Isidro Antonio Cardenas

Isidro Antonio Cardenas

Sunrise: August 13, 1942 - Sunset: March 24, 2025

Isidro (Toñin)was born in the Republic of Panama to the late Thelma Cedeño-Cardenas (Toto) and Isidro Cardenas (Tito), He was the third of four children (Lucho, Edith, Isidro, and Bolivar).

Isidro attended Primary school at Centro Amador Guerrero, Highschool: Gaston Faraudo P., College: La Practica de Contabilidad de Comercio, Accounting Course at Technica de Contabilidad de Comercio, Advance Accounting Course at Contabilidad de Avance. His first job was at R.P.C. Canal 4.

In 1963 he got married to Alicia Archibold then they left Panama for the United States. He worked as an accountant for three different companies, they had three daughters Estella, Yvette, and Kendra, they now have nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.

Isidro moved back to Panama in 1991 where he met and later married Gloria she has two children Karla, Carlos and three grandchildren. They moved to Miami in 1996, and he worked for Publix for several years until retirement.

Isidro is survived by his wife Gloria, her two children Karla, Carlos Karla’s husband Julio and their three children Julio (JJ), Ricardo, and Alexandre.

His three daughters Estella, Yvette, Kendra. Son-in-laws Eric, Michael, and Angel.

Grand Children: (Estella) Crystal, Jessica, Amanda, and Elisabeth. (Yvette) Jose, Jona, India, and Mikey. (Kendra) Angelina.

Great Grandchildren: (Crystal) LaMarquis Jr. (LJ), (Jessica) Joseph (Joey), Jeremiah, Soraya, Daniel and Anthony (Late). (Jose) Madison and Jason.

Siblings, Nieces, Nephews and friends.

He will be dearly missed by his family and friends and all who knew him.

Sleep In Peace Papi, Grandpa, Toñin, Coco. We Will Always Love you!!

As we come together to honor and celebrate the life of our beloved Isidro Antonio Cardenas, we want to make this time as meaningful and peaceful as possible. In keeping with Isidro’s love for calm and serenity, we’d like to request that guests wear shades of blue to the funeral service.

Blue was a color that held special meaning for Isidro, and we feel it would be a beautiful way to unite us all in remembering him.

We truly appreciate your understanding and support during this difficult time. Your presence and love mean so much to our family.

Warmly,

The Family

A visitation for Isidro will be held Wednesday, April 9, 2025 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Caballero Rivero Southern, 15011 West Dixie Highway, North Miami, FL 33181.