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Aidan, took charge of the football, and later the helmet, and went back to sit next to Fletcher with the football team.
“Even though I was like a third son to you. Kim and Mike,” Fletcher said at the podium a few minutes later, “I don’t want this tragedy to change things. And, Aidan, I may not be as good as Logan at Halo, but 111 try my hardest to be the kind of bigger brother that Logan was."
“Let us know you are with us,” he said, addressing his absent friend, “and help us stay strong. I love you."
“We were very lucky to have him in our life,” said family friend Melissa Harris, who led and helped organize the memo rial service (which was followed by a sunset celebration on Red Oak Mountain). “I’d like to ask you to celebrate the young man we all love so dearly, and 1 invite you to remember Logan just as he was — the brightest shooting star, a supernova "
The service concluded with a song. “Harvest Moon," sung by Snnggy Smith, and a multimedia presentation on Logan’s life. Set to music by Ziggy and Bob Marlev, and Bob Dylan's “Forever Young," and put together by Harris from pictures she’d collected from friends and family over the last week, the slideshow brought more than a few laughs. Logan's antics were captured in still photos and on a fewshort videos. As the music faded and pictures ended, the room fell into quiet, punctuated by sounds of quiet sighs and sniffles.
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