It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Logan Daniel Roloff. The 26-year-old beloved resident of Weston, Wisconsin passed away on March 13, 2026 at Aspirus Wausau Hospital, surrounded by the love of his family. No specific cause of death has been publicly released as his loved ones focus on private remembrance and honoring the full life he lived with such quiet dedication.
Dan and Christy (Raatz) Roloff welcomed Logan into the world on December 1, 1999, in Wausau. In addition to being his sibling, he had an unbreakable link with Alexis, who was also his confidante and valued friend. After Alexis died away on April 30, 2019, the family became closer and Logan became even more appreciative of the time he spent with his loved ones.
He grew up in Weston and attended D.C. Everest High School, graduating in 2018 before earning an Associates Degree from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, all while showing the same steady determination that would define his later years.
Logan was a hard worker who started working summers at the age of 15 for Scott’s Enterprises. After receiving his degree he became a full time employee with Riverview Construction as a Lead Maintenance Technician, where his strong work ethic and dedication earned him lasting friendships and the respect of everyone he worked alongside.
Colleagues recall how he had a special gift for turning ordinary work moments into hilarious stories that kept the team laughing and made even the toughest days feel lighter. That same reliable, kind-hearted approach carried into every part of his life, making him someone others could always count on for support or a good laugh.
Rev. Jerome Patric will officiate a funeral mass on Friday, March 27 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Agnes Catholic Church, 6101 Zinser St., Weston. Visitation will take place at Brainard Funeral Home Everest Chapel, 5712 Memorial Court, Weston, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 26, and again on Friday an hour before the church service and burial at the church cemetery.
As loved ones and the Weston community navigate this tender grief, they draw strength from the memories of Logan’s unbreakable bond with his sister Alexis, his devotion to family, and the way he turned everyday life into something brighter through his work ethic and easy laughter. The outpouring of support from neighbors, former classmates, and coworkers has already begun to wrap his parents Dan and Christy in comfort, reminding them that the connections Logan built continue to provide light even in the midst of sorrow.
