Tom McIsaac

Birth date: Nov 10, 1933 Death date: Apr 3, 2017

Captain Alban Thompson ‘Tom’ McIsaac, USN (Retired), beloved son, brother, Naval Officer, teacher, uncle, friend, and father figure, departed this life on April 3, 2017 in Annapolis, MD. Tom was the son of RADM John M. McIsaac USN Read Obituary

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Ruth Beckier

420w ago

I am the mother of one of Capt. McIsaac's students at the Bullis School in Potomac, Md. I can only tell you that Capt. McIsaac brought math to life for my son. He made learning a
wonderful experience for my son and the entire family. He was a remarkable person with
a love of life and a gift for education and humor. I wish I had thought to tell him how great he was in his lifetime. I felt a need to share this with the family knowing that they felt the same way and that knowing him for the four years our son was at the Bullis School was truly an honor.
Sincerely,
Ruth Becker, Boca Raton, FL

John Solberg

426w ago

He was my Godfather and best man at my wedding. I am shattered to learn of his passing, but enormously gratified to read the loving tributes from his classmates at Annapolis. He had great energy and a relentlessly positive outlook. I pray that he might rest in peace and that light perpetual might shine upon him.

John Solberg

Shirley Camp

442w ago

I met Tom when my husband, John Camp, was in hospital at Bethesda. He was so warm and cheerful. It was a stressful time and Tom conveyed reliability and kindness.
His manner left one with a feeling that all would be well eventually. He was a friend for all time. Blessings on you at this time.

Jerry Holland

442w ago

Tom was one of those classmates who fulfilled every aspect of being a gentleman. Stalwart and cheerful, he was a good friend. Memory of his smile and great good humor will last as long as I do. With deepest sympathy. Jerry Holland

Steve Ruth

442w ago

Tom was one of my earliest friends at Annapolis. We were both in the 14th company, and I remember visiting with him and his mom and dad, Tony and Nova, at their DC home, and 100 other things over the past 60 years. Tom had a great Navy career, and after that spent a lot of his time serving others, teaching others, and always looking out for people who needed help. He is the exemplar, I feel, for a life lived in service to others, and Diana and I mourn his passing.

Steve Ruth

14th company

Class of 1955

Todd Meloy

443w ago

It was with deep regret that I learned of Tom's passing. He was not only a company-mate (14th), but also a good friend. In retirement, since we both lived in the Washington DC area, we crossed paths frequently, My enduring memory of Tom is the warm, smiling and cheerful demeanour he always presented. I kept up with and admired his teaching accomplishments at The Bullis School, and appreciated his input to our "Thirty Years Later" book. You can certainty be proud of him.

With heartfelt sympathy

Todd Meloy

William D. Smith

443w ago

Tom was one of the most admired classmates I have ever known. Over the years of his retirement, I had the chance to observe him as an usher and helpmate at the National Presbyterian Church and also as a volunteer at Bethesda Naval Hospital where he gave enormous amounts of time in various roles. Whenever I saw him, he was cheerful, helpful and caring. He certainly represented the best of our graduates to a wide audience of people in need of care. Admiral Bill Smith

Bruce Newell

443w ago

On behalf of a grateful nation and his classmates in the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1955, I honor the Life and Memory of Captain Alban Thompson (Tom) McIsaac USN (Ret) who served his country faithfully in the U.S. Navy as a Surface Warfare Officer for twenty-two years. Fair winds and a following sea. Shipmates forever! Very Respectfully, Bruce Newell Rear Admiral USN (Ret).

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