Autumn Lynn Long, 23, of Glasgow, Montana passed away in the early afternoon of October 8, 2022 in Great Falls, Montana. Autumn was born October 16, 1998 in Glasgow, Montana to Jamie Esaias and Darin Aliperto.
Autumn was a beloved mom, wife, sister, granddaughter, aunt, niece and friend. She grew up in Glasgow, where she attended and graduated from Glasgow High School. She started her very first job at Taco Shack where she continued to work until her time here was cut short, maybe it was to spend some extra time with her mom, Jamie, and her friends. She gained some very close relationships while working there. She was a lover of art, music, food, the outdoors, road trips with friends, and most importantly her family, especially her two babies. She became a mom at the age of 19 to Zander in 2018. She grew a very close bond with Jamie and Robert as they helped and taught her through life with Zander, before she met her best friend Cooper.
Autumn and Cooper started dating in December of 2020 and then later married in May of 2021. They became a beautiful family of four when they added Kira in January of 2022. From there, their friends and family watched as they grew together as a family.
Autumn was someone you could run to for any advice, with no judgement. She was always so good with words and had just the right things to say, so hopefully this is up to her expectations. Her contagious smile and laugh will be so incredibly missed by all of us. Her spirt and love will continue to bless the lives of everyone she touched.
Autumn is survived by her husband and best friend, Cooper Long; her two babies, Zander and Kira; her parents Jamie and Rob Esaias; her siblings: Joseph Aliperto, Seth Esaias and Kymber Aliperto; step-siblings: Ashley, Kaitlyn and Dylan Esaias; numerous grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews, many friends she called family and Darin (Trinitie) Aliperto.
When you think of Autumn, celebrate the good memories you have of her. Remember that life is fragile and short and should be lived to the fullest.
Doreen Vaira-Herbert says
I am so sorry for your loss. I only knew Autumn for a short time while filling in as a bus driver, but she left an impact on me because out of the 60 some kids I had on there, she is one of the few I remember all these years later! Autumn was a very sweet, kind and helpful young lady to this bus driver who was trying to figure out who was who on my route. My son was a classmate of Autumn’s and remembers her as a real nice girl. A life cut way too short. My deepest sympathy to Autumn’s family as you navigate through these difficult days ahead.
Carolyn Bachtold says
Thoughts and prayers for her family! Cherish the memories!
Lynne malnaa says
So very sorry. She was such a sweetheart
Joy detienne says
RIP Autumn you were a great person and a mother I feel for your whole family and all the friends that you had in your life and prayers are with them all.
Evelyn Anderson says
All the love I could possibly send. I only knew Autumn for the short time I worked at Taco Shack. That was a very tough time for me and she was always the one to cheer me up on my worst days. Whenever I needed advice on anything I went to her. She listened and never judged, but gave the most kind, true advice. All my love and prayers go to her and her family.