Ingrid & Marc St.Pierre   Family                                                                        My memory of Uncle Harry, I was twenty years old when we met in Philadelphia. Uncle Harry and Aunt Ella came to visit me in Fredericksburg Va in 1967. He drove a black convertible and said "Ingrid would you like to drive".  Excited and frightened I said yes. We went to Va Beach. The next big memory I have, was when he my mom and son Markus, then only 2 years old, took us on  a plane ride over Philadelphia, what a great experience. I have also had many great conversations with him. I believe he is in heaven with god and watching over Aunt Ella. We will never forget what a great man you were, love and prayers from all our family.

Tante Ella, 
All the good times growing up...But I remember when Mom and Dad bought the house on Silo Hill, and Onkel Harry took us up in the plane to see it... What an amazing day...Many good meals and lessons. 
May you be comforted in all the memories and the wonderful life you shared. With love , Debby Kriechbaum ( Kooker)

Words cannot express the sorrow I feel. My deepest condolences to Tante Ella. Till we meet again Onkel Harry.....

May God comfort you Aunt Ella with beautiful memories of Uncle Logan. I remember when Uncle Logan would come to visit and tell me stories of what it was like to fly in an airplane! He told me how beautiful the clouds were and how wonderful to see the different types of land and formations below. Anytime I get the chance to fly, I go and always remember my wonderful Uncle Logan, because of him I never had a fear of flying!
Jill Kothenbeutel Pearce

I have such fond memories of spending time at  Uncle Logan and  Aunt Ellas home in Oro Valley Arizona. Listing to his many stories of his life and experiences.   Uncle Logan read to me from  his favorite Bible and was quite the Bible Scholar  Also will cherish the times  Uncle Logan and  Aunt Ella came to Missouri to visit the family  on the farm near Glasgow Missouri. and the family  at Springfield and Kirksville  God and family  meant so much to  Uncle Logan   also  Uncle Logans church family and friends meant so much  to him   Uncle  Logan told Great stories ! I fondly remember Uncle  Logan saying.  Do you want to 
hear my story?  I want to hear your story!!!!! Loved Uncle Logan so very much!!!!

I am so sorry for your loss. Uncle Logan was such a joy to be around and I enjoyed listening to his memories of serving in WWII. RIP 
Samantha Kothenbeutel

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Harry Logan Taylor

18 March, 1924 – 27 August, 2022

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