Thomas J. Logue (Tommy Stunts)
April 27, 1993 - June 5, 2026
Thomas J. Logue (Tommy Stunts), age 33, of Elkton, MD, passed away on Friday, June 5, 2026.
Born in Baltimore, MD on April 27, 1993, he was the son of Heather (Westwood) Logue. Tommy was a graduate of Kenwood High School with the class of 2012. He worked at the Port of Baltimore, where he made lifelong friends who became family, and later found his favorite job in the crane shop.
Tommy lived life with the pedal down and his heart wide open. He loved dirt bikes, fast cars, and working on engines, but nothing meant more to him than his family.
A devoted husband and soulmate to Sarah Logue for over 10 years, Tommy was a proud father to Ryann and Axell. He cherished working on cars with his son and never missed a chance to watch his daughter dance.
He is survived by his wife, Sarah; his children, Ryann and Axell; and his mother, Heather.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Sarah and the children through their GoFundMe by clicking here.
Though his ride ended too soon, the memories he leaves behind will last forever.
A celebration of life for Tommy will be held on Saturday, June 27th 2026 at Highland Manor Springs, 1906 Freeland Road Freeland, MD from 12 pm to 5 pm. Please come and go at your leisure as this is an open house.
Samuel smeltzer
Sarah . We love you and the kids more than we can show . Tommy I will miss you . I wish the big man up stairs left you more time so we could raise these kids together longer as a whole . Not with you not here . This isn’t right it never will be . I don’t know what else to say dude I would be here all day . Rest easy to the best brother in law I have 😞❤️
Cory W
I’ll miss you man. You were a sour patch kid that would do anything for anybody who needed help, especially your family. We just hung out two weeks ago & played beer pong together at the house. Thanks for showing up. My last memory of you is a fantastic one and I’ll cherish that forever. Raise Hell in heaven with the coolest 4wheeler you ever wanted. ♥️
Angel G
In the years I have known you, you have always had such a good heart. Always kind and loving to others im glad i got to spend extra time with you playing softball. The purple cobras will miss you dearly Tommy. You were a great friend, father, and husband to your family. My heart breaks for sarah and your kids. I will miss you dearly my friend. Rest up and rip through the heavens.
Scott
A lot of people throw the word “brother” around, but you were really mine.
We weren’t always right, we weren’t always smart, and we damn sure weren’t perfect, but we always had each other’s backs. No matter what life threw at us, I knew I could call you and you’d be there.
The hardest part isn’t saying goodbye. It’s knowing tomorrow comes and you’re not here. No phone calls, no laughs, no bullshit stories, no making memories we’ll talk about years later.
You were one of the real ones in a world that’s full of fake. Loyal to the core, solid as they come, and the type of man people could count on when things got tough.
I wasn’t ready to lose you, and I don’t think I ever will be.
Love you, brother. Rest easy. I’ll carry your name and your memory with me for the rest of my life.
Your wife and kids will know how much they are loved. I will make sure I show them and tell them. I never got the chance to tell you but I sure as hell showed you brother.
Until we meet again. 💔
Jessica Boothe
Tommy,
Growing up, I remember tagging along with you and Ryan (when you guys would let me, of course), and how much I loved when the two of you would include me in whatever trouble you were getting into that night. You are in so many memories I have growing up—sneaking out with Ryan to hang out at your house, playing beer pong in my garage (and the two of you giving me alcohol for the first time lol), late night drives to Wilson point park with you two, and my absolute favorites are of you, Ryan, my friends, and a ton of your friends playing manhunt at Essex Elementary every night during the summer.
When Ryan died, you were there for me and my family, and stepped in as a big brother figure for Austin and me. I remember walking to Connelly Funeral Home with you and some of his other friends the day of his viewing, and how you didn’t leave mine or Austin’s side for days after.
I remember how much you loved cars and racing, even as teenagers, so it breaks my heart that something you loved so much has caused such devastation.
Give my brother a big hug for me, will ya?
To your soulmate, Sarah,
I can’t imagine the devastating events you’ve been through, and what you must be feeling right now. I’m so terribly sorry that you and your family have to endure such a heartbreaking loss.
Tommy truly was an amazing person and friend.
You and your family have my deepest condolences 💐