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The Gillis Long Poverty Law Center of Loyola University New Orleans School of Law,<ref>[http://gilliswlongcenter.org Gillis W. Long Center site] (accessed 2011-01-10),</ref> as well as the center's Gillis Long Summer Internship Program, and Public Service Awards are named in his honor.
The Gillis Long Poverty Law Center of Loyola University New Orleans School of Law,<ref>[http://gilliswlongcenter.org Gillis W. Long Center site] (accessed 2011-01-10),</ref> as well as the center's Gillis Long Summer Internship Program, and Public Service Awards are named in his honor.
Gillis Long and his wife had two children, [http://georgelong.com/ George Harrison Long], George Harrison Long (born 1954), a photographer in New Orleans, and Janis Catherine Long (born 1957), an attorney for the U.S. Trademark Office near Washington, D.C.
Gillis Long and his wife had two children, [http://georgelong.com/ George Harrison Long], a photographer born in 1954 and based in New Orleans, and Janis Catherine Long (born 1957), an attorney for the U.S. Trademark Office near Washington, D.C.
Like many of the Longs, Gillis Long was a member of the [[Southern Baptist]] Church. An avid sportsman, Long purchased a hunting lodge north of [[Tallahassee]], [[Florida]], known as "Bull Run Plantation, which later became Kinhega Lodge.
Like many of the Longs, Gillis Long was a member of the [[Southern Baptist]] Church. An avid sportsman, Long purchased a hunting lodge north of [[Tallahassee]], [[Florida]], known as "Bull Run Plantation, which later became Kinhega Lodge.