Janice Logan

With her neighbor, Deb Ilgen, I visited Janice at her house several times over the years. I also visited her alone a few times; and she was always thankful and told me to come again. It was a pleasure to see her, though lately, her hearing loss made it a little harder. I am missing her!

In the late 50's, early 60s Janice used to make tomato soup or Lebanon bologna sandwiches for late son Steve who I visited in the summer. Steve and I did not live far apart, but we were in different school districts. We would play games and whatever else for one summer. We also attended the same church, st marks. Condolences for Janice and late son Steve. Pete schnaithmann.

I had the pleasure of helping to care for Ms.Janice, we would laugh and she was a happy wonderful lady and she will truly be missed. May God be with her family at this time of loss. I will always remember her.

Dear Logan family, We are so thankful for visits with Janice, her wonderful birthday parties, and time getting to know more of the family. She held and shared clear memories of the Susquehanna Township School days, the Harro family farm, cousins, and church activities of many years. We are so glad for her stories. We know how loved she was by grandchildren and great grandchildren, and she treasured each of you. Peace and comfort of the Holy Spirit to you.

What a blessing Janice was to all who knew her She was a charter member of St. Marks UM Church, and could relate so many interesting facts about it and members as well.My mother, Priscilla Swartz Evans, enjoyed her friendship too My sincere sympathy to all of her family. Nancy Swartz Dougherty

I have loved this lady a long time and know that the laughter and memories that everyone has will always bring a smile to the faces of those closest to her. God bless each of you as you remember her love and life. Rest in peace Grandma!