Birth date: Oct 12, 1976 Death date: Nov 20, 2016
Donald D. “D.D.” Logana II, 40, of Savannah, Georgia, passed away in a tragic automobile accident on Sunday, November 20, 2016. He was born in Syracuse and graduated from Cicero-North Syracuse High School and SUNY Oswego. Don was Read Obituary
Don is surely a very loved and cherished friend to so many of us in Savannah. He is missed so much. He always had the best hugs for me whenever I'd run into him. He will always be in my heart and memories.
Met Don at Tybee Island and he was so kind. Even took the time to take pictures with my friends and me. What a great person he was. You will be missed in Savannah , Georgia. Rest in Peace Don.
I met Don while workng at Billy's Place above McDonough's in Savannah. It was Happoween a few yrs ago and he was dressed as "Big Ang' from Mob Wives, LOL. It was hillarous and I got off in thime to watch him win in the Halloween Contest. He was always so full of life, so compassionate, loving, and caring. To his family, I am so very sorry for your loss, I feel you pain as I lost my dad in 1978. Don was a huge part n theSavvan Community, whther it be the Toys for Tots,Food Drive or the impact he made o he community educating them about MS and raisng tons of money for the cause. He will be greatly missed and that smile that lsted for days and those eyes that glowed with compassion will forever be in those hearts hetouched including mine....... Much Love.............. Jax
He truly will be missed loved Don! I had a chance to meet him at the MS walk.❤️
He truly will be missed loved Don! I had a chance to meet him at the MS walk.❤️
Logana family please know you are in our continued thoughts and prayers as you lay to rest one of our family members because Don became family over the years with our WTOC family here in Savannah and the surrounding counties. He would always show off his photo's and the fun times with Sammi Jo and Jordan who you could tell were his heart. He will truly be missed by all. Gods speed Don. Fly high with our Heavenly Father young man. RIP
To know that we will never see that smiling face again on WTOC is just simply heartbreaking! No matter where or what, Don always had a smile on is face. He was kind hearted, loving and very much loved. I will never forget all the pictures he shared of his niece and nephew. He was definitely a very proud uncle!! My thoughts and prayers are with all his family and friends. The world is definitely going to be a little more somber because of his absence. Rest in Peace, Don!! <3
Don,simply the best he was full of life and loves everyone. I have Multiple Sclerosis and Don was always top fundraiser for the cause and always on hand to assist at our year MS walk along with other cause in this community of Savannah his second home, I feel like I lost a little brother may your soul forever rest in paradise thanks for all the updates and that Smile that brighten any room ,event or our Daybreak news will never be the same.I can recall 2013 MS Walk I wasn't have a good day but he came over gave the biggest smile and the warmest hug. I am miss that most of all. My sincerest prayers and thoughts with the Logan Family,WTOC News Family,Our MS Family locally and nationally and this community of Savannah, Georgia where you gave us the very best of you. Until we met again my dear humble Anchor Man . Natasha Garvin-Holmes Savannah, Georgia Living with Multiple Sclerosis has been made just a little easier because of your fight to raise funds and awareness for a cure
