Obituary for James Bruce "JB" Long, Jr.
James Bruce Long, Jr. “J.B.”, 62, of Hollywood, MD passed away at his home on November 2, 2019.
Born on March 5, 1957 in Washington, DC, he was the son of Jams Bruce Long, Sr., of Hollywood, MD and the late Angelena Long of Chuckey, TN.
He is survived by his best friend, Magnum. He is also survived by his sisters Deborah R. Sapp of Hollywood, MD and Mary Elaine (Steven) Loftis of California, MD and nieces Jessica Hall Davis of Lexington Park, MD, Stacey Loftis-Hancock of California, MD and Tammy C. Loftis of California, MD. In addition to his mother, he preceded in death by his sister Patricia Ann Long of Chuckey, TN/Hollywood, MD.
J.B. was sole owner and operator of Hydraulic Specialties in Hollywood, MD for 27 years.
Over the years, he enjoyed a lifelong passion for NASCAR, dirt bikes, motorcycles, and ATVs. He enjoyed many years of 4-wheeling trips and riding with his buddies in the mountains and on the trails of Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia. On Sundays, he was off early in the morning for a motorcycle ride on his Gold Wing and would return in time to kick back for the afternoon to watch a NASCAR race.
All Funeral Services will be private.
Contributions may be made to Hospice of St. Mary’s P.O. Box 625 Leonardtown, MD 20650.
Born on March 5, 1957 in Washington, DC, he was the son of Jams Bruce Long, Sr., of Hollywood, MD and the late Angelena Long of Chuckey, TN.
He is survived by his best friend, Magnum. He is also survived by his sisters Deborah R. Sapp of Hollywood, MD and Mary Elaine (Steven) Loftis of California, MD and nieces Jessica Hall Davis of Lexington Park, MD, Stacey Loftis-Hancock of California, MD and Tammy C. Loftis of California, MD. In addition to his mother, he preceded in death by his sister Patricia Ann Long of Chuckey, TN/Hollywood, MD.
J.B. was sole owner and operator of Hydraulic Specialties in Hollywood, MD for 27 years.
Over the years, he enjoyed a lifelong passion for NASCAR, dirt bikes, motorcycles, and ATVs. He enjoyed many years of 4-wheeling trips and riding with his buddies in the mountains and on the trails of Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and West Virginia. On Sundays, he was off early in the morning for a motorcycle ride on his Gold Wing and would return in time to kick back for the afternoon to watch a NASCAR race.
All Funeral Services will be private.
Contributions may be made to Hospice of St. Mary’s P.O. Box 625 Leonardtown, MD 20650.