Lenny Thomas Logan ”1967 - 2023”

Lenny Thomas Logan

There is No Night Without a Dawning No winter without a spring And beyond the dark horizon Our hearts will once more sing …. For those who leave us for a while Have only gone away Out of a restless, care worn world Into a brighter day Helen Steiner Rice

Lenny Thomas Logan of Wyandotte, OK passed from this life Sunday, June 4, 2023 at Integris Grove Hospital in Grove, OK. He was 55. Lenny was born October 1, 1967 to Jerry and Mary (McDonald) Logan. He had lived in the Quapaw and Wyandotte area most of his life. He was an auto mechanic and a member of the Seneca-Cayuga Tribe. He did Native American bead and leather work. He was preceded in death by 1 brother, Michael Logan. Lenny is survived by Stacy Chemil of the home, 2 sons, Dustin Logan and his wife Alyssa of Commerce, OK and Aaron Foreman of Miami, OK, 1 daughter, Shelby Bailey of Miami, OK, his parents Jerry and Mary Logan of Wyandotte, OK, 6 brothers, Billy Logan of Missouri, Derrick Logan of Grove, OK, Tommy Logan of Seminole, OK, Jerry Lee Logan, Tony Logan and Phillip Logan all of Wyandotte, OK, 4 sisters, Shelly Logan, Erica Logan and Cany Wallace all of Wyandotte, OK and Alma West of Kansas City, KS and 5 grandchildren, Aiden Foreman, Aliah Foreman, Dru Foreman, Anthony Foreman and Cameron Foreman. Services will be 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, June 7, 2023 at the Seneca-Cayuga Community Building, northeast of Grove, OK. Native American rites will be conducted by Paul Barton. Interment will be in Wyandotte Cemetery in Wyandotte, OK with Dustin Logan, "Fat Boy" Logan, Derrick Logan, Jonathan Logan, Doug Sparks and Dunn Sparks serving as pallbearers. Lenny will lie in state beginning at 5:00 p.m. Monday at the Seneca-Cayuga Community Building, northeast of Grove, OK. Services have been placed in the care of Paul Thomas Funeral Home and Cremation Service of Miami, OK. Online condolences may be made at www.paulthomasfuneralhomes.com. Resource: www.paulthomasfuneralhomes.com

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