How do i group for the MAX of a string, while keeping the string instead of its character count?

How do I turn this

 +--------+---------------+           
 | ID     |  name         |           
 |--------|---------------|           
 +   1    | tim           |           
 +-------------------------           
 |   1    | timothy       |           
 +--------++--------------+           
 |   1    | timmy         |           
 +--------|---------------|           
 |   2    | jane          +           
 +--------+---------------+           

into this?

 +--------+---------------+           
 | ID     |  name         |           
 |--------|---------------|           
 +   1    | timothy       |           
 +-------------------------           
 |   2    | jane          |           
 +--------++--------------+           

The problem seems to be one of using MAX on a string, while keeping the string and grouping by ID.

FWIW, the table actually has 7K rows and about 40 columns; I don't think t开发者_StackOverflow中文版hat should matter, but I'm mentioning it just in case.

On my existing MAX efforts, I'm getting integers to consolidate, but not strings...

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Select Id, Name
From MyTable
    Join    (
            Select Id, Max( Char_Length( name ) ) As NameLen
            From MyTable
            Group By Id
            ) As Z
        On Z.Id = MyTable.Id
            And Z.NameLen = Char_Length( MyTable.Name )

Of course, this will not handle a scenario like Rob, Bob. In that case, both would be returned.