i've known ishaq since 7th grade , i am so grateful that i met him when i did . ishaq was someone i could talk thru while goin thru stuff . he was so sweet and always knew what to say .  he was always there for me nd never judged me for anything . he will always be in my heart , he's jus someone you can't forget . rip ishaq , i love you lil one <3 :(

I was Ishaq’s 6th grade Language Arts teacher. I remember him always smiling  and full of compliments..The class he was in was tough and just when he was on the verge of getting into trouble for something naughty he’d done, he’d tell a joke and apologize. I could never stay mad at him. He had a big heart and he will be missed. RIP Ishaq.

My birthday twin && my favorite brother 😖 im lost with words 😔 i met him on the bus towards keizer , i was laughing with my friends and he kept looking back so i got his attention and i asked for his snap then we started talking as friends and he would facetime me to tell me he needs to use the restroom and he would leave me on facetime while hes using the restroom 😭 ugh how i miss his goofy self ): gone tooo soon brother ): i will miss all the long talks n laughs we had . i love you . rest in paradise💙

I’ll forever love and Cherish the memories I had with you lil bro you always knew how to bring people up when they were feeling down and always come thru for the people you love I remember only having 5 bucks and splitting it just so we could all eat your  an angel that was taken to soon 

Ishaq was one of the first persons I met when I moved to this side of Oregon the heart that he has is something so pure of love I can still hear his laugh full of joy he was apart of my life witch is why I’ll always keep him Close 🕊🖤 I’m wishing and regretting so much, he was so young 16 still had so much to live for the type of love he had is love u can’t find in no one else he was and is one of a kind we love and miss you always Ishaq May u rest in paradise. ❤️ LLI🕊 

Isaac was so funny and he would always reassure me when I was feeling skeptical about certain things. Even though he knew how to irritate me 😂 he was always making sure I was straight 

My heart is broken. Ishaq was so full of life. I was ishaq’s 8th grade language arts teacher, and I will never forget his mischievous smile and big dark eyes as he charmed his way out of trouble again and again. It was hard to be angry at Ishaq. My deepest sympathy to his family - this is a great loss to all who knew him. 🌈

Ishaq was in my social studies class in 8th grade. He was the kid who seemed to not be paying attention, then BOOM, he would answer a question with serious insight. He was the kid who would make me laughs, even when I shouldn't have. He was a joker, but not rude or mean. He was well-liked by students and teachers. And he had a great smile.

Ishaq as a student in my PE class.  He was always smiling and showing off his dress attire.  His smile was infectious.  He was a very bright, smart and athletic  young man.  He was highly intelligent and knowledgeable about a lot.  His jokes were enough to make anyone crack up laughing.  My prayers goes out to his family.  May God watch over you in heaven and continue to make people smile no matter where you are.  

RIP Ishaq

Ishaq was one of the first kids i became close with at Claggett Creek my first year working there. He reminded me a lot of myself when I was that age, Full of energy and Jokes non stop. He always had some kind of joke to crack on me everyday and was always trying to buy my shoes off me haha. I’m gonna miss this kid he had so much life left to live!! Rest easy up there kid!

Ishaq was my library aide during his 8th grade year at Claggett.  He was silly, smart,and always had a quick come back to anything I said( we joked around a lot).  His beautiful smile and big curly hair, will forever stay in my memory.  Rest in peace Ishaq and keep watch over your family. ❤

Ishaq was one of the students I worked with at Claggett. He was always smiling and always had a joke for me. He never failed to remind me of how handsome he was and how good he looked in his clothes! He was a bright spot in my day because I knew when I saw him, he was going to make me laugh. Sad to see this happen to anyone but definitely a kid like him who had so much life in front of him. 

RIP Ishaq 

Ishaq was not my student, but he would frequently visit my classroom after school. He would always challenge me as the adult in the room. In my mind, he believed respect was earned. He was quick to smile and lit up the room. My heart goes out to his parents. 

I taught Ishaq at Claggett Middle School my first year teaching 6th grade, LA block.  I will never forget his outgoing and friendly nature and smile.  Sometimes I had a hard time not laughing with him during class when he joked and wasn’t “working,”  but instead I would make eye contact with him, with raised eyebrows.  He would always at least pretend like he was getting right back to his studies.  
During his next two years I would see him in the hallway in passing.  He always smiled big, white teeth and brown eyes with a twinkle, knowing I was going to ask him how he was, or what he was up to.  He was a beautiful young man with so much energy and charisma.  I’m so sad and sorry that this has happened.  My prayers are with his family and friends.  

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Ishaq Saleem

January 7, 2003 – August 4, 2019

Howell, Edwards, Doerksen with Rigdon-Ransom Funeral Directors

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