Deborah Long

Deborah was born in Cheverly, Maryland, to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Kay Sellner.

Deborah departed after a brave three-year battle with cancer. Deborah had many multifaceted careers. She graduated from Crossland High School in Camp Springs, Maryland, in 1976. She joined the United States Air Force in 1977. She was a flying Crew Chief on AC-130 H Gunships. Deborah had a 6-year military career before separating to become a mother. She was active in many areas of sports and hobbies. Aside from her family, her greatest love was the Boy and Girl Scouts. She was active in Boy Scout Troop 436 in Port Orange, Florida. She was active in Wood Badge at many different levels. She worked at the Strickland Gun Range in Volusia County as a Range Safety Officer and was a World Class Shot.

Deborah will be united with her grandparents Oliver and Thelma Coffin and her parents Gilbert and Kay Sellner. Deborah also had a sister, Laurie Sellner who passed away in October of last year of cancer.

Deborah is survived by her husband of 45 years Kenneth Long, a daughter Christina Long (Danielle) and a son, Joseph Long (Jacqueline). Deborah has two granddaughters, Miss Lillian Kay Long and Miss Hailey Long and one grandson, Hunter Long. Deborah has two surviving sisters Patricia Neff (Todd) of Winchester, Virginia, and Julie Chrismer (David) of Oviedo, Florida.

Deborah will be interred at the Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester, Virginia on March 16, very near her grandparents and parents.