Sweet little Logen arrived on this earth just a few minutes behind his big brother. After beating all odds to get here and fighting so hard, he could stay only six short hours, just long enough for his Mom and Dad, his brother and sisters, and his Grandparents to hold him and kiss him and then say goodbye as he peacefully returned to his Father in Heaven. Logen is survived by his twin brother, Cole, his big brother, Ian, and big sisters, Sara and Aislynn, his parents, Chad and Leanne Dunford, Grandparents, Lynn & Kay Manhart and Mundi & Lois Pederson, many Aunts and Uncles, cousins, and two Great-Grandmas, Helen Dunford and Jean Laws. The family would also like to thank Dr. Ball and his staff at UCSF for their special skills that helped get Logen and Cole here. Without them they would never have had the opportunity to meet Logen and have him for the brief moments that they had. Graveside Services were held August 23, 2005, at Smithfield City Cemetery in Smithfield, Utah.
Sweet little Logen arrived on this earth just a few minutes behind his big brother. After beating all odds to get here and fighting so hard, he could stay only six short hours, just long enough for his Mom and Dad, his brother and sisters, and his Grandparents to hold him and kiss him and then say goodbye as he peacefully returned to his Father in Heaven. Logen is survived by his twin brother, Cole, his big brother, Ian, and big sisters, Sara and Aislynn, his parents, Chad and Leanne Dunford, Grandparents, Lynn & Kay Manhart and Mundi & Lois Pederson, many Aunts and Uncles, cousins, and two Great-Grandmas, Helen Dunford and Jean Laws. The family would also like to thank Dr. Ball and his staff at UCSF for their special skills that helped get Logen and Cole here. Without them they would never have had the opportunity to meet Logen and have him for the brief moments that they had. Graveside Services were held August 23, 2005, at Smithfield City Cemetery in Smithfield, Utah.
