Craig Marion Logan

We first met Craig as we were new to the neighborhood and walking our dog, Bosco. Craig, being a very kind hearted animal lover, would leave a water bowl out front for neighborhood dogs. After a couple years of him being kind to to Bosco, I had to tell him that Bosco had lymphoma and would only last a couple months. Craig was so tender hearted that this news brought him to tears, knowing the pain of losing a much loved pet. The news of his passing caught me so off guard as we had been in...

Dear Logan family -- We have such fond memories of orbiting with you all through the years. Wishing peace and strength for you during such a difficult time. The Grewe Family

Kathy and family. We will cherish sharing the morning sunrise with his kind smile and good conversation as the seasons came and passed . Dogs and giggles and friendship were born from our connection to earth and animals, alike. Is there anyone who he could not befriend? Doubtful! He is remembered fondly as each day breaks over the trees. Our deepest sympathy for your loss . Know you remain in our hearts and prayers . Sincerely, Jules

I was upset to read about Craig's sudden passing this morning. I first met Craig when he rented an office down the hall from me a few years ago. We started chatting in the hallway and the topics didn't linger on the weather and other safe topics for long. Soon we were in intense, candid discussions on everything from politics to climate change and organic food. Craig was a thoughtful person and well versed in current events, so I enjoyed hearing his views. Although I had not met his family,...

Dear Katherine and family, I was so sorry to read of Craig's passing this morning. We had recently talked as we have been over the years catching up on everything under the sun. I always looked forward to our conversations. He will be missed. I'll never forget the time I took him Steelhead Fishing on the Deschutes about a week before Christmas. It was a memorable trip in which we didn't fish much, Craig slipped in the river and needed to dry out, but we talked by the roaring fire non-stop....