Memories of Logan Dean Whitcomb

In memory of

Logan Dean Whitcomb

Hermantown, MN

December 20, 2004 - October 7, 2024

Dec 20, 2004 - Oct 7, 2024

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Sandra Merritt

As I lay here in the very same hospital that Logan got his transplant, I’m thinking of him today and always.

Got my kidney transplant 5 weeks ago, and felt Logan’s presence here. Having a procedure today to make sure my new kidney is well. He will be here again.

Although Logan had been through so much medically over the years, I never saw him unhappy. Logan smiled every day, every minute. Made us all laugh, and have fun.

Logan, your Fab 5 friends miss you dearly! We all do! Can’t believe it’s been a year! Fly high angel!! ❤️❤️

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Christine Whitcomb

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Alex Nun

2024, Duluth, MN, USA

I only knew Logan briefly, working with him for the first third of 2024. He was the only friend I made at that job. Logan was an immensely kind and funny person, and working with him was the highlight of my time at that job, a very dreary time otherwise. I only learned of his passing recently, after seeing an old coworker from that job, the first question I asked was "if Logan was still working there", as Logan was the single thing from that job that stuck with me the most. I remember Logan working on another coworker's car on the street during a cold night, a testament to the helpful and compassionate person that he was. I'm extremely glad that I met him, and even though I wasn't as close to him as I wish I had been, and I didn't know him for long, he made a lasting impact on who I am and how I act. My heart goes out to his family, friends, and everyone who had the chance to meet him. He was an inspiration.