RIP - Please send condolences
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way too young for sure, a shame that really makes you wonder why
What tragic news! RIP my fellow 3FE'er!
Oh no, I am so sorry to hear this and I really feel for his family.
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What a bummin deal, sad.
Sorry to hear. RIP
I never met him, but always recognized his avatar and got a lot from his posts. With 300+ threads started by Logan, his cruiser passion will live on.
Rest in peace.
Rest in peace.
Damn.
Makes you realize how precious life is, I did not know him but I have seen him on mud, May he rest in peace, condolances to his family.
Very sad. RIP..
My condolences to the family, sorry to learn this tragic news
Sad news, my condolences to his family and friends
RIP Brother. Logan was a very good young man. Would help out any way he could. Wheeled a few times with him over the years and i can atest that he lived life to the fullest.
You will be greatly missed Brother.
You will be greatly missed Brother.
Total bummer. One of the guys that put a lot of info to mud.
RIP
RIP
semlin
curmudgeon
that is very sad news. i feel terrible for his family.
Wow. Truly a sad event.....RIP
jfz80
Cruisin’
Not the news I was hoping to come home to 
Logan was a good guy and I enjoyed wheeling with him each time we got the chance. From "his" local rock garden to the "holy land" it was always a pleasure.
I'm glad we crossed paths not too long ago and I hope he was leaving home for school and got to spend time with his family before the departure.
I cant imagine anything other than him smiling down upon us from the 'hard lines' of heaven.
In the first pic he's tackling an 80 size hole (as in roof deep) on 31's.
Then I bought his 4'' springs and he proved you could drop a slee 6'' inch from its perch with the military 38's and the poor mans three link. I'll never forget chasing a spring down Kodak rock and rigging a vise grip zip tied to the panhard fix for the broken brake line.
all circa 2006
Young and dumb and having fun, to the very end
(those that know logan know thats a compliment)
I used to laugh at some of his post but he always made me remember a high school professor's favorite quote of mine
“If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.”—Albert Einstein
Logan was a good guy and I enjoyed wheeling with him each time we got the chance. From "his" local rock garden to the "holy land" it was always a pleasure.
I'm glad we crossed paths not too long ago and I hope he was leaving home for school and got to spend time with his family before the departure.
I cant imagine anything other than him smiling down upon us from the 'hard lines' of heaven.
In the first pic he's tackling an 80 size hole (as in roof deep) on 31's.
Then I bought his 4'' springs and he proved you could drop a slee 6'' inch from its perch with the military 38's and the poor mans three link. I'll never forget chasing a spring down Kodak rock and rigging a vise grip zip tied to the panhard fix for the broken brake line.
all circa 2006
Young and dumb and having fun, to the very end
(those that know logan know thats a compliment)I used to laugh at some of his post but he always made me remember a high school professor's favorite quote of mine
“If at first the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for it.”—Albert Einstein
so sorry to hear this. pass my condolences to the family please.
You will be missed dearly.
