Joan M. Logan

Birth date: May 8, 1940 Death date: Feb 22, 2021

Joan (Joni) M. Logan, of Fayetteville, NY. The page was turned, and the name JOAN MARIE LOGAN was read from the Lamb’s Book of Life. In that moment, Joan was a new creation, embraced by her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the only Read Obituary

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Mary Comtois

248w ago

Oh Aunt Joanie, how much I treasured all your time spent with my wonderful Mother in law Rose Comtois, making pizza and just talking and laughing. Your kind, gentle ways won over my baby girl Alyssa, who liked no one but her mother!! Oh how she loved you. Your love of family, talking about your children all the time, made us all love you even more. You made the world a better place, and made each person in your life a better person just for knowing you. Condolences and prayers for your beautiful family, and your wonderful brother Carmen, who I am sure misses you terribly. ~Mary Comtois & family

Wanda Frey

248w ago

Joni: You, Carman, Deanna, My Johnny, Lexi, and Pastor John did a wonderful memorial of your beautiful vivacious mother! I loved your mom! After all, I offered her my shoulder! LOL.....I think it was on or around the time of the Turkey/Greece trip that I had told her I didn't want to call her Mrs. Logan. I had said that it seemed to be too formal. I was raised to show respect for someone older than me. Also I thought that calling her Joan was not formal enough. I said: "How about Mama Joan?". She looked up and off to the side pensively for a few seconds. Then responded: "I will accept that." LOL .....She will forever be Mama Joan to me! My sincerest sympathy for all the Logan family & David. Your sister in Christ, Wanda Frey

Rose Cregg

249w ago

Joni: A beautiful tribute to a very special lady. Yours & David’s devotion are especially to be commended. Your reward in heaven will be great!! I loved your Mom.. she was so warm & welcoming to all. I’m certain she will be at the Pearly Gates welcoming us all home. My love & sincere sympathy to you, your family & David.

Joe And Peggy Moncada

249w ago

Since Central High in the late 50’s, through monthly hair appointments, at her camp, opening, closing, meeting with David, Joan, Joe and me for lunches, lots of memories. Joan was a listener, a believer, and a comfort to her friends and family.

Janice Dutton

249w ago

I’m so sorry for your loss. Your Mom was beautiful through and through. She always welcomed me with a huge smile and a hug. I’m thankful I was able to get to know her. Love to all of you.

Deidre Henley

249w ago

in honor of Joan.

So sad to hear of Joan's passing. We worked together in City Court. I remember reading a poem I wrote for her at her retirement party. Rest in Heaven Joan 🙏

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Joanne Sheffield

249w ago

Dear John, Joan Marie, Deanna and families,
So sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. She was such a lovely person and so much fun to be around. Sincerely, aunt Joanne.

Rose Montanaro

249w ago

Dear Deanna, Mark and Family,
My deepest sympathies for the loss of your beloved Mom...May God bless you with comfort and peace during this difficult time...
You are in my thoughts and prayers,
Rose M.

Bob Watrous

249w ago

To all of Joni's family, and David Artini
Please know that I am so so sorry for your loss. She is loved by all that knew her. We should all be comforted by the fact that we will be together again one day, and what a joyous occasion that will be.

We will miss her but remember all the joy she has brought to our lives.

Love, Bob & Luis

Paul Szemkow

249w ago

Dear Joni and Allan, Lexi and Greg:
We wish to extend our condolences to you and your family on the loss of your mother, friend, and grandmother. Though we may have never met her, we know that you loved her deeply. She has passed on to the next world, but the memories of your life together will remain with you. May you remember the good times and the cherished time, and a smile come to your face whenever you think of her.
With our deepest sympathies, Paul & Joyce Szemkow

Love will live forever in the memories you keep.
Time cannot erase a love so beautiful and deep.
Love is why your heart today feels emptiness and sorrow,
And love is what will bring you joy again in some tomorrow.
For love is everlasting and love is very real,
And nothing in this life can take away the love you feel.

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