John P. "Jack" Logan Noblesville, was born October 7, 1929, the son of Paul S. and Martha R. Logan. He grew up on a dairy farm in Stockwell, IN, and graduated from Stockwell High School. He graduated from Purdue University and was a lifelong Boilermaker fan. He later attended the University of Wisconsin School of Banking and relocated to Noblesville, IN, to work at Wainwright Bank and Trust and had a 30-year career in banking.
He later served as Business Manager of what is now the Hamilton East Library System. He was active in the First United Methodist Church, Lion's Club (past president), Hamilton County Republican Party, Friends of the Library, and the Riverview Hospital Foundation.
He also served hundreds of hours as a volunteer at Riverview Hospital. For many years he was on the board of the Hamilton County Theatre Guild and performed in several productions. Recently, he served on the City of Noblesville Redevelopment Commission.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia of Noblesville; daughters, Beth Logan of Noblesville and Laura Logan of Bloomington, IN; brother, Bill (Gloria) Logan of Hobart, IN; and several nieces and nephews.
Services were entrusted to Randall and Roberts Funeral Home of Noblesville, Indiana.
He later served as Business Manager of what is now the Hamilton East Library System. He was active in the First United Methodist Church, Lion's Club (past president), Hamilton County Republican Party, Friends of the Library, and the Riverview Hospital Foundation.
He also served hundreds of hours as a volunteer at Riverview Hospital. For many years he was on the board of the Hamilton County Theatre Guild and performed in several productions. Recently, he served on the City of Noblesville Redevelopment Commission.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia of Noblesville; daughters, Beth Logan of Noblesville and Laura Logan of Bloomington, IN; brother, Bill (Gloria) Logan of Hobart, IN; and several nieces and nephews.
Services were entrusted to Randall and Roberts Funeral Home of Noblesville, Indiana.
John P. "Jack" Logan Noblesville, was born October 7, 1929, the son of Paul S. and Martha R. Logan. He grew up on a dairy farm in Stockwell, IN, and graduated from Stockwell High School. He graduated from Purdue University and was a lifelong Boilermaker fan. He later attended the University of Wisconsin School of Banking and relocated to Noblesville, IN, to work at Wainwright Bank and Trust and had a 30-year career in banking.
He later served as Business Manager of what is now the Hamilton East Library System. He was active in the First United Methodist Church, Lion's Club (past president), Hamilton County Republican Party, Friends of the Library, and the Riverview Hospital Foundation.
He also served hundreds of hours as a volunteer at Riverview Hospital. For many years he was on the board of the Hamilton County Theatre Guild and performed in several productions. Recently, he served on the City of Noblesville Redevelopment Commission.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia of Noblesville; daughters, Beth Logan of Noblesville and Laura Logan of Bloomington, IN; brother, Bill (Gloria) Logan of Hobart, IN; and several nieces and nephews.
Services were entrusted to Randall and Roberts Funeral Home of Noblesville, Indiana.
He later served as Business Manager of what is now the Hamilton East Library System. He was active in the First United Methodist Church, Lion's Club (past president), Hamilton County Republican Party, Friends of the Library, and the Riverview Hospital Foundation.
He also served hundreds of hours as a volunteer at Riverview Hospital. For many years he was on the board of the Hamilton County Theatre Guild and performed in several productions. Recently, he served on the City of Noblesville Redevelopment Commission.
Survivors include his wife, Patricia of Noblesville; daughters, Beth Logan of Noblesville and Laura Logan of Bloomington, IN; brother, Bill (Gloria) Logan of Hobart, IN; and several nieces and nephews.
Services were entrusted to Randall and Roberts Funeral Home of Noblesville, Indiana.
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