Michael Joseph Logan
Michael Joseph Logan, aged 78, passed away on May 1, 2025, in Philadelphia, PA. Born on November 17, 1946, Mike was renowned for his kindness and dedication to helping others. His lifelong commitment to hard work was evident through his 40 years at a local machine shop, followed by several rewarding years at Univest Bank, where he not only contributed significantly but also formed cherished friendships. Mike’s love for life was apparent in his everyday activities, which included riding his bike and maintaining the neighborhood lawns, bringing joy and assistance to his community. His gentle soul and willingness to lend a hand to anyone in need will be profoundly missed by his family, friends, and all who knew him. He is survived by his sister, Joanne Donachie, Joan Logan; nephew, John Fardone (Kim); and nieces, Jamie Fardone, Emily Logan, and Colleen Logan. Mike was preceded in death by his father, Daniel Logan; his mother, Henrietta Logan; and his brothers, Daniel and Jack Logan. Services for Michael will be held privately. His family and friends will forever hold him in their hearts, remembering a life beautifully lived and generously shared. Mike’s legacy of kindness and dedication to his community will not be forgotten.
Only knew Mike for 7 years since my son lived on Jeanes Street....a real gentleman....a terrific guy...Mike...you will be.missed...a life we'll lived
To my Friend Mike Logan you will be terribly missed you always came to the drive thru to talk with me and our other co-workers you were helpful kind generous funny at times and I will remember you giving us Xmas Cards a month before the holiday. REST IN PEACE MIKE GOD BE WITH YOU
Michael was my neighbor and most of all, my friend. I loved sitting out front of our houses and he would fill me up on all the neighborhood news and gossip. He always brought our trash cans once they were empty and he always had a kind word for everyone . Thanks for being my friend! Miss you so much!
Mike worked for me through Univest Bank he did a great job working at our Rhawn St branch. He would help me on other projects anytime I needed him. He became a friend to me through work and I will miss our chats and lunches and just his up beat attitude. Goodbye for now Mike
Michael always had a loving smile and he truly was a very gentle and kindhearted man. It was a pleasure to know him and to share family gatherings with him.
My wife and I have known Mike since 1975 when we moved here to Fox Chase. He played ball outside the Blake’s old house at end of the 600 block of Benson Street. Over all theses years he would always stop by and/or we run into each other and have nice conversations. He would always place a Christmas card in our mail box the day after Thanksgiving. We would send him one in the mail. He was a very kind person who will always be fondly remembered. God Bless him! Ken & Sue Warner
My wife and I have known Mike since 1975 when we moved here to Fox Chase. He played ball outside the Blake’s old house at end of the 600 block of Benson Street. Over all theses years he would always stop by and/or we run into each other and have nice conversations. He would always place a Christmas card in our mail box the day after Thanksgiving. We would send him one in the mail. He was a very kind person who will always be fondly remembered. God Bless him!
Ken & Sue Warner
Michael always had a loving smile and he truly was a very gentle and kindhearted man. It was a pleasure to know him and to share family gatherings with him.
Mike worked for me through Univest Bank he did a great job working at our Rhawn St branch.
He would help me on other projects anytime I needed him. He became a friend to me through work and I will miss our chats and lunches and just his up beat attitude. Goodbye for now Mike
Michael was my neighbor and most of all, my friend. I loved sitting out front of our houses and he would fill me up on all the neighborhood news and gossip. He always brought our trash cans once they were empty and he always had a kind word for everyone . Thanks for being my friend! Miss you so much!
To my Friend Mike Logan you will be terribly missed you always came to the drive thru to talk with me and our other co-workers you were helpful kind generous funny at times and I will remember you giving us Xmas Cards a month before the holiday. REST IN PEACE MIKE GOD BE WITH YOU
Only knew Mike for 7 years since my son lived on Jeanes Street….a real gentleman….a terrific guy…Mike…you will be.missed…a life we’ll lived