Logan loved music, camping, fishing, and hunting. His happy place was Cow Creek, where he’d spend countless weekends surrounded by friends, campfires, and guitars. He often organized cleanups so everyone could enjoy the water and land together. After the work was done, he’d pull out his guitar and teach anyone who wanted to learn. Rooted in his Native American heritage, Logan carried a deep respect for nature — he understood that the earth and music both have healing power.

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On July 10th, 2024, Logan’s life was tragically cut short at just 18 years old. What happened that night will never define him — it will never overshadow the joy, laughter, and love he brought to those around him.

We choose to remember how he lived, not how he died. Logan lived out loud — with kindness, passion, and purpose.

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The Logan Foundation was created to carry forward that spirit. Our mission is to empower musicians with the tools they need to create and share their art, while protecting and restoring the natural spaces that bring people peace and connection.

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Music and nature often help us through grief — a song that speaks to our hearts, a quiet walk, a glowing sunset. Supporting this foundation means keeping those sources of comfort alive for others. Together, we can help the next generation of musicians thrive and ensure the trails, creeks, and forests they play in stay beautiful and litter-free — honoring Logan’s love for both music and the earth.