My heart goes out to all those who knew and loved Aunt Margie.  You are all in my thoughts and prayers.  I am so glad I was able to get to know her as well as I did, seeing as we lived so very far apart, and I am glad she was at least able to see a picture of her new great-nephew (my baby boy), even though they never had a chance to meet in person.  It was very important to me that they at least knew about one another, seeing as I have such a small family.  May she find peace and happiness up in the most beautiful place imaginable, and know how very much we all love and miss her.  I love you, Aunt Margie.  May God Bless you and all of your loved ones always.  Love, Catherine Mena XOXOXOX

My love to you all, my heart and soul was truly with you yesterday even though circumstances did not alow me to be physically there. I am grateful that in this past year I was able to spend time with her more than I have in several years combined and that brings a smile to my face. I say a prayer of comfort and strength for you my Uncle Paul and my sweet cousins Darlene, Diane,  and  "Little" Paul.... all my love, Tina

Dear Long family,
May the peace of the Lord be with your family.

James and Mary Sagstetter and Family.   Rochester, Minnesota

Diane,
My deepest thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time. May the Lord bestow peace to your heart. Fondly, Margie

Dear Mr. Long, Darlene, Diane, and Paul,
 I have so many wonderful memories of your mother and entire family as neighbors and friends.
May God be with you in this time of need as you remember the good times with Margie.

Dear Mr. Long, Diane, Paul, Darlene & extended family,

Words are difficult to come by after all these years of friendship.   From age nine, Diane, you and I have shared so many years that it would take novels to describe.  You & your parents were there for us when my dad passed away when we were only teenagers.  I learned to swim in your pool.  We have laughed & cried over so many things over these past 40+ years.    Your mom & dad have been such a huge part of my life.  You all have my deepest love and prayers during this time.

Our sincere sympathy to the entire family.  Marge was a wonderful lady and we have enjoyed her as a patient and friend for many years.  May her memory be eternal.
Dr. John Lee, Brenda,Diane & Stella

Paul, Margie will be sorely missed at the morning socials.  She was a pleasant member of our Krystal family.  With her help we were able to solve many of the world's problems.  Our thoughts are with you and your family at this time.
Joy and Ron

My darling sister Margie.  So many memories of the years gone by . . . there is one that we used to reminisce about and share a laugh over --- way back when we lived in New York City and you were graduating from Washington Iriving High School.  You wanted to go out and eat at the Rice Bowl Restaurant in Chinatown in Lower Manhattan.  You, Mom, Dad and I enjoyed a wonderful dinner.  However, for Mom who was having her first Chinese dinner couldn't understand why the restaurant didn't serve bread with the meal!!!   Just one of the many memories.  As the songwriter wrote, "Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end."   May the Lord's Angels, dear heart, lead you into Paradise.  From your "baby-brother" -- Manny

Darlene, Sally and I just want to express our sincerest sympathies to you and your family for the loss of your mother. We are praying for all of you during your time of grief. May the God of all comfort bring you His comfort and peace.  Love, Dave & Sally

Diane, We are so sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and your family and praying for you to find peace at this time.
with love, Elaine Berry, Beverly Salmon and Michael Berry

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Margaret M. "Margie" Long

December 5, 1932 – April 18, 2013

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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