Logan Gerald Noll

Logan Gerald Noll, age 18, of Golva, North Dakota, passed away on May 26, 2023. A Vigil Service will be held at 7:00 PM on Friday, June 2, 2023 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Golva with a Mass of Christian Burial at 11:00 AM on Saturday, June 3, 2023 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church with Father Dan Berg officiating. Silha Funeral Home of Beach, North Dakota has been entrusted with the arrangements. Logan was born February 9, 2005, in Bismarck, North Dakota to Diane (Frederick) and Leon Noll. He spent the first few years in Dickinson, North Dakota and in the spring of 2008, he and his family moved to Golva, where he lived until the time of his passing. Logan got his first baseball mitt when he was nine months old, and he used that same mitt all through B League when he finally agreed to get a bigger one. By the time he could walk, he could throw a baseball and connect with the bat. We had to stop playing in the house by the time he was two, for fear of breaking things. He loved baseball. He loved to pitch, and he was darn good too. Fishing and hunting were his passions. Logan probably has more fishing poles and tackle than Scheels. He could spend all day fishing, and one 4th of July weekend he did. He didn’t leave the dock from 7:30 in the morning until we finally got him off the dock to do fireworks that night. (He loved those too, by the way.) I was able to get him to eat a hotdog and drink some water and Gatorade, but only because I took it to him and made him. He had to have caught and released close to 100 fish that day; for real. He loved ice fishing and even got his dad to sort of enjoy it; although I think Leon just liked spending time with Logan. He could tell you how long it would take, depending on the weather, temp, and whatever else, for the ice to be safe. He also really enjoyed fishing with his Grandma Dar. He thought it was especially fun when he would catch some and she wouldn’t, because Grandma is a little competitive. Logan was his dad’s shadow from the time he was eighteen months. He loved spending time in the tractor and the shop with him. He built so many things out of PVC pipe that I’m pretty sure the PVC sales skyrocketed at Prairie Lumber during that phase – numerous hunting blinds, fishing gadgets and even hockey goals. By the time he was ten, he was already running the rake for his dad making hay. Soon he was swathing. He had the best of both worlds; being with his dad and haying. Last year, with the help of his good friend Rick, he learned to bale. He put up close to 800 nice, tight, perfect bales almost all on his own. He was so proud, and it made him feel closer to his dad. Logan also loved dirt bikes and riding with his buddies. He could ride a wheelie the length of our yard and did so numerous times with a grin you could see through his helmet. He recently bought a couple to fix up and sell, and he just finished rebuilding one and had it listed for sale. His dream was to raise cattle, make hay, and most of all, carry on for his dad and make him proud. You did that Logan; Dad was super proud of you. Logan was preceded in death by his dad, Leon; Grandpa Freddie; cousin, Nicholas, and great-grandparents. Logan is survived by his mom, Diane; sister, Linsey; brothers, Sheldon (Hannah) Noll, and Stephan (Sarah) Noll; nieces and nephews, Mischa, Van, Jack, Alice, Thomas, Roran, and Frankie; Grandma Darlene Frederick and Grandpa Jerry and Grandma Bev Noll; aunts and uncles, Jan (Jay) Solem, Deb (Emory) Vaagen, Todd Frederick, Laurie (Phil) Hurley, Joyce (Tom) Ray; eighteen cousins, and so many wonderful friends. Remembrances and condolences may be shared with the family at: www.silhafuneralhomes.com.

Logan Gerald Noll

February 9, 2005 - May 26, 2023

What We Do

Flowers & Gifts

Plan Ahead

About Us

Resources

Obituaries

Grief & Healing

Contact Information

Logan Gerald Noll

February 9, 2005 - May 26, 2023

What We Do

Flowers & Gifts

Plan Ahead

About Us

Resources

Obituaries

Grief & Healing

Contact Information

365 Days of Grief Support