Logan Drake Mann

Logan Drake Mann was born on March 25, 1991, in Vici, Oklahoma, to Travis and Christine (Coleman) Mann. He passed away at his home near Sharon, Oklahoma, on February 10, 2026, at the age of 34 years.

Logan attended Sharon-Mutual Schools from elementary through high school, graduating with the Class of 2010. On February 14, 2010, at the age of 18, he was baptized into the General Assembly and Church of the Firstborn in Vici by Brother Danny Moss. His faith was an important part of his life. Logan dearly loved attending church and being present at gatherings of the brethren. He was always grateful for the love and support shown to him and his family and often expressed his thankfulness to God and the church.

Logan treasured family traditions and community events, especially the annual Fourth of July celebration in Vici. Over the years, he earned many ribbons competing in the festivities, memories he held close to his heart.

On May 30, 2015, Logan married the love of his life, Lacy Viola Dwyer, in Cedaredge, Colorado. To this union were born two precious children, daughter Legacy Loretta and son Lawson Davis, who were the pride and joy of his life. From May 2015 to February 2018, Logan and his family made their home in Palisade, Colorado. In February 2018, they returned to Sharon, settling into a home just down the street from where Logan had grown up.

Due to health challenges, Logan was not able to fully enter the workforce, but he faithfully helped as a shop hand at Mann’s Rental both after high school and again after returning to Sharon. He found joy in simple pleasures—rocking in his chair watching movies, hunting, fishing, leatherwork, and watching sports. He was an avid Oklahoma Sooners fan and a proud member of the Friends of the NRA.

Above all, Logan loved being a husband and father. He cherished shooting hoops with Legacy and Lawson, crafting homemade gifts from whatever materials he had on hand, and making others laugh with his quick wit and playful spirit. He never missed an opportunity to support his children and was eagerly anticipating Lawson’s upcoming t-ball season and Legacy’s first season of softball. Logan was devoted to leading his family in prayer, insisting on bedtime prayers and faithfully blessing each meal.

He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Don Mann; uncle, Randy Seifried; cousins, Adam Seifried and Aspen Daniel; nephew, Maverick Wittman; and niece, Kambry McManus.

Logan is survived by his loving wife, Lacy Mann, and their children, Legacy and Lawson, of the home; his parents, Travis and Christine Mann of Sharon; sister, Amber Wittman and husband Tyler of Vici; brother, Ethan Mann and wife Macie of Enid, Oklahoma; brother, Seth Mann and wife Myla of Sharon; parents-in-law, Darren and Kandy Dwyer of Vici; sisters-in-law, Leah McManus and husband Arron of Vici, and Lynzee Salisbury and husband Guy of Vici; brother-in-law, Caleb Dwyer and girlfriend Cate Roop of Woodward; nieces, Tymber Wittman, Delilah Mann, Kazdyn McManus, and Adelyn Salisbury; nephews, Chisum Wittman, Kaison McManus, and Leroy Salisbury; paternal grandmother, Judy Mann of Vici; maternal grandfather, Herman Coleman and wife Sharyon of Mutual; maternal grandmother, Sherry Coleman of Vici; grandparents-in-law, Lonnie and Marlene Combs of Vici; as well as a host of cherished loved ones, friends, and brethren.

Logan will be remembered for his steadfast faith, his love for family, his joyful humor, and the deep gratitude he carried in his heart for the many blessings in his life.

Memorial donations may be made to
 the Family for future expenses
c/o Shaw Funeral Home
P.O. Box 276
Vici, OK 73859.