Darrell L. Long passed away January 30, 2017 at the age of 75. Darrell was born November 8, 1941 in Toledo, Ohio to Perry E. and Dorothy May (Steinman) Long. In his younger years, he was a member of the Peace Corp, earned a Black Belt in Judo and received a BA in Business Management. He was an accomplished musician, play keyboard and piano in the Storm and played alongside some famous people, Mickey Gilley and Jerry Lee Lewis. Darrell retired from Pepsi as a Production Supervisor. Darrell lived most of his life in Florida where he enjoyed boating and shrimping and just enjoying life. He was always a generous giver and would give the shirt off his back, also a extreme cat lover and his favorite place to eat was Golden Carroll.
Darrell is survived by his sisters, Marlene (George) Rhyner, Judy (Mike) Williamson, Sharon Bohmer, many nieces and nephews and close child friend Ronnie Pfotenhauer.
Darrell L. Long passed away January 30, 2017 at the age of 75. Darrell was born November 8, 1941 in Toledo, Ohio to Perry E. and Dorothy May (Steinman) Long. In his younger years, he was a member of the Peace Corp, earned a Black Belt in Judo and received a BA in Business Management. He was an accomplished musician, play keyboard and piano in the Storm and played alongside some famous people, Mickey Gilley and Jerry Lee Lewis. Darrell retired from Pepsi as a Production Supervisor. Darrell lived most of his life in Florida where he enjoyed boating and shrimping and just enjoying life. He was always a generous giver and would give the shirt off his back, also a extreme cat lover and his favorite place to eat was Golden Carroll.
Darrell is survived by his sisters, Marlene (George) Rhyner, Judy (Mike) Williamson, Sharon Bohmer, many nieces and nephews and close child friend Ronnie Pfotenhauer.
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