

Charles was born on January 14, 1947, in Wichita, Kansas, to Vernon Leo Logan and Bertha Amelia Klein. He was raised alongside his siblings, Gary, Steve, Ronnie, Shirley, and Patti.
Charles graduated from Putnam City High School and later attended Southwestern College. He lived in Wichita, Kansas, before making his home in Oklahoma City.
From a very young age, Charles had a deep love for electronics. He was also highly knowledgeable about offset printing and knew the craft better than most people in the printing business. For Charles, a perfect day was simply waking up to see another day and spending time at his computer working on beta testing and solving problems.
Charles enjoyed listening to Celtic and country music, and his favorite color was blue. He also treasured the memories he shared with his siblings, especially the stories of the goofy and foolish things they did together when they were young. Those memories brought him great laughter and remained a cherished part of his life.
Charles was a good role model for those around him. He taught the people he loved the importance of adapting to life's challenges, bouncing back from difficulties, and growing stronger along the way. Charley had a kind and gentle soul. He cared deeply for his family and always watched over those he loved, wanting to make sure they would be all right.
Charles was preceded in death by his parents, Vernon and Bertha Logan; and his brothers, Gary Logan and Steve Logan.
He is survived by his brother, Ronnie Logan of Cookson, Oklahoma; his sisters, Shirley McEver of Yukon, Oklahoma, and Patti Winans of El Reno, Oklahoma; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Charles will be remembered for his gentle spirit, curious mind, love of electronics and problem-solving, his sense of humor, and the care he showed to the people he loved. His memory will live on through his family, the stories they share, and the many lives he touched.
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