On September 04, 1986, Izaac Eugene Frederick Abram was born to Felix Abram and Nora Temple-Abram, in Denver Colorado.

Izaac was educated in Centennial, Co. Cherry Creek School District and he was a graduated of Arapaho's high school class of 2005. He accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at an early age, and he devoutly studied the Bible for understanding.

Izaac majored in Mechanics at Universal Technical Institute in Houston, TX, and worked as a Master Tradesman Mechanic at several job locations. His desire was to one day own his own business. He was a skilled craftsman in many areas. He was a tattoo artist, musician, and a Google Tech Expert. His creativity shined in all his projects and he spent hours perfecting his crafts. He created his famous "noodle roast" that we all loved. Each one was prepared to our likings; all using different ingredients. Each "noodle roast" was always on point, as each roast is a whole delicious meal.

Izaac was dedicated to his fiancé and her children. He worked hard fixing and providing a home for them. He was a big influence on the children, and he loved them as his own. Izacc was a great and mighty warrior for his family. He saw himself as the family protector and loved us all unconditionally. He loved to travel throughout Texas, Illinois, Atlanta, and Colorado and he befriended everyone he encountered. He would embrace you with a kiss and a big smile every time he saw you. He was known and loved throughout his community for always willing to help others. He was not the kind of guy to ask question, he would just help you out, at the drop of a dime.
Izaac's favorite scripture is Isiah 41:10. "Fear not, for I am with you. Be not dismayed, for I am your God. I will strengthen you; Yes, I will help you. I will uphold you with My righteous right hand." On Tuesday, December 21, 2021 Izacc departed this life at the age of 35. No more pain, heartache, or sorrow. Now he has eternal joy in the arms of God.

Izaac leaves behind cherish memories of his life in the hearts of his parents, Felix Abram and Nora Temple-Abram; his siblings, Sam Morton, Shawna Morton, Sheleitha Morton, Trenia Morton, Senitta Jones, Felix Abram, Jr., all of Denver, Co.; Ameena Abram-Whitfield, Joseph Abram, Jeremiah Abram, and Ashante Abram-Cook, all of Houston, TX; grandfather, Eddie Eugene Temple of Galveston, TX; four aunts, two uncles and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, family, friends and associates.