Isiah Lewis Obituary

Sunrise: November 23, 1931 Sunset: August 20, 2020
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Mr. Isiah Lewis of Charlotte, North Carolina, formerly of Birmingham, Alabama on August 20, 2020 at the age of 88. He was born in Marengo County, Alabama on November 23, 1931 to Abraham and Alice Lewis. Isiah retired from Birmingham Southern Railroad after 38 years of devoted service. His hobbies included playing baseball, checkers and dominoes. He managed a Community Baseball Team in Springville, Alabama.
Isiah’s (Horn) beloved parents and 8 siblings Sadie Lewis, Amanda Threadgill, Lillie Belle Humphries, Mary Williams, Eliza Gilford, Betty Robinson, Henry James Lewis and Casey Lewis preceded him in death.
Horn leaves to cherish his memories, his children: Sandra D. Lewis, Countess Yvette Lewis, Monica B. Lewis-Hobbs (David) and Andre Hamby and one grandson Jalen Smith.
He is survived by two sisters, Lucille Nobles and Laura Lewis of Birmingham, Alabama and a host of nieces, nephews and friends.
Our Family wishes to express their appreciation and thanks to Ty Lewis- Executive Director, Charlisa Rhodes-Nurse Manager along with the entire staff of The Citadel at Myers Park for the care they provided to our Dad. Special love, thanks and acknowledgement goes to our Cousin Cynthia Civil of New York for her unyielding support and kindness.
Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Isiah Lewis to pay them a last tribute. You may also light a candle in honor of Isiah Lewis.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Roseboro's Mortuary

Updated by : Cynthia Civil

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August 28, 2020

Cynthia Civil wrote a sympathy message

“Monica, Yvette, Andre, Sandra and grandson Jalen, With my deepest sympathy, I am keeping you all close in thought and prayer during this difficult time. I enjoyed being in Horn's company while visiting Alabama. He really loved playing cards and checkers. Whenever I had a story to tell him, he would always say "shonuff". I am going to really miss him and his smile. He was a great man. God Bless you. Love always, Cynthia”