Isaiah long

March 6 I got a phone call from my mom telling me that my brother Isaiah long had tragically took his life. He was 16 years old full of life. He loved playing football and being the best looking cowboy around. We will never know what really was going on in his head for him to feel like this was the answer to happiness. He showed no signs of wanting to do it and that is really the most hardest thing to understand and deal with. So many questions. But all we can do now as a family is lay his body to rest and live life in his memory.

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Isaiah Long Obituary

Isaiah Michael Long, 16 of Roseville, passed away at his home on March 6, 2024.

Isaiah was born on October 23, 2007 in Zanesville. He is the son of Chris and Stacy Long and Brandice R. Padgett.

Isaiah was a sophomore at the Franklin Local Community School in Roseville and was recently accepted into the Natural Resources Program at Mid-East. He was always active in the neighborhood, and could be found riding his four-wheeler, dirt bike, or his favorite riding lawn mower. Isaiah volunteered his time at Hooves Rescue in Roseville and Ted and Tammy Mahon’s Farm. He played football for the Sheridan General’s Pee Wee team and for the Philo Electrics Football team. He enjoyed diesel trucks, especially his 2nd generation Dodge Cummings.

Isaiah is survived by his mother, Brandice Padgett; his father, Chris and Stacy Long; his two brothers, Christian Long and Ethan Tabor; his step-sister, Anastasia Villanueva; his paternal grandmother, Mary Long; maternal grandfather, Gerald Padgett; several aunts, uncles, cousins, and too many great friends to count.

Isaiah is preceded in death by his nanny, Lisa Pennell and his dog, Bo.