Rev. John A. Logan Jr.

John was always kind to me. Always put up with me calling him "Chrome Dome." It's been years since our paths last crossed, but his friendship with my father has been around for my entire life and I've been given many great stories as a result. I wish I'd had the chance to attend one of his cave adventures with PRO! Thank you for sharing your love and creativity with this world, John.

Sorry for you loss Sandy.

Heartfelt prayers for all who are grieving. John would rather have us put on red noses and celebrate because "My God is so big, so strong and so mighty! There's nothing my God cannot do!" John and I go way back having shared leadership with the Sr Hi Adventure camps at Jumonville! He had a heart of gold, in love with Jesus! There was never a dull moment with John. So many sweet memories! Thank you, Lord, for loaning him to us for a season.

You and your entire family have my deepest sympathy Leona . God be with you at this time

So many memories of my friend John. Jumonville with Uncle Jack, Clown Services and visiting him with Eric Otto at Gordon-Connell, many visits to Pizza Hut and so much more. My deepest sympathies.

You will always be the most amazing, giving, heart of gold Pastor I have ever known. Your sermons always made you glued to every word.Prayers for family and friends. The Kelley Family

I read today the passing of Rev. John Logan. I knew him as a fellow graduate of Gordon Conwell and a colleague of the WPA Conference. He was always welcome presence when fellow GC alums met at annual conference. To his family and friends please accept my deep sympathy for your loss .

My heart was saddened Leona when I heard of Pastor John's passing. You and your family have my deepest sympathy. May God grant you peace and comfort during this difficult time. I will cherish special memories of Pastor John and will be eternally grateful for all the support he gave my family over the years. He was a true servant of God and will be missed.