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George Arthur Loggie

Passed 4/22/2026

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Obituary For George Arthur Loggie

It's with very heavy hearts we announce the passing of George Arthur (Art) Loggie on April 22 2026.

Art was born in Miramichi, N.B. in July 1955. He felt great pride in having deep roots in the community. Art was a huge fan of cars whether he was working on them, driving or watching racing with his son in law Justin. He also loved swimming, fishing and animals. Art leaves behind his daughter Meghan and her partner Justin.

Art is predeceased by both of his parents George(1993) and Lorna(2007) Loggie as well as his wife Ann(2012)

Art had a 40 year career at Loblaws starting in the warehouse and worked his way to IT Analyst. He made lifelong friends within the company and absolutely loved what he did. There was nothing he couldn't fix.

Art was the most selfless person you could meet and he would give the shirt off his back to anyone in need.

He will be remembered as an amazing husband, father and dog grandfather.
He leaves a deep hole in our hearts.
Donations can me made in his name to an animal rescue, the SPCA or charity of your choice.

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  • 05/05/2026

    Dave Mossman

    I worked with Art for many, many years at Loblaw we both always had something to laugh at, whether it was something Simpson's related or the weird error messages he got on his computers. I am so very sorry for your loss. Art will be missed by all.

  • 05/02/2026

    Lynn Jamieson

    Worked with Art at Atlantic Wholesalers in Dartmouth. He was such a nice person and always smiling. Rest in peace Art.

  • 05/02/2026

    Carl (Buddy) Stymiest

    I knew Art's parents, grandparents and Art for many years. I first met Art when he was very young at his grandparent's Percy's store in Loggieville. His grandmother Ilda, made the best ice-cream sundies and orange soda and ice-cream floats. A few Loggieville friends would cross the Miramichi River from L'ville to Gordon's Wharf in Lower Newcastle to go to the beach and great swimming. Often, Art and Dorothy Gordon would come down to the beach to swim with us. Those were the great days of summer! About 7-8 years ago, Art and I reconnected on Facebook, and have been chatting for many years. I will miss our jokes and conversations. My Sincerest Sympathy and Deepest Condolences to Meghan and their extended family.

  • 05/02/2026

    Scott, Trina and Daniel

    Sorry for your loss.

  • 05/02/2026

    John Foran

    Growing up on the Miramichi my mom and dad were close friends of your grandparents.I knew your dad from early childhood.I was fortunate enough to go to school with Art in later years.He was such a great guy.I always called him Art or "Big Guy".RIP buddy.

  • 05/02/2026

    Debbie Bernard

    When we first married in 1968, we were lucky enough to live next door to the Loggies - who became life-long friends. Art was always special to us and, when our daughter was born, he became 'Uncle Art' to her. When we moved to PEI, he drove over to visit and hang out with us. Always such a great guy..we loved him. Take care. Love, Debbie Bernard

  • 05/02/2026

    L.M. Eddy

  • 05/01/2026

    Norma Neary

    Thinking of you Meghan and praying that your memories of your Dad will bring you comfort. He was a good man.

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