Logan Renteria

Mr. Logan Reid Renteria, 23 of Baytown, TX graduated to heaven February 13, 2025. Logan was born in Houston, TX February 20, 2001 to Joe and Katherine Renteria. He was the “middle” brother to Gage M. Renteria and Gabriel L. Renteria of Baytown, TX.

Logan and his brothers shared a special bond with each other and were as close as brothers can be. From finding mischief and adventures together to family dinners and travel, Logan will be sorely missed for years to come.

Logan had a special love language with those closest to him. He was known by family and friends for his sense of humor, “what would you do if” and “would you rather” questions as well as his love for movies and music. Logan encouraged and supported wholeheartedly those around him to chase their God-given dreams as he chased his own.

Logan graduated from Ross S. Sterling High School in Baytown, TX during the 2020 Covid Pandemic and continued his education at Lee College in Baytown, TX and University of Houston in Clear Lake, TX, majoring in business.

Entering the workforce at 16, Logan was a young man dedicated to his family and his education. With a generous spirit, Logan bought his younger brother Gabriel
new school clothes and supplies sparing no expense two years in a row. He learned the value of hard work and enjoyed the fruits of his labor when he purchased his own vehicle and paid his own tuition and school expenses.

Logan was a beloved member of Texas Roadhouse family for six years. Many of his coworkers and “regulars” agree Logan left his mark on many hearts with his excellence in service, encouragement, humor and contagious smile.
It was at Texas Roadhouse where Logan met the love of his life, Erin Radle.

Logan is preceded in death by Grandfather Joe M Renteria and cousins Travis D Schreckengost and “Lil Terry” Holcomb. Logan is survived by his parents Joe Renteria of Alvin, TX, Katherine Renteria of Baytown, TX. Brothers Gage Renteria and Gabriel Renteria
Grandparents Alysia Renteria of Baytown, TX. Marvin and Carol Smith of Baytown, TX Jim and Sandra Holcomb of Atascocita, TX and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, “bonus family” members and friends.

A memorial service will be held at Celebration of Life Church in Baytown, TX where Logan met and served the Lord for most of his adolescent and teenage years. 120 S Alexander Dr in Baytown, TX March eleventh at four o’clock pm.