Darrell N. Long

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Darrell Nathan Long, 69, of Richmond, formerly of Livermore, and later Madisonville, Kentucky, died Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in Danville.  Born in Livermore, Kentucky, on September 20, 1955, he was the son of the late Finley and Julia Wells Long.  Darrell worked in manufacturing for Speed Queen and previously owned the Dinky Diner in Madisonville.  He was a member of Hanson Baptist Church.  He loved cooking, making bread, wedding cakes, pies, and candy at Christmas. While he was known for his food, he was loved for his heart.  Always welcoming anyone who needed a place to stay.  Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by a sister, Sharon Eaton (Darrell), and nephew Ben Hudson.

Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Faye Rudolph Long of 45 years, his daughters, Ashley Beth (Rusty) Boggs, Amber Bretney (Joseph Kimbrew) Long, grandchildren A’mya Long, Elijah Long, Emmalise Long, Adam Long, Seth Boggs and Allison Boggs, two brothers, Ronnie (Gaynell) Long and Michael (Robin) Long, a sister, Janice Hudson, sister in laws Ginger (John) Trigg, Sue Howard, Bobbie (Ronnie) Downey, close cousins Kathy Jo Wagoner and Jim Stephens and nieces and nephews, including Chris Hudson, Michelle (Donnie) Hambrick, Darrin (Laura) Eaton and Bryant (Tanya) Long, Lisa Hancock, Kevin Long, Stephen (Holly) Long, Elizabeth (Daniel) Lockley, Stacy (Shannon) Howard, Joshanna Phillips, Mark (Jackie) Downey, Carla (Mike) Hawthorne, Trey (Allison) Williamson, Mary (Mark) Switzer along with several very special great nieces and nephews he helped to raise.

Private services will be held.

In lieu of flowers, donations are suggested to Sunrise Children’s Home.

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The family greatly appreciates donations made to these charities in Darrell N. Long 's name.

Sunrise Children's Services

1151 Perryville Rd.

Danville,

Ky.

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  1. Darrell was a good man . Was always good to Dominique and I I loved canning and cooking with him . He will be missed

  2. There are no words!!He always treated me and mine like his own hom and mrs Faith both. You will be truely missed Praying for God to comfort your family in this time Thank you for always having us around

  3. Got a lot childhood memories with his whole family. I miss the days when granddad lived on farm and they lived across hill by water tower


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