BINGHAMTON, N.Y. — The Binghamton community is grieving the sudden and heartbreaking loss of Nazar Logvis, a beloved husband, father of four, and man of deep Christian faith, who passed away unexpectedly on June 21, 2025, at the age of 39.

Known for his quiet strength, humility, and unwavering devotion to his family, Logvis leaves behind a legacy of compassion, faith, and service that continues to ripple throughout the lives of those who knew him.

Born and raised in Binghamton, Logvis graduated from Binghamton High School and pursued a degree in Civil Engineering at SUNYIT. Friends and family describe him as a man of integrity—steady, hardworking, and deeply rooted in his values.

At the center of his life was his wife, Kayla Logvis, and their four children. Nazar was a pillar in their home—a loving provider and protector whose parenting was grounded in patience, presence, and faith. Whether helping with homework, playing in the yard, or leading his family in prayer, Nazar was a hands-on father and a Christ-centered guide.

“He didn’t need to say much—his life spoke for him,” said one family friend. “He loved quietly but powerfully, and that love touched everyone around him.”

Logvis’s strong Christian faith shaped his relationships and daily life. He was deeply involved in his church and often stepped in to support others through prayer, acts of service, or simple companionship. His compassion extended beyond his own family, as he offered encouragement and practical help to those in need—often without recognition.

His unexpected passing has sent shockwaves through the Binghamton community. In response, friends and neighbors have rallied around the Logvis family. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support Kayla and the children with funeral expenses, day-to-day needs, and long-term stability.

“The support has been overwhelming in the best way,” said Kimberly, a close friend helping organize the fundraiser. “It’s a reflection of how many lives Nazar touched with his kindness, his faith, and his example as a husband and father.”

As the community comes to terms with the loss, many are remembering Logvis as a quiet yet powerful force for good—a man who lived by example and left behind a spiritual and emotional legacy far greater than words can capture.

Nazar Logvis is survived by his wife Kayla, their four children, and a wide circle of extended family and friends who are holding on to faith and the strength of shared memories as they navigate this time of grief.

Funeral arrangements have not yet been publicly announced. Supporters are encouraged to visit the fundraiser and keep the family in prayer.

“To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.” — 2 Corinthians 5:8

Logvis’s life may have ended too soon, but his impact—built on love, faith, and humility—will endure.