Logan Williams, a youthful entertainer most popular for his job on CW's "The Flash," kicked the bucket at the age of 16, a representative for his family said.
"We are shattered," Michelle Gauvin, the representative, told TODAY. "We are in stun and grieving this disastrous misfortune. Logan was a remarkable ability, with a benevolent heart, and an irresistible soul. We will all miss him hugely."
"Our contemplations and supplications are with his family and friends and family," she included. She said a coroner would decide the reason for death, however it was not identified with COVID-19.
Williams had played a youthful Barry Allen (otherwise known as The Flash) on the CW appear. Award Gustin, who plays present-day Barry Allen on the show, presented a genuine tribute on the youthful entertainer.
"This image was from the get-go in the recording of The Flash pilot scene in 2014. I was so intrigued by not exclusively Logan's ability yet his polished methodology on set," Gustin composed. "My considerations and supplications will be with him and his family during what is I'm certain an unfathomably troublesome time for them. If it's not too much trouble keep Logan and his family in your musings and petitions during what has been an unusual and attempting time for all of us. Sending adoration to everybody."
The first Barry Allen from the CBS adaptation of the show, John Wesley Shipp, presently plays the character's dad in the CW rendition and furthermore posted his sympathies.
"Heartsick to learn of Logan Williams' passing at 16. He was 100% dedicated to playing youthful Barry Allen, and we missed him once we moved past that piece of the story," he said. "Love and empathy to Logan's loved ones in your melancholy."
On-screen character Erin Krakow additionally posted her recollections of working with Williams on "When Calls the Heart."
Actor Erin Krakow also posted her memories of working with Williams on “When Calls the Heart.”
Williams played Miles Montgomery on the Hallmark Channel appear for a few seasons, she stated, and was a delight to work with.
Williams played Miles Montgomery on the Hallmark Channel appear for a few seasons, she stated, and was a delight to work with.
"Logan was a wonderful, warm, senseless, and gifted youngster. He could generally make us giggle," Krakow said. "He was barely short of 17 and had what I'm certain would have been a splendid future in front of him."