Brother Tom was a faithful & kind servant of our Lord Jesus Christ & to our church.  He will be missed by many in our church especially me.  His works for the Lord will follow him in God's Kingdom.  Sincerely, Hazel Peebles

So Sorry to hear of Tom's passing. He was a kind-hearted man. I met him when he was a crossing guard for my children and then found him again at the church. He will truly be missed.

Brother Logsdon was a fine Union member for the National Association of Letter Carriers and was an officer by serving as Branch 1091's Treasurer for years.  I knew Tom personally and will miss his humor and kind words and especially his stories of the post office. My condolences to his family and may Tom rest in peace.  

Denny Belden (Mt. Dora)

I'm sorry I won't be able to attend but know that I thought very highly of your father and husband.  He was a greeter at our church for many years and a member of our lifegroup.  It was always a pleasure to talk to him and he will be missed dearly.
Kay Buckner

I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of this very sweet and kind man. Tom has been a faithful servant at our church for the 15+ years that I've been there.  He always had a warm greeting and a smile on his face when he saw you and would shake your hand and welcome you upon arrival. I will miss him.  I pray that you will be comforted during this time of loss and knowing that Tom is now enjoying time with his Lord & Savior.  God Bless.

My condolences to you and your family at this time. So sorry that I won't be able to be there due to business commitments but you will be in my prayers. I lost my dad 10 years ago when he was 86 and it was so hard. I was a daddy's girl and I miss him to this day. Take comfort that he is in no more pain and will be watching over you.

I only knew your Dad from the soccer fields in Apopka. He was a loyal supporter of all his grandsons and was a trooper making the trip across the all the fields from the parking lot. Not an easy trek. He will be greatly missed. Coach Tom my thought are with you and your family.

My father was a crossing guard for many years after he retired from the post office.  He was also a member of First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, where he was a Deacon.  He worked very hard and made sure I and my brother attended college.  There was never a question, we were going to college.  He was opinionated and honest and like me, he had no filter.  We always knew exactly where we stood with him.  I am proud and honored to call him my Daddy.  I love you Daddy and I miss you very much.

Sorry that we can not be there during this time. Kim-my memories of your Dad were only kind ones. Thinking of you.

My sympathies to Kim Logsdon Zinicola on the loss of your father. He was my mailman for many, many years as well as a track parent. My prayers are with you and your family for peace and comfort in your loss.

My deepest condolences for the family during this sad time

My deepest condolences to Kimberley Logsdon Zinicola (my wife) and her family in their time of grief. Tom was a good man with a good heart and it was my pleasure to have known and loved him as his Son-In-Law.

OBITUARY

Thomas Franklin Logsdon

22 November, 1931 – 1 April, 2016

Woodlawn Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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