Nancy Gibbs Prairie

Logan was a great guy-a true gentleman. He was the first paramedic on the scene last March when my mom and daughter were in a car accident, so we met in the ER at Wesley Long for the first time in 30 years! It was such a blessing that he was there for them and for us. I mourn his passing, and my heartfelt synpathy goes out to his entire family and to his best buddy Charlie Teague. You are the best Logan, and you will always be a treasured friend and angel.

Kevin Austin

Wow, I'm so sorry about the loss of Logan. I met Logan in the 7th grade because he lived across the street from Cliff Atchison and Cliff sat in front of me in every class through Jr and Sr High. Logan, Cliff, Adrian Foltz, Mark Kitts, and I were inseperable for those 6 years. We were all in the same grade and played and worked in rock bands the whole time we were in school together.

I have so many memories of Logan, I don't even know where to begin. I remember how much fun we all had hanging out at Friendly Shopping Center, at the Record Bar, and on Green Valley Golf Course. Logan had the craziest sense of humor and always had us laughing uncontrollably! Bromide carries a Blumenthal bag!!! (Don't ask).

God, we really had a great time - playing music, listening to music, writing music, recording music. Logan was a true talent and a wonderful person. He was raised in a great family and raised a great family of his own.

I also miss Mark Tucker, another classmate who also lived across the street from Logan. Mark also passed away recently. We'll all get together on Green Valley Golf Course in the sky some day!

Godspeed, Logan

Cheryl Buffington Stevens

I really wish I had known Logan as an adult, but am fortunate to have shared in some of the memories recalled by others - going to practice sessions of Hypnosis where Logan would stand looking so cool and content playing that upright bass; partying and playing spin the bottom at Green Valley golf course (man, did we have some great times in that barn!); meeting up at Friendly and hanging out in the neighborhood. I don't recall ever seeing Logan without a smile on his face, and I can still see that image in my mind 30+ years later. He just had a way of making you feel like everything was just as it should be, and all was well with the world. Sounds like he kept that same disposition throughout his life. I can't imagine the loss his family is feeling right now, but I know that his spirit and influence will live on. I wish I had jumped on to the site sooner, and been able to attend the memorial service, and be one of many to celebrate the kind of person Logan was. Cheryl