Arthur Charles Long

Dear Anne, I hope you are getting along well and I´m sure you miss him as do all his friends. Missing our chats as always. Thinking of you.

To The Long Family; Last week I found out about Arthur´s passing. When I was young he took me under his wing and taught me about the new Apple PC and I worked for him creating a list of contacts. I had chosen to leave home and my family lived in Canada. I always considered him one of my favorite people because he cared about me and my future. When I had my Son, he helped me to get an apartment. Liam, please know that you are his greatest love. He is so proud of you. Remember; Love is Energy...

To Dearest Ann, I am very sorry to hear of Arthur´s passing. I am going to miss our visits and the stories we shared. I had no idea until this evening, I can only hope that you will enjoy your memories. Thank you for sharing time with him, I can´t begin to tell you how missed he will be. Best wishes Pat Conrad

I am so sorry to hear of Arthur´s passing. Thank you for helping Karen She loved you both so very much. I´ve known Art many years from Hamshaw. He was always so helpful. May he Rest in Peace. Marcia Boemmels

I found this nice photo taken decades ago at Butterworth Farm in Royalston with Art (at right) accompanied by Dick and Roxann Wedegartner (who formerly lived in Warwick).

Arthur was a wonderful man who had a profound influence on me when I was very young. Condolences to all his friends and family.

I wish to extend warm sympathy wishes to Ann and other close friends and family. Arthur was a member of our extended Butterworth Farm family and played a role in helping us build and expand and complete our homes here in the woods of Royalston. A "Party for Arty" sounds like a good idea, and I hope to attend.

I am saddened to learn of Arthur´s passing. He was a kind, warm, helpful man. He will be missed.