Donald Lee Logue

Birth date: Sep 28, 1930 Death date: Sep 30, 2010

Logue, Donald Lee, age 80, of Richardson, Texas passed away peacefully on September 30, 2010 at home. He was born on September 28, 2010 in Fayetteville, Arkansas to his parents, Raymond and Earle. Don was the older of two children Read Obituary

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Kay Deardorff

784w ago

Don and Mary were my "other" mom and dad since my college days in St. Paul MN. They were transferred to Minneapolis during my freshman year. It was a God thing and I cherish the years I was really a part of their family. Mary was my mothers sister. As my husband said Thursday, Don bled Jesus…through his eyes, nose everywhere! I mourn his death but I celebrate his wonderful life. I know he has saved hundreds of souls through living his life as Jesus would, as an example and great servant. We will all miss you. One thing I question is why God took you during football season!! Maybe he needed a new quarterback. Love, Kay and Max Deardorff Tulsa, OK

Joan And Richard Steutner

784w ago

Don brought both myself (Dick) and one of my sons to Christ. We will never forget him he made a real difference in our lives. We will miss his quick wit, gentle humor and love of Jesus Christ. Our prayers are with each of you in your sorrow for his leaving…for the time.

Bill And Susan Addison

784w ago

What an authenic man was Don. I our eyes, Don and Mary are saints sent from God to help us while we are here. Never knew a man who demonstrated his love for Christ or his wife more than Don. What a model for us all. God now has the missing quarterback for his team.

Roger Rush

784w ago

I first met Don & Mary in a Discovery group @ Fellowship Bible Church of Plano. I can say i loved Don. He did so much for me sharing the Word with me. He help me understand the word of God. I remember the day i was reading my Bible and i understood every word & i felt the presents of the Holy Spirit my next thought was of Don. Thank you Mary for sharing Don with me. Love, Roger

Ron Pittman

784w ago

Don made me smile. His quick wit and terrific sense of humor will always be remembered by those who loved to be in his presence. Count me as one who admired him greatly… for his love of the Lord; his love of Mary and his family; his love of seeing others come to Christ; his love of God's Word; his love for serving the church; and his love for leading others in so many upright ways. Praise the Lord for such a beloved example of what genuine faith and authentic manhood is all about. Thank you, Lord, for loving so many through Don's endearing life. What a special man You've shared to touch our lives. Ron Pittman

Alan & Donna Ackles

784w ago

Mary and family…we were so shocked to hear of Don's passing. Oh how we will miss him. But Heaven's gain!. We will never forget our wonderful journey to Israel together. We laughed so much. Don brought so much light and joy into so many people's lives. Last Christmas at a gathering, he prayed one of Paul's prayer's. It was one of the sweetest, most moving things I have ever heard. What an example of Christlikeness he was. But also a real man's man. The world is a a better place because of Don Logue. God bless you and know that he will be waiting for you. Love Alan and Donna Ackles

Jerry Ferguson

784w ago

One of the nicest gentlemen I have ever met. Our prayers goe out for Mary and family. He will be missed greatly.

Ruth And Jim Valesano

784w ago

We met Don and Mary the first two weeks after we moved to Texas in 1973. I had the privilege of serving with Don at FBCNorth for years. He was always a consistent friend and mentor who loved and served our family. He and Mary are awesome models of Christ's love for us. I will miss him.

Meshach Baptiste

784w ago

I have heard from a few people that Don Logue was special. The time I spent with him was brief, but memorable. On the Friday evening before Don went into the hospital I was in the lobby at church. I wanted to sit down to rest my legs; a spot was available on a bench which happened to be the same bench Don was sitting on. By the time I sat down Don reached out his hand and said "hi … Don Logue". So I asked him to spell his last name, which he did. We exchanged a few words but then his "chauffeur" arrived. We said goodbye and then he left. Imagine my surprise when I saw the first email that explained Don was in the hospital; I had to look again to make sure it was the same name. The brief time I spent with Don spurred me to want to visit him in the hospital. Due to timing issues I was not able to visit, which makes me feel like I missed out on a great opportunity….

Prince And Marty Platner

784w ago

Dear sweet Mary, David and Susan: we wish to again express our love and apprecation for Don who was our first elder and mimi church leader, mentor at the orginal Fellowship Bible Church just after we were saved in 1975. Mary you and Don were saints that the Lord had ready to love and care for his two new children and you did an excellent job for us and hundreds more and we sincserely thank you. yes, we all know Don is now in the prescen of his lovely Lord Jesus. Oh, what a day it was for him and will be for us when God calls us home. we love you and thank you be there when we need you. blessings, Prince and Marty

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