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LONG, Stephen Martin
Born April 8, 1968, in Citrus Heights, CA; passed away unexpectedly on November 15, 2012. He is survived by his parents, Doyle and Eunice Long, his nephew Orion (Ryan) Long, and many loyal cousins, aunts, uncles, and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Columbus and Eula Long; James Vestal; and Lawrence and Grace Kearney, and his brother, Michael Kevin Long. Steve was a lifelong resident of the area. He worked in construction, but spent the last five years of his life being a loving full time caregiver to his grandmother, Grace Kearney. A memorial to honor his life will be held at a later date; friends and family will be notified.
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6 Entries
My Brother Steve, ten years seems like a million without the company of the 9k legend. I miss you every day and every time I play guitar, I smile thinking about the many times we would go out and play at friend's house parties and other adventures only Steve would be up for. Always a great time with the 9k. I Love and miss you my brother till we meet again -and when we do... Its jam on time !
charles w. vasta
Family
November 24, 2022
Steven my brother,I will miss you for the rest of my life,,all of my best memories are the times we used to rock n roll the house parties and live like rock stars,every day I miss the 9-k isims.Se you on the other side my friend.Ilove you man!! C Vasta
August 4, 2013
I remember him from San Juan high school. He was a super sweet quiet guy who will be greatly missed by so many.
Gale Britton
April 12, 2013
We met Steve AKA 9-K years ago through one of his best friends which was our neighbor.. We will never forget ur talking toilet paper roll or ur radio station from the top of ur tallest tree! You was a amazing musician and may your soul rest in peace!
The Gage Family
Kandis Khan-Gage
December 3, 2012
Steve was my step dads best friend. I have so many memories of 9k. And great photos. We went patintballing and he always had the best stories and ideas. He was so fun to be around. I learned a lit from 9k. He would always help my step dad at work. Great memories of steve. He will be missed. I remember he always had to go home to help cook grandma her meals.
Michael Sampson
December 1, 2012
Steve was a wonderful and kind man. Grace was truly blessed to have had such a kind person to take care of her. Steve will be missed
Barbara White
November 30, 2012
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