James "Logan" Peters

James “Logan” Peters, age 31, entered eternal rest on February 22, 2024. We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of a remarkable young man, whose life was taken far too soon after his courageous battle with cancer. He was defined by his unwavering kindness, selflessness, generosity, and boundless creativity. He touched the lives of everyone he encountered with his warm heart and compassionate spirit. A gifted artist, Logan’s work was a vivid tapestry of his inner world, full of color, emotion, and depth. Whether through creative writing or drawing, he communicated in ways words could not capture, leaving a legacy of beauty that will forever speak to the hearts of those who knew him. His memorable sense of humor and smile was infectious. Athletically talented, he embodied the true essence of sportsmanship, discipline, love for the game and the comradery of brotherhood. Logan was known as a fearless and competitive player. In his memory, let us honor his spirit by living fully, loving deeply, and always reaching out to those in need. Though his time with us was cut tragically short, his impact is immeasurable and his legacy everlasting. Logan was preceded in death by his grandfather, Jim Peters, grandmother, Beverly Sprain, uncle, Neil Tidmore and cousin, Jaxon McCoy. He is survived by his mother, Kelli Tidmore (Rodney) and father, Danny Peters(Candice), grandmother, Jessie Peters, grandfather, Gary Tidmore (Gail), step-grandfather, Donald Sprain, Aunts, Traci Childress(Michael), Bonnie Werrbach(Craig), Uncles, Lyle Peters, John Peters(Melanie), Matt Tidmore(Hope), Cousins, Jessica, Samantha, Brett, Jackie, Skylar, Justin, Jonathan, Jared, Mikayla, Jenna, Rase, Graham, Jude and best friends, Dylan and Haley. In leu of flowers or other expressions of sympathy, the family kindly requests that donations be dedicated in his memory to the Sarcoma Foundation of America https://p2p.onecause.com/raise-your-way 

Special thanks to UT Medical Center, UT Hospice Care, Yassin’s Falafel House, Hello Tea House. Online condolences may be expressed at www.mynattfh.com