Isaac Andrew Phillip Alexander was born on August 09, 1979 to Cynthia Ann Alexander and James Craig in Wagoner Oklahoma. The family later moved to Muskogee Oklahoma where he resided with his mother and younger siblings. Isaac joined the  Greater Shiloh Baptist Church where he accepted Christ at a young age, he latter joined Old Agency Baptist Church.

Isaac was a graduate of Muskogee High School. Isaac had an amazing love and passion for cooking at a very early age. He attended OSU of Okmulgee Oklahoma to study Culinary Arts and later Computer Science, He also studied at TCC of Tulsa. He worked mostly in the field of Health Care in Tulsa Oklahoma, where he resided.

Isaac a loving and dear son to his mother and loving big brother to his siblings, the most important thing was his family. He later adopted his sons William Roger Latai Alexander, and Yeshua  Kadyn Isiah Alexander. Briefly he cared for their baby brother who held a special place in his heart.

Isaac enjoyed family gathering, where he loved to cook and we called him Chef, Isaac.

Isaac was almost always a care taker, whether it was helping you clean, move, cook, take care of the kids, drive you somewhere, fix your car, your house, give you a place to stay or just listen to whomever graced his presence in need.

He leaves behind to cherish his memories, his sons William of Washington State and  Yeshua of Tulsa, his sister/daughter Isis Alexander of Tulsa. Mother, Cynthia Ann Alexander of Muskogee, brother  Ike Alexander of Kentucky, Ivory (Will) McMullen And his precious nephew Noah Benjamin McMullen all of Tulsa. His grandfather Moses Alexander, Sr., and his father James Craig both of Muskogee. Also he leaves behind to cherish a very close knit of first cousins that grew up and played on Topeka Ave., too many to name. A host of many more cousins and aunties and uncles and friends.

He is has now joined his beautiful Grandmother Maxine Alexander and his first cousin Monte Gandy.  Uncles Ale, Fredrick, Overton (O.E.), and Moses Jr., and others.

The final hour of sharing with "Big Boy" will commence on Friday afternoon, October 29, 2021 at 1:00 PM in the First Baptist Church of Haskell, Oklahoma.  Burial will follow in the Haskell City Cemetery.

You may visit him on Thursday from 1:00 PM until 6:00 PM at the funeral home in Muskogee.

When you and God concluded that it was time to go, you quietly relinquish your life into his loving arms that beautiful night on October 19, 2021 in the Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa Oklahoma, to a place of no more pain.