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Saying goodbye to county employee Alberto Long Jr.

By KGNS Intern

Story Created: Jul 6, 2010

Story Updated: Jul 7, 2010

Employees in the 406th district court and the district attorney's office said their last goodbyes to a long-time county employee.

Fifty-one year-old Alberto Long Jr. was the right-hand-man for Judge Oscar Hale in the 406th court. Long was well known for being in tune with political issues in our community and across the border. In fact, he was often called upon for political advice. Long was also the interpreter and the voice for the 406th District Court as the court liaison.

Long died this past weekend at the age of 51.

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Anonymous said on Thursday, Jul 8 at 11:45 PM

I spoke with Mr. Long last Wednesday and had a conversation with him. His passing was a surprise to me.

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Paco Aldape said on Thursday, Jul 8 at 7:13 PM

He is going to be missed by all of us. My condolences go out to all the family.

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George said on Wednesday, Jul 7 at 8:28 PM

We gona miss him. See you Later.

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