Isaiah Ezrah Diaz

Isaiah E Diaz, of Sanford Florida, peacefully entered the presence of his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on November 20th, 2022. He was born on June 01, 2004 to Shaunkerra Donald, and Fernando Diaz in Longwood Florida. Isaiah attended Seminole State College to further his education. He worked as a cook at Wingstop and prior to that, he worked at McDonald’s. He loved being in the kitchen. During his life he enjoyed making music, cooking, dancing, and spending time with family, He had a passion for music, camping, outdoors, and going to the beach. He loved driving his car throughout central Florida site seeing. He was always the life of the party and enjoyed serving others and making others laugh. Isaiah gave his life to God at the age of 7 and wanted to make a public display of his commitment. When he turned 16, he got rebaptized and recommitted his life. After serving New Life Church for a short period of time, Isaiah sought to serve others in many ways. He would often feed the homeless or assist with errands or moving. Isaiah always tried to see the best in people and always offered his time and support when they needed. Isaiah E Diaz is survived by his two siblings, uncles, nephew, niece, grandmother, grandfather, and cousins. There will be a funeral service held for Isaiah E Diaz on the 5th of December at Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery in Gainesville, FL. Isaiah E. Diaz will be missed by his family and faithful friends. Please, please, don't weep for me for I am happy as I can be. I'm now walking on streets of gold I have a new body that won't grow old. Jesus was waiting with arms open wide Loved ones that had gone before by his side. Talk about a family reunion none like before to be in the presence of Jesus and family galore. I'm so peaceful cause the joy is abound. There's choirs of angels singing all around. No more pain and no more sorrow. Not only this day but all my tomorrows. Please, please don't weep for me for I'm finally where I've longed to be among other Saints with Jesus face I now see family galore to embrace and fellowship with me now you know my leaving wasn't to make you cry my purpose was finished if anyone ask why? Celebrate my departure to my heavenly home continue God's purpose and know you're never alone

Isaiah Ezrah Diaz

June 1, 2004 - November 20, 2022