In Loving Memory of Sgt. Isaac Armenta

With hearts heavy, we are devastated to inform of the passing of a loving father, husband and veteran, Sgt. Isaac Armenta.

Isaac was a devoted father that embraced family and patriotism for his country. Isaac served for almost 10 years with the Army, including two tours in the Middle East. Isaac struggled with PTSD and depression and lost his battle with mental health on the night of September 19th, 2021. He is survived by his loving wife, Jessica, and their three young children, ages of 2, 8, and 13.

This young family is in desperate need of assistance. We would greatly appreciate it if you could share this page with the hope that Issac’s story is met with compassion, understanding and abundant generosity. This young family needs the support from our community. All donations will go towards Isaac’s final expenses and extra grief counseling for his three young children.

Lastly, September is Suicide Prevention Month - check in on your friends not only this month, but always and be alert for signs of mental illness. Share suicide hotlines and outlets on social media. Covid-19 is not the only pandemic we face today - mental illness is a silent one we’re fighting together as well.

If you, or someone you know, is struggling and may be considering suicide, help is available, 24/7/365.

Call the Suicide Prevention Hotline at [phone redacted] or text 4hope to 741-741.

Funds can also be given directly to the Evans-Brown Mortuary - Sun City