Roadway Tragedy: The Sudden End of Craig Steven Long 

The familiar sights and sounds of the Wolflin area near I-27 and Moss Lane are now forever tinged with sorrow. The Amarillo community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of 65-year-old Craig Steven Long, whose life was tragically extinguished in a devastating crash Tuesday evening. His passing serves as a cruel and stark reminder of how quickly routine can give way to irreversible tragedy. To lose a loved one, especially at the hands of a sudden, violent accident, leaves behind an immense, unfillable void in the hearts of family and friends.

A Life Interrupted: The Devastating Collision

At 65 years old, Craig Steven Long was a man in the prime of his later life, a devoted family member, and a cherished member of the Amarillo community. The details of the collision—a devastating crash near I-27 and Moss Lane—only heighten the pain of his loss. The violent and abrupt nature of the accident denied his loved ones the chance for a farewell, leaving behind only the cold shock of a life stolen too soon. His death is a profound sorrow that resonates with all who recognized his warmth and stability in the community.

Amarillo’s Grief: Honoring a 65-Year-Old’s Legacy

As the Amarillo community navigates the complex grief of this tragedy, our collective focus turns to supporting the family of Craig Steven Long. His memory will be carried forward not by the manner of his death, but by the kindness, character, and love he shared during his 65 years. We extend our deepest, most profound sympathies to his grieving loved ones. May the outpouring of community support bring a measure of comfort, and may we honor Craig Steven Long by rededicating ourselves to compassion and caution on the very roads he once traveled.