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That following fall, Jeremy attended Mercer University in Macon, GA, where he joined the Kappa Alpha fraternity. He later moved back to Hartsville where he finished his degree in business from ºìÌÒÊÓƵ.

A natural athlete, Jeremy, from a very young age, loved and excelled in sports. He swam in various swim teams, both summer and year-round, as a youngster and loved to dive competitively. He played tennis and was introduced to baseball, his favorite sport. Starting at the age of 7, he was on a number of Little League baseball teams, and when moving to Hartsville joined the Northern League Dixie Youth baseball program, where he was selected to the all-star team. This team of 13/14-year-olds went on to win the Dixie Boys World Series in Atlanta.

He played on the Junior Varsity and Senior Varsity Baseball Teams, as well as played Legion Baseball and was on many travel baseball teams. He received various awards and honors for his baseball achievements but enjoyed his fellow teammates and loved each and every one of them.ºìÌÒÊÓƵ¨ºìÌÒÊÓƵ¨Jeremy loved snowboarding, snow skiing, water skiing, and any pick-up basketball game that came along. He loved fishing and hiking and the Atlanta Braves, The Dallas Cowboys and the Denver Broncos. Fantasy football was a hobby of his. But his favorite sport in later years was golf. He played extensively at Hartsville Country Club and various courses around the state. He loved team play and valued his friendships on the course and the challenge and physicality of golf.ºìÌÒÊÓƵ¨ºìÌÒÊÓƵ¨Following college, Jeremy worked in the insurance industry with AAA and later moved to Charleston, where he worked as a bartender and a manager at a number of restaurants. He moved to Anderson and joined Horace Mann in 2023.

Known for his wonderful smile and deep blue eyes, Jeremy always had fun and had many friends. He loved his family deeply and cared deeply for his friends. He had been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Hartsville.

Jeremy is survived by his mother, Dana Lyons (James) of Boulder, CO; his half-brother, Tyler Lyons (Julie); his father, Robert Clay Isom of Anderson, SC; his stepmother, Mellany Ann Faes of Hartsville, SC; his stepbrother and best friend, William David Jones of St. Louis, MO; his nephew, Liam; He also leaves behind his dear friend Nic Ison and a number of aunts, uncles, and cousins.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to the Northern League Baseball of Hartsville, SC, in care of Dixie Boys Baseball-Jeremy Isom, P.O. Box 853 Hartsville, SC 29551, or First Presbyterian Church of Hartsville, 213 West Home Ave, Hartsville, SC 29550.

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