Sincere Condolences to the entire Family from the Khan Family from Florida Ocala (Roy Vanie and Mark ) Sleep on Mama you will  be miss you owned us like your children we will always love you Rest In Peace Sweet Soul

Jehovah is closer to the brokenhearted… Psalms 34 : 18
Juan Zammitt 
Let’s cherish the good memories  of Auntie Thelma  playing Al Green songs every Sunday 
back in Guyana every Sunday 
May her soul rest in peace 
Juan

I am very grateful to have been a part of your extended family. You have taught me how to love myself and others. It was a pleasure and privilege to have seen and spoken with you during your latter days. Your smile is imprinted in my memory. Sleep on my beloved aunt Thelma. To all her family members I extend our deepest condolences

To my beautiful loving Auntie Thelma may your soul rest in peace 
You were a fun loving Auntie Your acts of entertainment will always stay in my memory 
My condolences to her nuclear and extended family Love 
Juan Heywood from Melanie

My sister I am here thinking about the good times we had together.  We grew up loving each other. My darling aunt,  you treated me like your own sister but your eldest sister was my mother.  Growing up you always call me to represent you, and I always did a good job.  If I had an opportunity to choose again I  would choose you as my sister, my aunt,  my best friend  a 100 million times again  and again. You are constantly on my mind all the time. It doesn't feel real and it will take a long long, long time. The lost is so deep, that I can't explain it will take a lifetime our stories.Rest in perfect peace until we meet again.

Thank you for showing me what it looks like to be a follower of Christ through and through. Without you, nothing I am and nothing I have done would be. The backbone of our family. Love you more Grandma ❤️

Ms Thelma was a  sweet caring and kind person.Iwas her caregiver for a short period when she was living in Queens . During my visit with her l found her to be pleasant, appreciative and easy to get along with.We always have conversation about her church and her Christian beliefs.She spoke highly about granddaughter who cares for her .Ms Thelma is in a better place now and I pray that she will find peace.Unfortunately I'm unable to attend her funeral this Thursday because a family member passed recently and we are in the process of making funeral arrangements, Sending love and prayers for the family.Riep Ms Thelma

As an elder of the Gordon Heights Seventh-day Adventist Church, I am truly grateful for the privilege of having known and spent time with our beloved Sister Isaacs. She was a woman of God whose faith, kindness, and love for the Lord were evident in the way she lived and interacted with others.
My family and I will miss her dearly. I will especially cherish the simple but meaningful moments we shared, including the times I had the privilege of carrying her bag down the stairs to our fellowship hall. What may have seemed like a small gesture became a treasured memory, one that I will always hold close to my heart.
One of the things we appreciated most about Sister Isaacs was her willingness to share her testimonies of God’s goodness and faithfulness to her and her family. Through her words, she reminded us that God is always present, even through life’s challenges. Her testimonies encouraged and strengthened our faith, just as she, in turn, found encouragement, love, and support from her church family. It was a beautiful reflection of what it means to be part of the family of God.
Although our hearts are saddened by her passing, we do not grieve without hope. We hold firmly to the blessed promise found in 1 Thessalonians 4:16, which reminds us that “the dead in Christ shall rise first.” We believe that, by God’s grace, when our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ returns, Sister Isaacs will hear His voice and rise again. And if we remain faithful to Him, what a reunion that will be, when we shall meet again in His heavenly kingdom, where there will be no more sickness, sorrow, pain, or death.
Until that great day, let us cherish the memories, the testimonies, and the example of faith that Sister Isaacs leaves behind.
On behalf of the entire Gordon Heights Seventh-day Adventist Church family, I extend our deepest condolences, heartfelt prayers, and Christian love to her family and loved ones. May the Lord comfort your hearts and grant you strength and peace at this time.

Grandma my love even though I wasn’t around but I thank god for holding my hands and bringing me right to you  I will see u again I love you my dear grandma.

My condolences to you and the family.  Sis. Telma as affectionately called we had some wonderful time on the prayer line. When she wasn't on she was missed.  She was truly a woman of God.  May her soul rest on peace.  Sleep on my sister and take your rest.  See you on that great getting up morning.

Our deepest condolences to Aunt Thelma's children, grandchildren,  great grandchildren and all other family members.
Her grand daughter Pettol who took good care of her until her last day.
George who use to dance with her and had her laughing.
Taliya and KJ who always had great times with her too, and other grand children.
Aunt Thelma was always a sweetheart, loves to help people and goes to her church ⛪️ when Saturday comes.
She will be greatly missed.
Love to tell stories about her childhood and adulthood experiences over the years.
She had great memories of her birth land, "Guyana".
Her warm smiles will always be remembered. 
She is now in the arms of the lord.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
We also had some happy moments with her that we will cherish always.
So sad that we cannot be there at this time.
Sleep on Aunt Thelma.
We know that you are at peace.
From Samuel and Patricia Prince.

OBITUARY

Thelma Whilhelmena Duncan Isaacs

November 2, 1937 – October 23, 2026

R. Stutzmann & Son

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