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Roger Logan Obituary
The son of the late Roger Vernon Logan Sr. and Belle Logan, nee' Raley, was born in Springfield, Missouri, Aug. 28, 1944.
He graduated from the University of Arkansas with a Bachelor's degree and a Juris Doctorate.
He was an avid historian, who had written several books and articles on Boone County and Baptist history. He had been an attorney for 54 years, a judicial judge in the 14th Judicial District Court for 26 years and served in the Arkansas House of Representatives in the 1970s
He was founding member and a first president of the Boone County Historical Society and was an authority on the Mountain Meadow Massacre and had authored several books on the subject.
He was a former president of the Arkansas Judicial Council. He was an active member and former officer of the Jordan Milam Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and Gideon's International.
He was a member and former deacon of First Baptist Church of Harrison and was currently teaching the Senior Adult Men's Sunday School Class.
Survivors include his wife of 54 years, Bonnie Logan, of Harrison; a son, John Walton Logan, of the home; a daughter Sarah Prier, of Johnson; a brother, Richard Logan, of Bergman; a granddaughter and other relatives.
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Mary Russell- Evans
April 30, 2022
When I think of Roger I visualize the joy on his face at wagon train reunions, watching the children running barefoot across the prairies & through the creeks in their long dresses and bonnets. He so loved his "wagon train family." And we loved him.
Ben Pykles
April 18, 2022
Judge Logan was a great man and has left an indelible legacy with respect to the Mountain Meadows in Utah. We will most certainly miss him, even as we continue to appreciate and be blessed by everything he has done over the last many years. I can´t imagine a more appropriate time to pass for such a God-fearing man than Good Friday. I also can´t imagine a better time of year to receive the sad news of his passing than on Easter weekend when we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. How blessed will be the day when we are reunited with our friend Judge Roger Logan.
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