Isaac Levi Goldsmith

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Isaac Levi Goldsmith was born January 31, 1997, in Fort Worth, Texas. Though he left this life too soon, the legacy he leaves behind on all those who had the honor of knowing and loving him will always be remembered.

Isaac was a true original, gifted with a vibrant sense of humor that could uplift a room in an instant. Those fortunate enough to know him were greeted by quick wit and a keen, often sarcastic intelligence-a signature blend that imprinted joy, laughter, and thoughtful conversation on every gathering. He possessed an unwavering generosity, always ready to be there for those who needed him-a comforting constant in the ever-changing rhythms of life.

Music flowed through Isaac's veins. From a young age, he found his passion behind a drum set, his hands giving voice to the pounding rhythms of heavy metal-a genre he dearly loved. His talent as a musician was matched only by his enthusiasm, making music not just a pastime, but a vital force that shaped so much of who he was. Isaac also found joy in the intricate worlds of technology, deftly building and tinkering with devices, always curious, always learning. Video games provided him a sense of adventure and connection, his competitive spirit and humor shining in virtual realms as brightly as in reality.

Though the world saw Isaac's humor and brilliance, only those closest to him understood the depths of his bravery. Every day, he faced the struggles brought on by living with Von Willebrand's Type 2B Disease-fighting battles seen and unseen, with courage that humbles. Through it all he remained loving, generous, and defiantly joyful, his energy unbroken even on difficult days.

To those who loved him, Isaac will be remembered as deeply compassionate, always there with a quip or kindness, and, above all, as a soul who gave more than he ever took. His greatest companion, his dear cat Edward, held a special place in his heart.

He is survived by his parents, Misty Lynn Lyne, Robbie Barton Goldsmith, Keith Runnels, and Tatum Chambers; siblings, Skylar Runnels, Mahala Goldsmith, and Annmarie Goldsmith; girlfriend of 5 years, Lauren Perez; maternal grandmother, Deborah Taylor; paternal grandparents, JT "Shorty" Goldsmith & wife Carolyn; niece, Saylor Runnels; beloved furry friend, Edward; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, and other relatives.

Isaac Levi Goldsmith's story is one of resilience, wit, music, and love-a legacy that will reverberate long after the final note has faded.