Johnny Logan Obituary (1957 - 2024)

In the lively spirit of Johnny Logan, a man who lived his life with the volume cranked to eleven, we celebrate his journey that began on October 13, 1957, in Niles, Michigan, and concluded on April 27, 2024. Johnny was an individual of many talents – a bass player with a penchant for hard rock, a dedicated gardener, and reliable truck driver. His life was filled with the rumble of eighteen-wheelers, the rhythm of bass guitars, and the tranquil peace of a well-groomed garden. As Charles M. Schultz once said, “Happiness is a warm puppy.” Johnny embodied this sentiment with his loyal companion, T.J. by his side. His love for T.J. was only rivaled by his affection for Tamera Leonard, his significant other. Johnny was a dedicated and supportive partner to Tamera, and their bond was testament to his unwavering loyalty. He was a steadfast friend to Many, most notably Glen Johnson, who stood by his side like a brother. Johnny’s spirit of friendship and love extended beyond human relationships, his puppy T.J. served as a constant source of joy and companionship. Johnny was preceded in death by his parents, Lester John, and Martha Logan. Their teachings and love shaped him into the man he became – a man who saw beauty in hard rock music, found serenity in gardening, and love unconditionally. As we remember Johnny, let us not mourn his passing, but celebrate the life of a man who truly understood the words of Bob Marley, “Love the life you live, Live the life you love.” In honor of Johnny, we invite all who knew him to share their memories and photographs on his memorial page. Stories anecdotes and images serve as a testament to the life that Johnny lived – a life filled with loud music, beautiful gardens, and the unwavering love of a man and his dog.