Logan Garrett Chandler

With heavy hearts and profound love, we announce the passing of Logan Garrett Chandler, who left this world on February 28, 2026, at the age of 27. Born on September 18, 1998, in Terre Haute, Indiana, Logan was the cherished son of Stephen and Terrie Chandler, and a beloved brother to Meghan Juvera, Connor Chandler, and Kendra Chandler. Logan's life was a tapestry of dedication, warmth, and insatiable curiosity. A graduate of Colorado Springs Early Colleges, he was on the cusp of completing his Bachelor’s Degree in History at Old Dominion University. Logan's academic pursuits were driven by a profound passion for history, with a special focus on the World War I era. His commitment to learning extended beyond the classroom as he taught himself several languages, most recently immersing himself in Russian studies. Logan served his country with honor in the U.S. Navy from 2019 to 2022, having graduated from the Navy Nuclear program. His service was marked by diligence and a steadfast spirit, traits that he carried into his civilian life as a substitute teacher, college-level tutor, and director of youth activities at his church. Logan's quiet leadership and genuine care left a lasting impression on all those he guided and taught. Logan found joy in simple pleasures, whether it was gaming with his brother Connor, hiking amidst nature's beauty, or delving into historical narratives. His bond with his siblings was profound; with Connor, he shared not just blood but a friendship that was unbreakable, and with Kendra, he cultivated a loving and protective relationship that she holds dear. A man of depth and introspection, Logan cherished his solitude but was never alone in spirit. Those fortunate enough to be part of his inner circle discovered a friend whose loyalty and compassion were as unwavering as they were rare. His quiet strength and gentle nature made him a beacon of support and kindness for those who knew him. As we gather to celebrate Logan's life on March 14, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at Pikes Peak Christian Church in Colorado Springs, we remember a young man whose life, though brief, was filled with purpose and love. His family invites you to join them at 4955 Bradley Rd., to honor the memory of a son, brother, and friend who touched so many lives in his own, unique way. In this time of mourning, Logan’s family extends their deepest gratitude to all who have offered their support, prayers, and love. Your presence and kindness provide solace as they navigate the depth of their loss. The family remains uplifted by their faith in Christ and the promise of eternal life, finding comfort in the belief that Logan is now at peace in the Lord’s presence. To all who have traveled to be with them, shared cherished memories, or lifted them in prayer, your acts of compassion reflect God's love, and for this, they are eternally grateful. Logan’s legacy of love and learning will continue to inspire all who were touched by his remarkable spirit.