ROBERT M. LONG

I will always remember Bob as one tough football player who lived across the from us on 5th street, a wonder neighbor from a great family. Bernie Kroviak

Dear June, My deepest sympathies to you and the rest of your lovely family. Bob and I grew up across the street from each other in Brooklyn Hts., he was a great friend and I will always remember him as a kind and generous man, as well as a fine undersized offensive guard on the football team. His contributions to the PD, CHHS, and Cleveland in general, certainly made life better for many people. He will be missed by many, and I hope the memory of his life with you and your children will...

To the Long and Stineman family: It is with deep regret that I learned of the passing of your dear husband, father, grandfather and brother. Bob was indeed a great leader whose professional legacy will always be remembered by those of us who were blessed enough to have worked beside him. I am so sorry that I learned of your loss through a very thoughtful person who provided me with a copy of his memorial; unfortunately too late to pay my respect to you all in person. May God wrap His loving...

June, Shannon, Sara, Bobby and Victor,

I just wanted to say that I am so sorry for your loss. I only met Bob a few times but I know that he loved you all very much and that he was always smiling. He was the kind of guy that was easy to be around. When I was around him it was clear to see how much he cared, just in his actions. I've enjoyed reading about all of his success throughout his life. He never bragged about any of it! Just shows what kind of man he was.

Keeping your...

Dear June, Shannon and Bobby ~~ Extending my heartfelt deepest sympathies to you at this sorrowful time. I have many fond memories of Bob's welcoming kindness and fun loving spirit towards me. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I met Bob at the Wellness Center in Rocky River where we would spend time chatting next to each other on the treadmill. We shared, amongst other things, a love of convertibles and old world food. I got to know him even better the day we had lunch at his beloved Marie's on St. Clair. I was fascinated by the tales he told. My moments with Bob were too short, and they made me wish we'd been friends for a much longer time. My sympathies to the entire Long family.

Thinking of you during these difficult times. Deepest sympathy to the Long family.
Nina Guidet-Gaines