers. Aaron received his Journeyman license as a plumber in 2020 for Dauenhauer Plumbing of Louisville, Kentucky.

Aaron was a member of Revelation Tabernacle Church in New Albany, Indiana and found great comfort in his faith. Aaron also played Basketball weekly with a group of amazing friends over the last 20 years. During these games, Aaron was proud to revive two of his friends during medical emergencies on two separate occasions.

Aaron has requested to forgo the typical funeral services and ask that his family and friends gather in a celebration of life event at 411 E. Spring Street, New Albany, Indiana 47150, on March 4, 2022 from 2 – 6PM.