Isadore Ollar

I always enjoyed the times I had to visit with , or talk with Izzy on the phone! Probably the most memorable where the trips to the Louisville Farm Show. (I'll always have those great memories). Connie and the rest of the family please know You will be in my thoughts and prayers!!!! (I worked for Hoober Inc. / Currently Binkley and Hurst)

I met Izzy 25 years ago, he was there to haul my equipment. To say the first 15 minutes were tough is an understatement. After he saw that were willing to get"dirty" with him I got a friend for life.I will never forget our trips in the truck, sitting at the table discussing worldly matters or the pig roasts. God has another good man. I for one will surly miss him. may God bless.

A good man and a good friend Izzy was. It was hard to see him suffer with his illness but he was strong and never gave up fighting to regain his health. I enjoyed every minute I could visit Izzy through out our business relationship turned friend relationship, gonna miss ya buddy! Stay strong Connie.

It was an honor to know this man. "Your soul only lives as long as the last person who remembers you." Izzy's soul will be eternal because a day won't pass that one of us don't reminisce about a (crazy) story that involved Izzy. He made every adventure entertaining and lively! There's no doubt that he is enjoying himself in Heaven with the rest of the "Good Ol' Boys" that made it there before him. Our thoughts and prayers to Connie and the rest of the angels that helped care for Izzy.

Connie, We are so sorry,we are sorry for your loss.