Obituary of Seth Maxwell Logan
Seth Maxwell Logan passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, September 17th, 2026.
Born in Colorado, Seth was raised in the Munsee Delaware Nation, where he built lifelong memories and forged deep connections. Growing up, Seth could often be found out on the diamond playing fastball or spending hours in the yard playing with his brother. He had a keen eye, a curious mind, and a lifelong passion for collecting treasures—always on the lookout for unique tools, gadgets, and weapons to add to his favorite keepsakes.
Seth was preceded in death by his loving mother, Amber Logan. He is survived by his father, David Baker; his siblings, Joshua (Ashley) Logan, Carmen Logan, Desiree (Samuel Difede) Logan, and Aurora Logan; and his cherished nieces and nephews: Abigail, Natalia, Emersyn, Samson, RaeLynn, Magnolia, Josiah, Maverick, and Rosalie. Seth’s gentle spirit, loyalty, and passion for the simple joys in life will be deeply missed by his family and friends.
Family will receive friends at the Munsee – Delaware Community Center, 533 Thomigo Road, Muncey on Tuesday, September 22nd, 2026, from 12 noon – 1 pm where the Celebration of Seth’s Life will be held commencing at 1pm. In honour of Seth, people are welcomed and encouraged to rock their gangster apparel. Casual attire.
ELLIOTT-MADILL FUNERAL HOME, Mount Brydges entrusted with arrangements.
Seth Logan
With pockets full of skipping stones,
And tools of iron, steel, and bones,
He tracked the creeks and caught the frogs,
And scrambled over mossy logs.
A handsome face, a sincere heart,
Who played a brave, unselfish part.
He loved his own with fierce embrace,
Though quick to flash a temper’s grace—
A fiery spark that burned as true
As any hero ever knew.
He collected gadgets, gear, and blade,
Yet gave the greatest gift he made:
His loyal love, his open hand,
The finest soul across the land.
Though tragic storms cut short his day,
And stole his roaring laugh away,
The tools remain, the memories stay,
As morning turns the dark to gray.
We count the hours he walked with men,
And hope to cross his path again.
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