Issac Olin Johnson, age 6, of Nashville, TN, peacefully passed away on July 11, 2024.
Known to many as Spirit Bear, Issac transformed the lives of those close to him with his calming presence. He had many gifts, among them the ability to radiate peace to all who were near him. He was generous with his gift of presence and easy to feel connected to.
Though his life was short, he showed just how much of an impact one person can have by simply being who they are meant to be. Issac loved stripes, the color red, bathtime, and music. He loved walking with his Dad to Victory Mountain and roller skating and dancing with Mom.
Issac was a student at Harris Hillman Elementary School, where his bright spirit touched the lives of many. He had a special bond with his nurse, LaVonda Grimes, that made her instantly feel like family.
Issac is survived by his loving parents, Paul Edoho-Eket and Courtney Johnson; his grandparents, Nina Lovelace, Eddy Edoho-Eket, Connie (Bill) Harrill, and Tom Johnson; and numerous extended family members and friends who adored him deeply.
An Interment will be held at Larkspur Conservation on Saturday, July 20, 2024 at 10:00 am.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation (https://donate.cerebralpalsyfoundation.org/give/95593/#!/donation/checkout) or to Larkspur Conservation at Taylor Hollow (https://larkspurconservation.kindful.com) in memory of Isaac.
What to expect at a natural burial:
Dress for an outdoor hike and wear appropriate shoes.
Use the restroom before you arrive, there is no public toilet or running water.
Carpool to Larkspur – parking is limited.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes ahead of time.
Family and friends will be welcomed at the trailhead by Larkspur staff and volunteers.
The casket or body will be in place at the graveside prior to the arrival of family and friends.
Family and friends will hike up the hill into the nature preserve for the burial ceremony.
Words are shared and the casket or body is lowered into the grave by family and friends.
With guidance the family and friends shovel soil into the grave until it is closed.
Hike away from the graveside and return to your vehicle or explore the preserve.
Leave no trash behind.
Cut flowers are welcome.
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