Todd Gerald Logan, 73, of Jupiter, Florida, passed away peacefully at home on October 10, 2025. He was surrounded by his son, daughter, son-in-law, and granddaughter—holding his hand, sharing favorite stories, and telling him how deeply he was loved. True to his life he was wearing his Buffalo Bills gear right up to his final moment.

Born November 16, 1951, in Buffalo, New York, Todd was the son of Jack and Sarah “Sally” Logan and the brother of the late Cosma (Logan) Fellner. A proud graduate of Maryvale High School (’69) and the University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy (’75) Go Bearcats, Todd dedicated his life to caring for others. His pharmacy career took him from Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati to Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach, where he served as a clinic pharmacist, one of the hospital’s first oncology pharmacists, and later ran the Outpatient Pharmacy at the Cancer Center. He finished his career as a beloved neighborhood celebrity in retail at the Publix Pharmacy near his home.

Todd was an avid sports fan and spent much of his retirement traveling to cheer on the Bills, Sabres, Bearcats, Reds, and Gators with his children. When he wasn’t at a game, he was watching one—men or women, wheels or rackets. If it involved sports, Todd was watching.

He was also an accomplished poker player, winning Top Gun in his South Florida–wide league three years in a row—2018, 2019, and 2020. His all-time points record still stands unmatched, a testament to his sharp mind and legendary poker face.

He is survived by his children, Courtney Logan Caldwell and Todd Barrow Logan; his son-in-law, Tyrone Caldwell; his beloved grandchildren, Arabella Sky Caldwell and Tyrone Logan Caldwell (“T. Logan”); his brother and best friend, Joseph Logan; his older sister, Rose Marie Yeates; and many cherished family members and friends. Todd treasured the time he had playing games and watching cartoons with his granddaughter and was delighted to meet his first grandson in his last months of life. His stories and memory will continue to live on through them. A loyal Bills fan to the end, Todd never lost hope for “next year.” His daughter and grandchildren will be ready to celebrate with him in spirit and party at the parade, as they always talked about, when Buffalo wins their first Super Bowl.

Todd was loved by everyone he met, and his children grew up hearing countless stories about his kindness and compassion. He will be remembered for his striking blue eyes, his deep devotion to his family, and the way he made everyone—from friends to patients, coworkers, and neighbors—feel truly cared for.

“And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.” — The Beatles

A Celebration of Life will take place beachfront at 32 Jimmy Buffett Memorial Highway, Jupiter, FL 33477, just north of Marcinski Road at Stairway 33, on Monday, November 17, 2025, at 5:30 PM.