I was sent a logo and want to recreate it with the same font, and have exhausted all the normal searches. The manager of the business said her niece created their logo years ago but doesn't have any of the builds, and I've seen several variations of the logo, which I'm positive was created on a computer.  It looks like the upper case and lower case are the same font. Any help would be greatly appreciated.  

Spirax by Brenda Gallo, available as a Google web font.

It does not come in an italic weight, so it was artificially italicized.

Wow, thank you!  None of the search engines came close, and hours of manual searching yielded no results.  I'd love to know how you found it

The issue you ran into was the fake italicization—font ID search engines match letter by letter, and the sample letter has to hit so many points on a matrix in order to kick out a match. When a designer alters the angle or proportions, the letters no longer align to the matrix of the original typeface.

Unitalicize it, and most font ID software can recognize it.

One search engine I use includes "faux" italic (angled about 1o degrees) versions of some typefaces, and it recognized your original straight off.