TO THE FAMILY OF BELOVED MR. EDGAR ISDIRO:

    I was deeply saddened to hear the news about the sudden death of Mr. Edgar Isidro.

    My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. I am in a state of shock.

     Mr. Edgar Isidro was such an intelligent person with a heart of gold. He has been an inspiration to me and among all who’s been under his class/teachings. Looking back in my college days he did not only teach us about the subject — but also inspire us to do or think more, he was a self-confidence booster. For me he was a great, fun loving teacher/instructor, full of energy, a good friend and an awesome confidant. I do look up to him of his wisdom about life.  The wonderful moments and laughter I had with him will be in my heart forever. He will be terribly missed by me.

     He plays a big part of my college life and love life. A few times that I needed his helped—he was there for me.  I got my very first job (2 days) after college graduation because of him. He refers me to work at Atty. Togonon Law office as a secretary.   He was one of my consultants about my first stage of my relationship with my husband (then pen pal) and me. He was the one who made my “Consent to marry my fiancé” letter for the US Embassy when I was working with my fiancée visa.

     You have my deepest sympathy. When I go visit Calbayog someday — (he was been looking forward of my visit to Calbayog also) I will make sure to stop by at his gravesite, to let him know I am back to see him. (This last sentence brought tears in my eyes…If i have seen this coming I could have give earlier the video camera that he requested and enclosed money on the Christmas Card. Only GOD knows when is our  last day on earth…May  his soul rest in peace.)

     Love lives on forever in each memory and thought of the loved ones who meant so much and the happiness they brought.

You are in my thoughts and prayers,

Jessica Conejos Brightwell and family

I asked Mana Nene to buy a  fresh flower arrangement for me for Mr. Isidro’s funeral and  print the Condolence letter to enlcosed in the Sympathy card.

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