Logan J Will was born in Mesa, Arizona on July 17, 1985. He was the third of four children born to Perry and Laurie Will. He was baptized Aug 15, 1985 and confirmed on May 23, 1999 at St. Luke Lutheran Church.
Logan was a graduate of Mountain View High School Class of 2003. He had an amazing love for music, the outdoors, his girls, Aussie and Dingo, and his motorcycle club, The Regulators, where he was known as “Tater”.
Logan was always willing to help others whether it was someone stuck on the side of the road or collecting items for a charity. He was always curious about how things work, liked to learn about new things, and loved to tinker with things. He had a big goofy grin that everyone loves.
He worked many jobs over the years that brought him joy. Most recently he was certified and employed as a home inspector and instructor for Comprehensive Property Inspections.
Grateful for having shared his life are: His parents, Perry and Laurie, brothers, Trevor and Tanner, sister: Camille and brother-in-law Jeremy; as well as nieces, Keegan and Penelope and nephew, Odin; grandparents: Claire Erickson and Arlyn and Janet Will, several aunts, uncles and cousins, his girlfriend, Jennifer and Ex-spouse, Shana as well as many friends. He was proceeded in death by His Grandpa, Ferd Erickson.
Logan took his final ride (wind therapy) on the night of Friday, March 1st, 2019 and woke in the arms of Jesus.
Dear Laurie, Perry, Trevor, Camille, and Tanner and all of your families,
We will be with you all in spirit tomorrow. You are in our thoughts and prayers and our hearts ache for you. We loved Logan’s free, kind and caring spirit. We will miss him very much. We love you all. Love from MN.
Tator you will be truly miss! The Templar Krusaders MC was honored to know you. Ride free our friend!
Thanks Laurie for this wonderful remembrance of Logan, a great kid and young man.
Much Love and Respect for him, his smile goes forever and always will, he will be missed by many but will always be in my thoughts and prayers.
May you Rest In Peace, Logan. May the Lord give your loved ones strength during this difficult time.