H. Logan Vaughn

Remembering a life well lived. RIP Logan Vaughn, first cousin of my mom's. I will treasure the many vintage postcards (from the 40s-70s) from all of the places you visited, that you graciously sent to Amanda for a project back when she was in Elementary school. I was just looking through them the other day. I'm humbled to have a piece of your life and memories through them. Love, Ginger

I'm deeply saddened to hear of Logan's passing. He was classmate, a teammate, and most of all, an old and cherished friend of almost 70 years. He was one of the most likeable, positive, fun-loving, and enthusiastic people I've known, and a guy who could out-hustle Pete Rose on the baseball diamond.

We have lost a good friend and fellow classmate, and hope to see him again one of these days. Hugh (Buddy) Roberts

Logan, I am so sorry I cannot be there today. We hadn't seen each other in years, but I have many good memories of you visiting us way back in the 1940's down in Southern Kentucky when we were just kids. That was good times! I am going to miss our every day e-mails that made you seem more like my brother instead of a cousin! RIP and I'll say Good Bye for now, missing you.

Logan, sorry I'm so far away (Savannah, GA) and won't be able to attend your service but we will be together one of these days and when we do I expect you to have a ball game of some kind ready for us to play.

I have been honored to be your friend since the 3rd grade at Locust Street School and your team mate at Lloyd High.

God bless you buddy.

Bob Graham

Logan, I enjoyed your many stories and will miss your smile. Heaven has gained a new angel. Rest in peace my friend.