Birth date: Jul 5, 1939 Death date: Feb 9, 2021
Abraham Samuel Isenberg It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Abraham Samuel Isenberg of Boca Raton, Florida, who passed away on February 9, 2021. Family and friends are welcome to leave their condolences on this Read Obituary
I am sorry to hear Abe passed away 4 years ago. Abe and I became friends in DC and played golf together and went to Atlantic City and Vegas to gamble and golf. We lost touch when he moved to Florida. Really terrific person.
Barry Strauss
Abe Isenberg was one in a million. I got to know and work with him during his time in DC. He was my boss but more important my mentor and friend. Rest well
Brother Abie was my hero growing up. Until he went on to college, we shared the same bedroom. I can remember the times when I saw a horror movie and couldn’t sleep, Abie was always there to make sure I was safe. In later years as adults, we were partners in business. During the summer Mike, Jeff and Ricky stayed with Judy and me as our support staff. I think Abie wanted to give them insight to the business world. Abe and I shared golf and fishing times. Once when he took me fishing, I slipped into the water and he “fished me out”. Boy did our mom give him the business when we got home. The best recall were the nights he “baby sat” me and our favorite dinner was winnies and beans, what he lacked in care taking was made up in his cooking skills. Many times working in New York, I looked forward to staying at their home in Rye. For Judy and I we really enjoyed our times with him and Jeanie at Atlantic City. He will always be Abie to me and I miss him, “keep collecting those coins like you did at Dad’s store, on your next adventure”. Brother Dave
My college roommate at PSU. As freshmen, Abe fixed me up with a girl from Houtzdale. Abe always laughed because the girl kept calling me Morris although I was Marshall! A great guy!
Marshall Goldstein
Love you, grandpa. Hope you are resting well and reunited with grandma.
Uncle Abe will be greatly missed by myself as well as my husband Dave and our son Sage. I am very grateful that he was able to meet Sage before his passing. RIP Uncle Abe. We love you.
