On September 8th we lost our baby.

He is with his creator without any of the mortal issues we all deal with.

He is welcomed into heaven by a grandfather, Gerald Harbison, and a grandmother, Kathleen Rommel.

He is survived by his mother and father, Nancy and P.J. and his sister, Riley, grandfather Robert Rommel and grandmother Penelope Harbison, aunts Jacqueline, Kathleen, Suzanne, Heather, Michelle, Molly, his uncle Erich and his numerous cousins.

Logan thoroughly enjoyed his video games and the entire horror genre of movies, Spending hours online with his friends watching movies and playing horror video games.

He was the most kindhearted individual any of us has ever known. A walking ray of sunshine, whether at work or amongst his friends, he was always more concerned with making sure everyone else was OK, always putting their feelings or needs first, never wanting to be a bother.

Oh, child, our baby boy, your endless compassion is something we should all try to emulate, as it was your defining trait.

The gates of heaven swung wide at your arrival to allow your tremendous spirit entry. May you finally have the rest and peace you so deserve.

Know that you will be missed every day, your groggy good mornings, your hours long conversations about any and all things horror movie, your too excited hopping while in the midst of a game, your quiet love of your sister. Know that we couldn't be more proud of the human you had become.

Our forever angel looking over us and patiently waiting for our reunion.

Because of the excellent care Logan received at Riley Children's Hospital, his family was blessed with 25 precious years together with their son. Memorials can be written to Riley Children's Hospital (https://www.rileychildrens.org/about/ways-to-give) in Logan's name.