Edel B. Isaac-Stein
DATELINE: Providence
Isaac-Stein, Edel B., 73, died Sat., July 12, 2014 at home surrounded by family. She was the beloved wife of the late Arnold Stein. Born in Copenhagen, Denmark, a daughter of the late Karl and Laurine (Eden) Barsoe, she had lived in Providence, previously living in Gilbert, AZ. Edel worked for the State of South Dakota for 15 years as a social worker in child protection services. She was also a professor for Oglala Lakota College where she taught psychology and sociology classes. She was a former member of Temple Emanu-El and Temple Beth Sholom. Edel loved her family, her religion and helping people the most. Devoted mother of David Isaac and his wife, Taffy, of Warwick, Michael Isaac and his wife, Brandy, of Chicago, IL, and the late Stephan Isaac. Loving grandmother of Shauna, Mariah, Jacob, Mason, Lauren, and Taylor. Graveside services will be held Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. in LINCOLN PARK CEMETERY, 1469 Post Rd., Warwick. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to American Cancer Society, 931 Jefferson Blvd, Suite 3004, Warwick, RI 02886. Shiva will be private. For online condolences, go to www.ShalomMemorialChapel.com.
Edel will forever be in my heart. Cherished memories I am grateful for. I have been blessed by her example of strength, courage, generosity and faith. I’ll miss her sense of humor. I can hear her laugh in my heart. She had great love for her family and treated me as her own. She loved her dogs and her sweet Pukee lived better than most humans. I’m a better person because I knew her. I love her.
Prayers for David and Michael and their families from mine.
Becki Andreason
Dave, Michael I’m so sorry words aren’t enough she was a very special person to me also I’ve loved you all like my family. God bless you love Kay
I worked with Edel as her supervisor at Child Protection in Rapid City until she left the agency. I was sad to learn of her death but I am grateful that she had her family with her while she battled cancer. I appreciated Edel’s strength and commitment to the families that she served. She taught me how to persevere and how to be proud of one’s beliefs. My sympathies to the family.
So sorry for your loss. May your sadness not drown out the memories that you carry on.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours. – Venus
I miss you mom! Its hard to believe it has already been a month because it feels like yesterday. Tell Stephan I miss him too!