Following the unexpected and tragic death of Isaac Harrigan, an experienced Mackinac County Sheriff's Deputy who dedicated 17 years of his life to serving and protecting those around him, the city of St. Ignace, Michigan and the entire county is in sorrow. His sudden death left a deep hole in the hearts of his friends, co-workers, family and the community he served selflessly. With a reputation for professionalism, generosity and a strong desire to serve others, Yitzhak was a beloved public servant whose influence extended far beyond his work as a police officer. His death is felt.
Isaac Harrigan's legacy is one of service. He served as a guardian and protector as a sheriff's deputy, making sure the rest of his residents were safe through his hard work with the Mackinac County Sheriff's Office. However, Isaac was not just a law enforcement officer; He was also a courteous first responder working with Straits Area EMS as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Service as an EMT and lieutenant highlighted his deep dedication to supporting people in their most vulnerable times. Whether it was treating medical problems, upholding the law, or responding to emergencies, Isaac always acted with the utmost care and compassion.
Yitzchak was well known and highly respected in St. Ignace community, so the news of his unexpected passing shocked everyone. He is remembered by friends and neighbors as a man of moral character and generosity, who was always ready to lend a hand, no matter what. He was well-liked by the people he helped, as well as his fellow law enforcement and emergency services, because of his warm disposition and personable character. Whether it was in the small daily encounters that left a lasting impression on those around him or through his work as a deputy, he was the kind of guy who would go above and beyond to make others feel safe, that they were cared for. , and supported.
For Yitzhak's family his passing is particularly tragic. His wife and two children, aged 13 and 15, were left behind, and they now have to deal with the unimaginable sorrow of losing a father and a partner. Isaac valued his family above all else. He always made time for his wife and children despite the demands of his job, and his love for them was evident in everything he did. His two children now hold his legacy of service, generosity and compassion in their hearts, having looked up to him as a role model. Neighbors, friends and co-workers from the St. The Ignace community has shown Isaac's family so much love and support during this very difficult time.
