Patrick Brian Logan

Brian was born the oldest of three children to Teresa and Michael Logan in Augusta, GA on October 24, 1971. He proudly served the United States Marine Corps and was an avid patriot. He later went on to be a Biomedical Engineer working on dialysis machines at Gambro Healthcare, Medical College of Georgia and Aiken Regional.

Brian’s first passion above all else was his family. He had a vibrant and active childhood growing up with his two brothers. He participated in little league, and later went on to play high school football. Some of his favorite pastimes included listening to music, writing poetry, storytelling, fishing and later on, he loved to spend time with his boys playing card games, especially rummy. He was extremely proud of his Irish heritage and never missed a St. Patrick’s Day celebration.

Brian was exceptionally intelligent with a fun personality and a great sense of humor. He had a huge charismatic laugh that could light up a room with a contagious effect, and the power to make absolutely anyone smile or feel better if they were down. He was spiritual with a radiating, steadfast passion for the Lord, and that always showed through his actions. Brian was inspirationally kind-hearted with an impeccable inner strength that shined through everything he did in life. He never passed judgement on anyone. He was generous, humble and kind with everyone that he encountered; he always had an unconditional love for children, and they loved him too. He was a great listener and carried on a strong desire to help people grow, especially his sons.

Brian was preceded in death by his beloved brother, Robert Michael Logan “Michael”; maternal grandmother, Faye O’ Brien Worthy; maternal grandfather, Richard Michael O’Brien; Bob Logan and Bobbi Logan Brian’s paternal grandparents; paternal grandmother, Bernice Lybrand; and maternal uncle, Timothy O’Brien and maternal aunt, Susan O’ Brien.

In addition to surviving his darling mother, Teresa, and father Michael; best friend and father, Jimmie Lybrand; Brian also leaves behind his children Christopher, Jonathan, Anthony, Jacob (Natalie), Christian; his brother, Timothy Logan (Marla), and his nephew, Trenton and his niece, Aubrey.

Funeral service officiated by The Reverend Mike Ingram will be held Monday, March 13, 2023 at Belleview Memorial Chapel at 12:00pm. Visitation with the family will be at 11:00am immediately prior to the service at the chapel.