Logan Bailey Lowrey
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Logan Bailey Lowrey, 18, of Prairie Village, KS, died Thursday, June 10, 2021 at her home. A funeral Mass will be held 10:00 AM, Saturday, June 19, 2021 at St Ann Catholic Church, Prairie Village, Kansas. A celebration of life will be held 1:00 PM, Saturday, June 19, 2021 at the St. Ann Catholic Church gymnasium. You may view the live stream of the Mass at www.stannpv.org. You may view her Celebration of Life at : CELEBRATION OF LIFE LIVESTREAM LINK
She was born on May 7, 2003, in Kansas City, MO to Ricklin and Gina (Glaus) Lowrey.
Logan graduated in May from Shawnee Mission East High School where she was an avid member of her band family. Logan was a great inspiration to everyone she met during her battle with cancer for over 4 years.
Logan left our world much too soon, but she lived life to the fullest! She had more amazing experiences and touched more lives in her short 18 years, especially in the last 4 as she battled Osteosarcoma, than most people do in a lifetime. Her old soul was apparent at a very young age. Logan’s contagious smile lit up every room, enabling her to make meaningful connections with both humans and animals. She was passionate about everything she did from loving her family, friends and caregivers, to playing in the marching, symphonic and Jazz bands at Shawnee Mission East, Camp Quality Northwest Missouri and volunteering at Wayside Waifs. Her thirst for knowledge of things in this world and beyond was never-ending. Nothing could stop this fierce and loving young lady. Her grace throughout unimaginable circumstances was awe-inspiring. This warrior motivated thousands with her courage and strength, yet she sought no recognition or praise.
Logan is survived by her mother Gina, brother Garrett, and pug Eva of the home in Prairie Village, KS, brother Joe (Josiah) Lowrey and wife MaKenzie Lowrey and daughter Graceyn of St. Joseph, MO, and sister Brie Lowrey of St. Louis. She was preceded in death by her father, Ricklin Lowrey of the home in Prairie Village, grandparents Kay and Howard Dale Lowrey of Chillicothe, MO and Suzi and Larry Glaus of Benton, MO.
Throughout her cancer journey, Logan received great comfort and relief from numerous alternative treatments such as essential oils, reflexology, acupuncture and massage. We have established the Logan Lowrey Memorial Fund so others may benefit from her experience. These funds will be used to provide cancer kids with gifts of oils and an introduction to alternative treatments for nausea, neuropathy and more and help defray the costs of these amazing services as we pay it forward in her memory. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Logan Lowrey Memorial Fund, in care of The First National Bank of Louisburg, 4200 W. 83rd St., Prairie Village, KS 66208 or through Venmo to @LoganLowrey-MemorialFund. The 4-digit Venmo code is 9238
Logan was an absolutely sensational spirit, at Camp Quality she lit up every room. She was awesome at everything and inspired myself and so many others. My deepest condolences and Logan’s light will shine on through the smiles of all the people whom were blessed enough to know her.
We are so so sorry we’re not able to be there but know we will be there in prayer for all of you. Please know you all will be in our prayers for as long as we feel it’s needed. God protect all of you with our love, Ramona & Richard Call, Andria & Cody Bigham and family.
I was blessed to meet Logan at camp with Trisha. Such a sweet girl…she will be missed! Heaven is even sweeter now with her presence.
Logan was exactly as stated, awe-inspiring. Every obstacle she faced, she faced with grace and a fighter’s heart. I wish I knew her longer, but time is irrelevant; to know Logan was to love Logan. We didn’t need years of friendship to bond quickly and form a strong care for one another. She was wise beyond her years, and beyond most people’s lifetimes. I will miss her deeply. My most sincere condolences to her Momma, Garrett, and all who were blessed to know her.
Logan was a special young lady. She had a positive impact on everyone with whom she came into contact and was a leader both in the classroom and in the halls. The student body looked up to Logan at Shawnee Mission East and chose her as their Homecoming Queen this past fall. My deepest condolences to her family, friends, and community.
We can all learn so much from the way Logan lived her life. I am grateful to have walked along side of her for the past 5 years. May our community continue to love and support each other as we have supported the Lowery family. Logan made us all better people. Hugs and prayers to Gina and Garrett.
Keeping you in our thoughts and prayers Gina. Logan was a lovely young lady.
I feel like I know Logan through her Mom. I worked with Gina. I’ve always admired Logan’s strength and beautiful spirit. It always exuded in the pictures & stories that Gina would share. I’m thinking of and praying with the family. With love ????
Logan was an inspiration to us all. She was always a breath of fresh air always seen the good in anything! I’ve only shared brief moments with her and honored to have known/met her. She will be missed by all. Fly high till we meet again!
Logan was and will be a true inspiration on how to live our best life. We were truly blessed to know her. Her fighting spirit will live on. Prayers for you and Garrett , Gina. ???
The Rottinghaus Family
Logan stopped us in her tracks with her grace, kindness and authenticity. Her light shined more brightly each time we saw her. We are grateful to have known her. We know that the good she brought the world will continue to touch many lives through her spirit, Gina and Garrett. Much love, The Sexton Family
Although I didn’t know Logan personally, I knew of her resilient spirit through her mother. Logan was a pillar of strength for her family and friends. She kept them on course, not only with her treatment plans, but she ensured they enjoyed happy times for themselves as well.
May God bless this family and show them Logan is smiling down on them each day.