Isaiah Nicholas Telles

Isaiah was born 17 short years ago. Isaiah came into this world fast and left this life fast. When he was born, we were blessed with this kind and gentle spirit. He was loved and he loved back fiercely. Isaiah never met a stranger. His smile is infectious and looking at it, you couldn't help but smile. Isaiah always wanted to make people happy and loved, he would go to great lengths to make that happen. Isaiah has a very special bond with his bubby, Toby, and his sissy, Lysie, a bond that not even death can destroy. They loved each other beyond measure. His love for his mama was stronger than the mighty oak tree. His love for her will be his legacy. His bond with his daddy will surpass the hands of time. Isaiah lived fast and loved his friends. His passion for life is undeniable. He loves to be out and about with the 100's of friends, that really became family to him. We know that because so many have been by to share the love he shared with them. Isaiah loved sports and was good at most anything he tried. His favorites include football, baseball, basketball, BMX, and especially skate boarding. His favorite team is the Dallas Cowboys like his dads, and maybe because their color is his favorite, blue. He has a silly nature and at any given moment he would do random acts of silliness to see the reaction of the people he was with. He loves dogs, even though he was allergic, he couldn't help himself. Isaiah left this life doing what he loved. Since Isaiah was a very little boy he told us he would be riding a motorcycle and true to his word, he did. He is loved beyond words and will be forever in our hearts. Our family will never be whole again. It is going to take a lifetime to get past the loss of this bright light. Mother Mary hold Zaya in your loving arms until we can be with him to hold him once again. A visitation will be held on Friday, November 22, 2019, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. with a Rosary to follow at FRENCH - Westside. A Mass will be haled Saturday, November 23, 2019, 10:00 a.m., at Catholic Church of Ascension at 2150 Raymac Rd SW.