Logan Rundle
May 14, 1994 ~ March 6, 2020
Logan Wallace Rundle, 25, of Cedar Rapids, died peacefully at home surrounded by his family following a lengthy illness on Friday, March 6, 2020. Family and friends will gather from 1-4 p.m. on Saturday, March 14, 2020, with a memorial service beginning at 4 pm at Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids.
Survivors include his parents, Donald and Joan Rundle; siblings, Lucas Rundle and Emily Rundle; grandparents, Wallace and Barbara Rundle; many aunts, uncles, and cousins; and his faithful buddy, Vinny.
Logan was born May 14, 1994, in Cedar Rapids the son of Donald and Joan (Petesch) Rundle. He graduated from Washington High School in 2012. Logan loved skateboarding, playing video games and disc golf with his friends, and caring for animals, especially dogs. He had an extensive VHS collection and will remembered for his art and drawings. Logan was gentle and kind and will be greatly missed by his family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Kenneth and Hilda Petesch; and his faithful companions, Gus and Tanner.
Logan's family extends a heartfelt thank you to the people at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics, UnityPoint St. Luke's Hospice, and to so many friends for their support and compassionate care.
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Donnie and joan so sorry for your loss.my prayers are with you and your family.
To the Rundle family: So sorry to read about the loss of your son. My sincerest condolences. Bruce Eichacker
Donnie and Joan we are very sorry for the loss of Logan he was a fine young man and we remember him with great fondness! May God rest his soul 🙏 our thoughts and prayers be with you and family. Jim and Nhi O’Hare
I am so sorry to hear about Logan. I remember growing up just down the street on Drahozal-Rundle Boulevard and spending all seasons outside playing some sort of game. Whether it be sledding or two hand touch football or whiffle ball or any other game the kids on the block made up, all the kids would get together and fill the entire block with laughter and fun. Logan was always one of the oldest, which means he was always a captain for the team. I would always be one of his first choices to be on his team, which meant we always won! Anyway, it always made me feel good to be picked ahead of all the other guys, including my brothers. Logan always had a way of being super inclusive and making sure everyone was feeling good and having fun, something I have remembered throughout all of my years and will continue to remember. May he rest in peace and the fun loving, kid-like image of Logan be the one we carry with us in our hearts each and every day.
Joan and Don, we are so sorry to hear about Logan. Though we haven’t seen you for many years we remember your family well and with fondness. May God bless you all and may he rest in peace. Teresa and Gary Smith
Donnie and Joan; Sorry to hear about Logan,guess I didn’t know he had been ill.prayers to you and the family.
This is such unbelievable and sad news about Logan, I’m so sorry for all of you. I will forever remember the hours and hours Logan and Dalton spent together, they were happy doing whatever it was as long as they were together. Logan was sweet, a little bashful but such a great kid and a great friend to Dalton. He’s gone way too soon but he will be remembered fondly. Molly Claypool
We are so sorry for you Donny and Joan and your families for your loss of your son. I cannot imagine what you are feeling but take comfort in knowing God heals all and Logan is in his arms.Love,hugs and prayers to you all of you from the Landsgards
Sorry to hear that Logan passed away. Sorry that we will not be able to attend his services. we will continue to keep him in our prayers. May he rest in peace. Marge and Joe Gase
I’m so sorry to learn of your loss. My heart aches and goes out to you, Rundles.