Isaiah C. Brindamour-Nazario

East Kingston - Isaiah Cade Brindamour-Nazario, 19, died unexpectedly on Saturday, April 2nd 2022 at his home in East Kingston, NH, after a long battle with substance use disorder and mental health issues. Isaiah was born on November 1, 2002, in Portsmouth, N.H. Isaiah attended school in North Hampton, NH and completed his education at Winnacunnet High School and through Exeter Adult Education. He briefly attended New England College and studied Outdoor Education. Isaiah was an avid gamer, playing Clash of Clans and various versions of Call of Duty, as well as Clash Royale and Minecraft. He enjoyed watching documentaries, and was a deep, soulful thinker. Isaiah’s mind never stopped. He rarely sat down and was always coming up with interesting questions to ponder like “Does the solar system float or are we falling in a certain direction and just don’t realize it?” or “What age do you think people are in Heaven if there is one?” Isaiah loved listening to music, and found a lot of comfort and strength in the lyrics of his favorite songs. Eminem was a favorite artist, and he considered him a role model for the sobriety to which he aspired. Isaiah loved his family more than anything. He found great joy in his sister, Laurel’s, energy, often saying that she should be a motivational speaker because of her positivity. He loved Laurel to pieces and often bought her presents when he would think of her. His mother, Emily, was his very best friend, and together they fought ceaselessly against his demons of addiction and depression with humor and honesty and unconditional love. The strong connection between them never wavered. Isaiah found great strength in his relationship with his dad, Mike, who provided constant love and stability and support. Isaiah had a community of friends and loved ones behind him. His classmates quickly arranged a lantern send-off for him after they heard the news of his passing. About 50 classmates and family members showed up at the beach to send off lanterns and share stories of humor and memories of Isaiah. It was a beautiful night, organized by some of his closest friends. Isaiah was fortunate to have many people who loved him through his good days and through the very darkest ones. They provided light in his world. Isaiah is survived by his parents, Emily Nazario-Brindamour and Michael Brindamour and siblings, Laurel and Joseph of East Kingston, NH; father, James Nazario and brother, Justice; grandparents John and Linda George; Uncle Chip Brindamour and Aunt Edie LaFrance-Brindamour, and cousin, Boston; Aunt Mary Jane Brindamour; godmother and Aunt Wendy Marois, and cousin Maya George; Aunt Dawn Olson and cousin Haven George; Aunt Patricia Ryan-Perkins and Uncle David Perkins, and cousins Jesse, Chelsea, Brandon and Kayla; and many great aunts and uncles and cousins. Isaiah is predeceased by his beloved grandparents, Charles P. Brindamour, Jr. and Mary “Kay” Brindamour, and also his uncle, Jonathan Ryan George. Services will be held at a later date, and burial will be private for the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Triangle Club a meetinghouse and community for peer-driven recovery from addiction. Triangle Club is located at 120 Broadway St. in Dover, NH 03820.

Isaiah C. Brindamour-Nazario

November 1, 2002 - April 2, 2022