Birth date: Oct 17, 1964 Death date: Apr 17, 2024
Racine - George Walter Bush, 59, passed away on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at Ascension All Saints Hospital in Racine. George was born to Donald and Suzanne (nee Walter) Bush on October 17, 1964, in Racine. He graduated from Wash Read Obituary
My condolences to Sue and Betty. I have fond memories of George at EUM ride shares and activities at church. He was a sweet guy.
Amy Carbarnes Abel
So sorry to hear this, George was a good guy n friend in the past,it’s great to hear he followed his passion in life, not many do. My condolences to Sue, Betty and family 🙏🏻 RIP George 🙏🏻 Bob Turner Jr
Sue, Tim and I are so sorry about George. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers ❤️
Sue, I just heard about the loss of your son. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you grieve his loss and learn to move forward without him. Your love, compassion, faith, and kindness are things that I truly admire. God will comfort you each and every day. You are a good and faithful servant. Please accept my sympathy. --Jean Modrow
What a shock to hear about your loss of George! I have many fun memories of my times with George in my salon for his haircuts. We had many good talks and he was quite the guy. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Sue but I’m glad that he is no longer in pain! RIP George. Peggy
I am so sad to hear of George's passing. I've always missed him and the great times we shared together in middle and high school. He was a great guy and wish I was able to see him once he got back to town again. I will not be able to attend services due to health issues but prayers to the family for peace in your hearts during this tough time. Cindi Ferg-Bohn.
I met G after a Mark Chestnutt concert over 30 years ago. We had lighting in common. He was a Lighting Director and I worked for a lighting rental company. This was enough to start our friendship and we were able to really build an amazing friendship. Even though we never lived in the same city, we found ways to build our friendship. So many adventures and memories, that I will treasure. Just a few: Cruise to Mexico, Brewer’s game, signing in a dive bar in Klamath Falls, OR when Mark joined the house band. Road trip CA to WA where a we did not agree on who controlled the heat or the radio. Crater Lake on Mother’s Day. Trip to the Oregon Coast through the Redwood’s to have seafood on the Oregon Coast. Many, many more memories. I’m especially honored to have become friends with his family also and will forever be blessed by that. Rest easy G. Love Lin
