Edward L. "Peewee" Logan Sr.
Edward L. "Peewee" Logan Sr.
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SHARRON HALL HASTY
January 25, 2010
Mr. Logan was my second dad when I was growing up. Kayleen and I lived at each others homes. I lost contact with all of them when I graduated from high school.
Sharron Hall Hasty (Richardson, Tx)
David Stewart
January 24, 2010
To Mr. Logan's family: My prayers are with you. Mr. Logan was my principal when I was teaching at Smithfield Junior High many years ago. He was such an incredible principal and an incredible man. He reminded me a great deal of my daddy, and that is the highest compliment I can pay any man. He is sorely missed.
Teresa Pollard Ly
January 23, 2010
My thoughts and prayers go out to the family, students, and all his many many friends. God Bless you!
Jay Thompson
January 3, 2010
To The Logan Family,
Your Dad was certainly special to all of us who played football or were students in his class; we always knew whether it was on the field or in the classroom that he would be challenging us to do our best. I am not sure that Coach could ever tell Ray and I apart; it was just Thompson 64 and Thompson 72. As a current Birdville employee I got to work as a colleague with Ed, Joe Angell and Lee Hagman; I learned so much from each of them. From Coach I remember him telling me to not take life so serious--after all we were not going to get out alive.
Your Dad truly made a difference in lives of so many; I am so thankful that he chose to make a difference for all of us in Birdville ISD.
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December 12, 2009
THERE SIMPLY ARE NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE LOSS AND EMPTINESS THAT ENTERED MY LIFE ON DEC.01,2009. MY FATHER WAS THE GREATEST MAN I HAVE EVER KNOWN. CAROLYN LOGAN FULMER
Tina (basham) Hendricks
December 7, 2009
Mr Logan was a sweetheart with a wonderful smile. My sympathies and prayers go to Kayleen and the family.
Laura Anne Logan-Cearley
December 7, 2009
Carolyn, Eddie & Kayleen,
Wishing you and your families strength and peace.
Linda Brown-Levin
December 7, 2009
Oh! I just heard about Ed a few minutes ago!! I can't express my sorrow. What a wonderful man he was.
Growing up Ed was like a second daddy to me. Ed and I stayed in touch over the years and the world is a little dimmer without those sparkling eyes of his.
I know that Ed, Joe and Leon are telling good ones right now, but the world just isn't the same without Ed in it.
I'll never forget that twinkle in his eyes, that wonderful laugh of his. Though we hadn't talked as often in recent years, my life was bettered by the presence of this wonderful man. Another good one is gone now.
I am so truly sorry for your loss.
Linda Arrington
December 6, 2009
Mr Logan was a one-of-a-kind type of gentleman. I will always remember his kind words, his sense of humor and that ever present twinkle in his eye. I will miss him as will many of may RadioShack co-workers. He was really special!
My prayers will be with his family.
Johnny and Wanda Privett
December 6, 2009
My brother (Gene Privett of Mesa, Ariz.)and Ed were good friends and played football together at East Central University. Ed and Sandy always came every year to the ECU Alumni Homecoming and we became good friends with them. They were here one month ago at our house and we enjoyed so much fellowship together this year and in the years past. Ed was a great person to know and we will surely miss him on his yearly visits to our house. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family.
Michael Rhodes
December 5, 2009
He was my favorite coach at Haltom Junior High. I know he will be missed.
Pam Roach Cash
December 5, 2009
I am so sorry to hear about Coach Logan's passing. He was my history teacher at HHS and years later a sweet friend.
He made such an impression on everyone that came into contact with him. He was a remarkable person and a true gentleman. He always had that sparkle in his eyes, which was just a manifestation of his kindness, warmth and humor. We have lost one of the good guys!
God bless you, Coach, and rest in peace.
David Runyon
December 5, 2009
Good Bye to a Special Mentor.
In reflecting about Coach Logan today, I'm sure that I haven't come awake often enough about how profoundly some people were onstage in my life for relatively brief periods, but made disproportionately huge contributions for my better. Ed Logan was one of those people that watched over me, and I regret not being able to have a frequent post High School relationship with him.
I vividly remember our first encounter. At the time I recognized his name and position, but did not know the strength of his spirit. It was a in a crowd that I was entering the auditorium one day for a function that required the assembly of the student body. Unexpectedly, he physically took my arm, pulled me from the rush of students, and pressed me to the wall. In a friendly and challenging manner he said that he needed a “Force” to play football on his team, and directed me to show up at practice that same afternoon. I did show up, and that event kick started me onto a path that changed and enriched my young life. It may be too nostalgic for me to elaborate here, but I will always be grateful to Ed Logan, owe him a debt of gratitude, and cherish his method of guiding me; something that I needed at the time. He knew it, and had the talent to show by example how to be confident to accomplish things bigger and better.
I am proud to have been one of his students, and on his team of football and life. Also, proud for him to have contributed three unselfish decades to the Birdville school system. Certainly he helped numerous others. He was a quality man, an honorable man, and I'll bet that many people like me will wake up days in the future and realize they miss him and the power of his winning influence.
David Runyon
Jim Hardin
December 5, 2009
Sorry to hear about Ed. Coached with him at Haltom in the 60's. One of the best.
Earlene Gonzales
December 4, 2009
To the Logan Family,
Sorry to hear about your dad. I was out of town when I got notified. I will be going to see Wren. Your dad will truly be missed.
Andrea Lanier
December 4, 2009
Carolyn, Eddie & Kayleen, Well, Mr Angell & Mr Logan are back together again! They were a pair, to say the least but two finer men you would be hard pressed to find! My thoughts and prayers are with you all, I know you will miss him. Your dad was always so kind to me and I am blessed that he touched my life both as a kid in elementary and as a teen in high school.
Kelli Yeats
December 4, 2009
Don't know if God has ever created such a marvelous man! He was my pricipal at Smithfield Jr. and was such a loving kind soul who always mind time for you. Condolences to the family. Rest easy in the fact that when he entered heaven he heard Jesus say "well done my good and faithful servant."
DL Tolleson
December 4, 2009
I briefly exchanged pleasantries with Mr. Logan and saw him often in the RadioShack/TCC campus in downtown Fort Worth. He seemed a pleasant man with stately comportment and I always privately envisioned him in command on the deck of sailing vessel—he looked the part with his white beard and trim figure.
Having lost my own father just over a month ago makes the passing of Mr. Logan all that more poignant as the men of their great generation are being claimed by the pages of history.
Such men are a rarity today and I offer my condolences to the family.
Carolyn Knott
December 4, 2009
Carolyn, Kayleen & Eddie, So sorry to hear about your Father. He was a wonderful person He was always there to lend a helping hand to someone that needed it. He loved people and loved having fun. I guess now he and Joe can have fun again.
I will keep you in my prayers and God Bless
"Remember the memories outlast the hurt"!
A good friend, Carolyn Knott
Cheri Green Pearce
December 4, 2009
I have the privilege of knowing Ed for most of my life. Ed was a wonderful principal and a wonderful person. He always had a smile for everyone and could always make me laugh when I spoke to him. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family!
Joe DePucci
December 4, 2009
I've met Mr. Logan only one time, just a few weeks ago. Through my good friend Ken Bluberg, Mr. Logan's neighbor. Ken asked me if I would take the chainsaw to his giant trees in his front yard. I'm so happy and releived I was able to help Mr. Logan and I'm very sad to see him go. It was a pleasure to meet such a nice man. My heart goes out to Mr. Logan's family. God bless.
Betty Blumberg
December 4, 2009
Ed was my neighbor for five years, but
it feels like I've known him for much
longer. I shall miss the talks over the
fence. My puppy already misses him. He was a wonderful man and neighbor. I know this man is with GOD.
Kelly Dunavin
December 4, 2009
I LOVED Mr.Logan, he was one of the nicest men....I remember walking into the office many times and seeing him, he would just smile and always talk to me....I'm sorry for your loss Logan family. I will keep you in my prayers..
Jerry Hocutt
December 4, 2009
Playing for Coach when he first came to Haltom H.S. was not only a privilege, but a lesson from a great teacher about how to live our lives after we walked off the field for the last time. His sense of humor stays with me today (I still quote him every time I play pass with my grandson and he drops the ball: “Hey! If it was a brick, it would have killed you!”). He always cared for his players and students, did the right thing, and went the extra mile. He’s touched the lives of thousands. His family is blessed and fortunate to have had him for so many years. Coach Logan, it was an honor.
Amanda Fulmer
December 4, 2009
The world just won't be the same without my Poppy.
Mona Butler
December 4, 2009
Mr. Logan was the greatest principal I ever had the privledge and honor to work for. I loved him so much, I named my son after him - Logan Butler. I can still remember so many pearls of wisdom gained under him. One of my favorite memories of him was when I had a HORRIBLE reaction to poison ivy and he brought me some Army issued anti-poison ivy serum that I was supposed to take orally. I have laughed many times over his fabulous sense of humor and been thankful that I saw a man that cared so much for the students he was in charge of. He will be GREATLY missed. Rest in peace Mr. Logan.
David Whitson
December 4, 2009
Coach Logan was my coach and teacher. We developed a fiendship when I worked as a student assistant in the office at Haltom Junior High. I miss his fellowship. The family are in my thoughts and prayers. God Bless each of you. David Whitson, City Council NRH.
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