Fred Keith Long, age 46, of Lawrenceville died October 7, 2007. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Ann Pierce Long of Lawrenceville, Brother, Steve Long and his wife Dawn of Marietta, Aunt, Lillian Long of Conyers, nieces, nephews and cousins. Memorial services will be held Thursday, October 11, 2007 at 11 a.m. at Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church. Inurnment Crestlawn Cemetery, 12:30 p.m. Sandy Springs Chapel Funeral Directors, 136 Mt. Vernon Hwy. Sandy Springs.
too many years too much time has gone by...i had no idea you were gone...we were childhood friends and we both lived on allgood rd...does anyone have any details?
Keith was always a bit of a wild man, but a good friend nonetheless. He and I worked in his father's liquor store in Tucker during our senior year and had lots of laughs together. I remember we went to Daytona for spring break one year and all Keith wanted to do was drive his brown Trans-Am up and down the beach with his arm dangling out the window. By the time spring break was over, Keith's left arm was as tan as the CopperTone girl, but his right arm was still ghoulishly pale from the lack of sun exposure! He didn't care a bit.
On another adventure... Oh, I better not tell that story. It's sad to read of Keith's premature death. Godspeed, my friend.
I remember that Keith well! When Keith walked in, it was instant chaos and laughs! When it came to crazy mess going on that could get us all in hot water, Kieth could turn ringleader at the drop of a hat, and we loved it! And that car, a new Pontiac Firebird! I think about you from time to time,................you are missed........
Fred Keith Long, age 46, of Lawrenceville died October 7, 2007. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Ann Pierce Long of Lawrenceville, Brother, Steve Long and his wife Dawn of Marietta, Aunt, Lillian Long of Conyers, nieces, nephews and cousins. Memorial services will be held Thursday, October 11, 2007 at 11 a.m. at Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church. Inurnment Crestlawn Cemetery, 12:30 p.m. Sandy Springs Chapel Funeral Directors, 136 Mt. Vernon Hwy. Sandy Springs.
Kevin Chandler (1979)
too many years too much time has gone by...i had no idea you were gone...we were childhood friends and we both lived on allgood rd...does anyone have any details?Eric Jeffries (1979)
Keith was always a bit of a wild man, but a good friend nonetheless. He and I worked in his father's liquor store in Tucker during our senior year and had lots of laughs together. I remember we went to Daytona for spring break one year and all Keith wanted to do was drive his brown Trans-Am up and down the beach with his arm dangling out the window. By the time spring break was over, Keith's left arm was as tan as the CopperTone girl, but his right arm was still ghoulishly pale from the lack of sun exposure! He didn't care a bit.On another adventure... Oh, I better not tell that story. It's sad to read of Keith's premature death. Godspeed, my friend.
Joseph Winston Mills (1979)
I remember that Keith well! When Keith walked in, it was instant chaos and laughs! When it came to crazy mess going on that could get us all in hot water, Kieth could turn ringleader at the drop of a hat, and we loved it! And that car, a new Pontiac Firebird! I think about you from time to time,................you are missed........