Seven sons were born to William C. Logan and Voncile Anderson Logan. Henry was the oldest. On June 14, 1952 in Fulton, he took Arneda Faucett as his wife. To this union were born one daughter, Marian L. Logan, and two sons Henry C. Logan and Angelo G. Logan.
He was known to family and friends as "H". To be sure, it was an honorific, as there was great respect and affection for him in the community. H attended grade school in Fulton and was a graduate of Lincoln Laboratory High School in Jefferson City. He intended to set a good example; as a husband and father and within his community. H was always an achiever. In 1968, he founded Logan Construction Company, which he owned and operated until retiring in 2012.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Arneda and their three children; and by one grandson, Cullen of Phoenix, AZ; and a granddaughter Lamia of Fulton. Also by five brothers, Russell of Fulton, Robert C, of Holts Summit, Earl of Jefferson City, George Trenton of Kansas City, and Alvin of Fulton. His parents, and brother Glenn have gone before him.
There are some people who will be fondly remembered for several generations. H will be one of them.
He was known to family and friends as "H". To be sure, it was an honorific, as there was great respect and affection for him in the community. H attended grade school in Fulton and was a graduate of Lincoln Laboratory High School in Jefferson City. He intended to set a good example; as a husband and father and within his community. H was always an achiever. In 1968, he founded Logan Construction Company, which he owned and operated until retiring in 2012.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Arneda and their three children; and by one grandson, Cullen of Phoenix, AZ; and a granddaughter Lamia of Fulton. Also by five brothers, Russell of Fulton, Robert C, of Holts Summit, Earl of Jefferson City, George Trenton of Kansas City, and Alvin of Fulton. His parents, and brother Glenn have gone before him.
There are some people who will be fondly remembered for several generations. H will be one of them.
Seven sons were born to William C. Logan and Voncile Anderson Logan. Henry was the oldest. On June 14, 1952 in Fulton, he took Arneda Faucett as his wife. To this union were born one daughter, Marian L. Logan, and two sons Henry C. Logan and Angelo G. Logan.
He was known to family and friends as "H". To be sure, it was an honorific, as there was great respect and affection for him in the community. H attended grade school in Fulton and was a graduate of Lincoln Laboratory High School in Jefferson City. He intended to set a good example; as a husband and father and within his community. H was always an achiever. In 1968, he founded Logan Construction Company, which he owned and operated until retiring in 2012.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Arneda and their three children; and by one grandson, Cullen of Phoenix, AZ; and a granddaughter Lamia of Fulton. Also by five brothers, Russell of Fulton, Robert C, of Holts Summit, Earl of Jefferson City, George Trenton of Kansas City, and Alvin of Fulton. His parents, and brother Glenn have gone before him.
There are some people who will be fondly remembered for several generations. H will be one of them.
He was known to family and friends as "H". To be sure, it was an honorific, as there was great respect and affection for him in the community. H attended grade school in Fulton and was a graduate of Lincoln Laboratory High School in Jefferson City. He intended to set a good example; as a husband and father and within his community. H was always an achiever. In 1968, he founded Logan Construction Company, which he owned and operated until retiring in 2012.
He is survived by his wife of 65 years, Arneda and their three children; and by one grandson, Cullen of Phoenix, AZ; and a granddaughter Lamia of Fulton. Also by five brothers, Russell of Fulton, Robert C, of Holts Summit, Earl of Jefferson City, George Trenton of Kansas City, and Alvin of Fulton. His parents, and brother Glenn have gone before him.
There are some people who will be fondly remembered for several generations. H will be one of them.
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