Isaiah Goss

Isaiah Goss was a young man of 17 whose life in Colorado Springs centered on family, school, and the everyday joys of youth. A senior at New Horizon High School, Isaiah enjoyed listening to music and playing video games — ordinary delights that connected him with friends and shaped how he spent his time. Public records show he was born September 24, 1992, and lived in the Colorado Springs area through his teenage years.

Isaiah is remembered in local notices and records as a son and a student at a moment in life full of plans and possibility. Those who knew him recall the small things that made him who he was: the music that accompanied his days, the laughter shared over games, and the friendships he cultivated at school and in his neighborhood. While the public record about Isaiah is necessarily limited, the available notices and memorial listings make clear that his life mattered to family and community members who marked his passing.

Isaiah’s life was cut short after he was shot at the Camelot Apartments on June 20, 2010 and later succumbed to his injuries. That loss left a void for those who loved him and who had expected to see him graduate and move forward into adulthood. Today, memorial and burial records preserve his name and dates so that family and the community can remember him. This remembrance honors Isaiah for who he was in life — a teenager with common interests, relationships, and hopes — and acknowledges the human worth of a young life ended too soon.